Podcasts about days of hope

Hear the heartwarming story of two sisters from war-torn Syria. Also the WMP story continues with a message from Johannes Gutenberg.

A new MP3 sermon from Hackberry House of Chosun is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: From nights of horror to days of hope Subtitle: Persecution Speaker: Bob Faulkner Broadcaster: Hackberry House of Chosun Event: Testimony Date: 6/15/2024 Bible: Matthew 28:19-20 Length: 17 min.

"God has given us the opportunity to love and serve the brokenhearted." The "Eight Days of Hope" ministry is on the scene where tornadoes created multiple disaster zones in the past couple of weeks. New-York-based Steve Tybor gives us an update on how the volunteers and equip get mobilized, to respond to the tangible needs while also bringing Christian hope. Tybor tells Family Life's Mark Webster about the midwestern response, their efforts to shelter young women caught up in human trafficking, and the upcoming annual trip to Buffalo for a week-plus of work in neighborhoods in need. This is the fifth year for the Buffalo projects -- in the previous four, they have rehabbed homes of 1,200 families. Individuals, couples and families can participate in that work, even for fewer than eight days. The national "Eight Days" effort has involved 60,000 volunteers.

Message from Lisa Ashton on March 31, 2024

Message from James W. on March 24, 2024

Trigger Warning: This message deals with issues of mental health: anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts. It ends in a place of hope, but walks through some dark places to get there.

This week we had three speakers: Leanna Phillips, Steve Reed, and Sacha Burkett.

Message from Josh Kaufman on March 3, 2024

Message from Jill DuBois on February 25, 2024

Message from Lisa Ashton on February 18, 2024

Eight Days of Hope is prepared to help as folks dig out following this week's storm.

Eight Days of Hope volunteers are in Tennessee assisting with recovery efforts following devastating weekend tornadoes. 

1 Peter 3:15

Expectations were raised, expectations were dashed. In a nutshell, that's been 2023 for the Mets. Still, hope springs eternal, even in the last days of a season about to end with no sign our most recent spasm of hope transformed into the success we dared expect. We can't control what the players accomplish, yet we'll be back to look forward to a collection of them next year doing better than they did this year. One decade ago, we had only one day in five to really look forward to, and we rode that Day for all it was worth. The “It Happens in Threes” series lands in 2013, a.k.a. Harvey Year (11:15). National League Town also takes a moment to remember the Mets fan author who preserved for us every Met day of the franchise's first twenty years (37:45). --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nationalleaguetown/message

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Eight Days of Hope is working on a plan to get volunteers down to Florida to assist in cleanup efforts following Hurricane Idalia.

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8 Days of Hope is working on a plan to get volunteer to Maui to assist those affected by the wildfires.

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Eight Days of Hope is in Lovejoy providing free home repairs to residents in the area.

Steve Tybor talks about the work he will be doing with Eight Days of Hope in Lovejoy which starts July 15th.

My guest Dr Phil Carson has been on the show before, but never with such a personal story. He brought Chandler Gurley, Director of Operations for "Eight Days of Hope", a national organization that responds to disasters across the country, helping to rebuild homes, communities, and lives and Dr. Carson met Chandler disaster struck their hometown in Spring 2023, when a powerful tornado left behind a path of destruction in Amory, Mississippi. When tragedy strikes, the Eight Days of Hope community comes together to spread restoration and new beginnings. After a disaster, EDOH helps people be clean and safe. They provide rapid response to feed and support victims and rebuild structures and homes, and they provide also the hope for each community and person recovering from unthinkable disaster. Chandler explains: "during my five and a half years at EDOH, I have held multiple roles including Executive Assistant, Rapid Response Director, and Director of Operations. God revealed His call on my life to serve Him full-time as a teenager, and it is an honor to work in an organization that allows me to live out my calling each day. The world of disaster relief is not an easy one. It is dirty, messy, and very difficult to walk through day after day, but isn't that where Jesus provides hope to the hopeless, healing to the brokenhearted, and light to the darkness. He is here, so that is exactly where I want to be." America's Healthcare Advocate: Cary Hall Season 19, Episode 19 Learn more: https://eightdaysofhope.com (662) 844-6934 info@eightdaysofhope.com Contact Cary Hall: https://www.americashealthcareadvocate.com/contact-us

This interview has been repurposed from use on The Chris Duffley Show on Unlimited Hope Radio into a podcast episode interview. In this episode, it’s all about Eight Days of Hope XVIII with Steve Tybor, Co-Founder and President! We discuss how it all started 17 years ago in December of 2005 thanks to Hurricane Katrina hitting the Gulf Coast in ... Read More The post MPP 156: 8 Days of Hope XVIII with Steve Tybor, President and Co-Founder appeared first on Christopher Duffley.

Some people have careers while others have a calling. In the face of Hurricane Ian, it seems more people and organizations in the latter category are stepping up in a big way. I'm very pleased to introduce Steve Tybor - President & CEO of https://eightdaysofhope.com ( Eight Days of Hope). This Christian organization is a rapid response team for when disasters hit. They work through the local churches to "love and serve those in need." In this episode, you'll learn... One thing most people don't know about Steve How his background in building and construction led him to start Eight Days of Hope The special support they provide to disaster victims The construction services they are providing to residents of Sarasota and Fort Myers The Safe House ministry they recently started Stories that will warm your heart How you can get involved ... and much, much ... more Thank you for stopping by today it is my hope you will listen ... learn ... and connect! https://www.facebook.com/EightDaysofHope (Facebook) https://twitter.com/eightdaysofhope (Twitter) https://www.instagram.com/eightdaysofhope/ (Instagram) https://www.youtube.com/user/EightDaysofHope1 (Youtube)

More than 500 volunteers from Eight Days of Hope are on the ground in southwest Florida in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian providing hope for those feeling hopeless. Founder and President Steve Tybor joined the conversation and shared how simple acts of kindness are helping people meet Jesus in powerful ways.  https://www.eightdaysofhope.com | https://bit.ly/Post-Ian-Resources See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Steve Tybor, the founder and CEO of Eight Days of Hope, joined Mornings with Tom and Tabi to give an update, after being boots on the ground in Ft. Meyers and Sarasota, Florida. EDOH arrived just days after the Hurricane, and hundreds of volunteers are there now - partnering together with local churches to share the love of the Lord in practical ways. Being the hands and feet of Jesus with those dealing with the devastation of the hurricane. CLICK HERE to learn how you can help.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Steve Tybor is the founder and CEO of Eight Days of Hope. After wrapping up a project in Chattanooga with the Tim Tebow foundation, Steve wants everyone to know that Eight Days of Hope is responding to the devastation caused by Hurricane Ian. We are all praying for those who have already been impacted and will be impacted by this storm. To learn more about their response or to learn how you can help, CLICK HERE. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Awaiting Ian to pass through before committing to an area

It is Day #1 of the 21 Days of Hope. The beautiful part of the Easter season is how it refreshes our soul. It brings much-needed hope to our lives. So the goal of today's step in the 21 Days of Hope is to allow the hope of Easter to start refreshing your soul. And as with most aspects of our walk with Jesus, that will begin in prayer. Let's jump into a devotion on The 6 Prayers Your Heart Needs This Easter. This devotion comes from a post by Lysa TerKeurst. Let's look at some of the first words spoken that first Easter: “The angel said to the women, ‘Do not be afraid, for I know that you are looking for Jesus, who was crucified. He is not here; he has risen, just as he said. Come and see the place where he lay. Then go quickly and tell his disciples: “He has risen from the dead and is going ahead of you into Galilee. There you will see him.” Now I have told you.'” Matthew 28:5-7 (NIV) Lysa shows us six different ways we can pray through this passage of scripture. I encourage you to take time and pray these as you read through each one: "Do not be afraid," — Dear God, I hand over to You those things that make me so afraid. Resurrect the parts of my faith that are squelched by fear. "I know that you are looking for Jesus," — God, when my soul is searching, may I know that the answer to every longing is found in You. "He has risen," — God, the fact that Jesus is risen should lift my head, my heart and my attitude. Help me live today as if I really believe this with every part of my life. "just as he said," — Dear Jesus, You keep Your promises. Show me how to live as though I believe that with every part of me. Help me trust You more, obey You more and resemble You more. "Come and see," — Jesus, You had the angels invite the women in to see for themselves that You had risen. You invite me into these personal revelations every day. Forgive me for sometimes rushing about and forgetting to come and see for myself … You, Your Word, Your insights. "Then go quickly and tell his disciples," — Jesus, I don't want to be a secret-keeper with my faith. I want to be a bold and gracious truth-proclaimer. For You. With You. Because of You. Me, the girl whom You loved and redeemed. In Jesus' Name, Amen. What a powerful way to pray as we kick off the 21 Days Of Hope. I love how this passage builds hope in our hearts and then helps us to start sharing hope with others. That is what Easter is all about.

Giving hope to those in need. That's what we're called to do as Christians and it's what a national non-profit is doing too. Listen, as Steve Tybor, President and CEO of Eight Days of Hope, talks about their work; his story; and the difference we can all make in each other's lives. Eightdaysofhope.com

Today the guys had a great opportunity to sit down with Steve Tybor of Eight Days of Hope and talk about his ministry. We were blessed to hear all the work that God is doing in this ministry. We got to ask some great questions, hear Steve's testimony, and have some laughs along the way. If you are interested in Eight Days of Hope or would like to get involved go to  eightdaysofhope.comAs always the guys are trying another great coffee this weeks is from Fire Dept. Coffee. It is a veteran-owned business and is certified by the National Veteran-Owned Business Association (NaVOBA). They are dedicated to providing great-tasting coffee to people everywhere. Founder and CEO Luke Schneider is a full-time firefighter/paramedic and a U.S. Navy veteran who teamed up with firefighter/paramedic Jason Patton who is also a full-time firefighter and VP for Fire Department Coffee. Along with providing a growing selection of incredible coffee Fire Dept. Coffee also supports heroes in need through the Fire Dept. Coffee Foundation. Ten percent of net proceeds are donated to help provide essential resources and assistance to first responders who have been injured on the job, mentally or physically, or who are facing other serious health challenges. For more information or to order, visit them at  firedeptcoffee.com