Podcast appearances and mentions of hope renewed

Freedom Day: South Africa's Deferred Dream or Hope Renewed? by Radio Islam

LEARN MORE: http://teach4theheart.com/ Students can be ready to argue over the big and small things in our classrooms. How should we, as teachers, respond with grace and authority? Listen in as Linda shares how to navigate arguing in your classroom. Check out our Hope Renewed course for encouragement: http://teach4theheart.com/hoperenewed  Reduce Disruptions with this free training: http://teach4theheart.com/free Need more classroom management help? CM101: http://teach4theheart.com/cm101  00:00 Understanding Student Arguing 12:19 Processing Arguments Internally 19:51 Practical Strategies for Handling Arguments If you liked this episode, check out episode 308: How To Love Your Students Through Classroom Management at http://teach4theheart.com/308 

LEARN MORE: http://teach4theheart.com/337 Have you ever been surprised to hear students say that you are a mean teacher? Are you worried you might actually be mean? Listen in as Linda helps us know if we actually are mean, and how to navigate students' perception of us with grace. 00:00 Introduction to Teaching Challenges 01:29 Assessing Our Behavior: Are We Being Mean? 09:07 Handling Accusations of Meanness 11:01 Building Relationships with Students 15:03 Recap and Resources for Teachers Herzog trainings: http://teach4theheart.com/herzogretreats  Struggling with classroom management? FREE training: How to Reduce Disruptions so You Can Actually Teach: www.teach4theheart.com/free  or join CM101 teach4theheart.com/CM101 code: PODCAST20 to save 20% Struggling with discouragement? Hope Renewed! www.teach4theheart.com/hoperenewed  (use code PODCAST20 to save 20%)

LEARN MORE: http://teach4theheart.com/335 Do you ever feel exhausted from the endless expectations & emotional toll of teaching? Are you being bombarded by constant negativity that makes it hard to stay positive? Do you feel defeated & maybe even find yourself daydreaming about quitting? Join us as we dive into Scripture-based solutions that reach far beyond "self-care" in this mini version of our upcoming Hope Renewed course! 00:00 Finding Hope in Teaching Challenges 02:52 The Limitations of Self-Care 06:09 Trusting God Amidst Difficult Circumstances 08:59 Knowing, Trusting, and Relying on God--https://www.truthforlife.org/thestory/  14:13 Introducing the Hope Renewed Program 18:00 Practical Steps to Renew Hope Struggling with discouragement? Get your Hope Renewed! Our new, full training is available at www.teach4theheart.com/hoperenewed 

Christy Honeysett explores the importance of hope in Christian life, urging us to trust in God's faithfulness even amidst life's daily struggles. Perseverance through hardships strengthens character and leads to a hope rooted in God's love and the work of the Holy Spirit

Alasdair Black, our senior pastor, continues the Advent series.

Rosey McFarlane, one of our pastors, speaks on Nativity Sunday.

In today's reading, Ari Pulgar reads through Genesis 3:15, revealing a promise of redemption that infuses our lives with renewed hope and anticipation.

"Hope Renewed" | Isaiah 40:1-11 | 120824 by Corey

Fluent Fiction - Hebrew: A Holiday of Hope: Renewed Beginnings in Jerusalem Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/a-holiday-of-hope-renewed-beginnings-in-jerusalem Story Transcript:He: ביום קריר של סתיו, בשכונה עתיקה בירושלים, עמד בית יתומים קטן ומצודד.En: On a cool autumn day, in an old neighborhood in Jerusalem, stood a small and charming orphanage.He: נעמי הייתה שם כמעט כל יום.En: Naomi was there almost every day.He: היא התנדבה בבית היתומים מזה שנים, עם לב חם ועיניים מלאות חמלה.En: She volunteered at the orphanage for years, with a warm heart and eyes full of compassion.He: אבל בליבה הייתה גם כמיהה—היא חיפשה פיסת עבר אבודה משלה.En: But inside her, there was also a longing—she was searching for a lost piece of her own past.He: ליד נעמי היה ילד קטן בשם אלי.En: Next to Naomi was a little boy named Eli.He: לעיתים קרובות אלי התבונן החוצה מהחלון, חולמני ומלא שאיפות.En: Eli often gazed out the window, dreamy and full of aspirations.He: הוא רצה משפחה.En: He wanted a family.He: מקום שבו ירגיש שייך.En: A place where he would feel he belonged.He: לקראת ראש השנה, בית היתומים התרוקן ממשאבים.En: As Rosh Hashanah approached, the orphanage ran low on resources.He: לא היה קל להביא שמחה לכל הילדים.En: It wasn't easy to bring joy to all the children.He: נעמי הרגישה מוטרדת.En: Naomi felt worried.He: היא ידעה שראש השנה היה זמן חשוב, זמן של התחלה חדשה, וחשוב לה לחגוג את החג עם הילדים ולתת להם תקווה.En: She knew Rosh Hashanah was an important time, a time of new beginnings, and it was important for her to celebrate the holiday with the children and give them hope.He: יום אחד, שמעה נעמי על הזדמנות בלתי צפויה.En: One day, Naomi heard about an unexpected opportunity.He: משפחה מוכנה לארח את אלי לאותו חג.En: A family was willing to host Eli for the holiday.He: היא חששה שזה יהיה קשה לו לעזוב את בית היתומים שהוא מכיר.En: She was concerned it might be hard for him to leave the orphanage he knew.He: האם זה הדבר הנכון לעשות?En: Was it the right thing to do?He: היא חשבה רבות על כך והחליטה: תיקח את אלי למסע קטן בעיר.En: She pondered it a lot and decided: she would take Eli on a little journey through the city.He: היא רצתה להראות לו את רוח ירושלים ואת המשמעות של ראש השנה—שנה של התחדשות וניקיון.En: She wanted to show him the spirit of Jerusalem and the meaning of Rosh Hashanah—a year of renewal and cleansing.He: במהלך טיולם הם הלכו יחד לשפת הנהר.En: During their walk, they went together to the riverbank.He: שם השתתפו בטקס תשליך.En: There they participated in the Tashlich ceremony.He: אלי הביט במים, והחל להבין את משמעות התשליך. לשחרר את הכאב והעבר.En: Eli looked at the water and began to understand the significance of Tashlich—to release pain and the past.He: הטיול בירושלים פתח בו משהו חדש.En: The trip through Jerusalem opened something new within him.He: הוא ראה את האנשים המתפללים, שמע את השירים, והרגיש את הרוח הטובה שעוטפת את המקום.En: He saw people praying, heard the songs, and felt the good spirit enveloping the place.He: הוא הרגיש פתאום שהוא יכול להעז ולהתחיל מחדש.En: Suddenly, he felt he could dare to start anew.He: בסוף היום, כשהשמש שקעה מאחורי הבתים העתיקים, אלי אמר לנעמי: "אני מוכן. אני רוצה לפגוש את המשפחה."En: At the end of the day, as the sun set behind the ancient houses, Eli said to Naomi, "I'm ready. I want to meet the family."He: נעמי הרגישה הקלה בליבה.En: Naomi felt relief in her heart.He: היא ידעה שעזרה לאלי לקחת את הצעד הראשון לקראת עתיד טוב יותר.En: She knew she had helped Eli take the first step toward a better future.He: היא גם הבינה שהיא עצמה יכולה לשחרר את העבר ולהתחיל מחדש.En: She also realized she could let go of the past and start anew herself.He: כך עמדו יחד, ילד קטן ואשה עם לב גדול, בעיצומו של חג ספוג תיקווה.En: Thus they stood together, a little boy and a woman with a big heart, in the midst of a holiday filled with hope.He: והם כיוונו אל העתיד, מלאים באופטימיות וגאווה על הדרך שעשו יחד.En: And they looked toward the future, filled with optimism and pride for the journey they had shared together. Vocabulary Words:autumn: סתיוneighborhood: שכונהcharming: מצודדorphanage: בית יתומיםvolunteered: התנדבהcompassion: חמלהlonging: כמיההgazed: התבונןdreamy: חולמניaspirations: שאיפותresources: משאביםworried: מוטרדתopportunity: הזדמנותconcerned: חששהpondered: חשבה רבותceremony: טקסsignificance: משמעותrelease: לשחררpraying: מתפלליםenveloping: עוטפתrelief: הקלהoptimism: אופטימיותrenewal: התחדשותcleansing: ניקיוןriverbank: שפת הנהרunexpected: בלתי צפויהparticipated: השתתפוdare: להעזancient: עתיקיםspirit: רוחBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/fluent-fiction-hebrew--5818690/support.

In this episode of SurgOnc Today®, Dr. Melanie Ongchin from the University of Pittsburgh, Dr. Trang Nguyen from Washington University, and Dr. Molly Kledzik from WVU are joined by Ms. Lindsay Barad, a patient and advocate for PMP Pals. Diagnosed with LAMN with PMP, Lindsay shares her unique perspective on the patient experience following CRS/HIPEC, emphasizing the challenges and considerations of young female patients regarding fertility.

In this episode, we explore the groundbreaking program known as The Female Blueprint Demystified, pioneering a holistic approach to empower women in Northeastern Pennsylvania and beyond. Joining us are Barbara Plucknett, M.D., Patricia O. Cummings, L.P.C., and Christie Estadt, C.H.E.K. exercise coach and owner of Body Blueprint Fitness, Health, and Wellness. Together, they are revolutionizing women's health by addressing the trifecta of challenges faced by women in their 40s and 50s: metabolism, hormones, and emotions. As women navigate the stages of perimenopause, menopause, and post-menopause, they encounter a myriad of obstacles affecting every aspect of their lives. From exhaustion and stress to weight gain and sleepless nights, these issues impact their ability to thrive both mentally and physically. These women will be on a panel discussion at the upocmoing Empower Conference. These experts will shed light on how imbalances in metabolism, hormones, and emotions can hinder women's success in various roles, including entrepreneurs, business owners, employees, spouses, mothers, daughters, volunteers, and friends. The Female Blueprint Demystified isn't just another program—it's a lifeline for women who have sought answers elsewhere, only to find fragmented solutions. Dr. Plucknett, Patricia Cummings, and Christie Estadt work synergistically to uncover the root causes of these issues and provide personalized strategies for each woman's journey towards optimal wellness. Take a listen as we embark on a transformative journey, empowering women to take charge of their health, reclaim their vitality, and thrive in every facet of their lives. Giving us all hope when we feel hopeless! The Female Blueprint Demystified helps women navigate the challenges of perimenopause, menopause, and post-menopause. We treat your mind, body and spirit Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheFemaleBlueprintDemystified/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/femaledemystified/ Website will be live in the next couple of weeks http://www.femaleblueprintdemystified.com/ You can find more information on each of their websites: Barbara Plucknett, M.D. -https://barbaraplucknettmd.com/ Patricia O. Cummings, L.P.C. -https://www.patriciaocummingstherapy.com/ Christie Estadt -https://www.bodyblueprintptc.com/

January 21, 2024 | Church Planting Resident Andrew Garner concludes our series "Side by Side"

Zach concludes our 2023 Advent study of Ruth called "Hope Renewed in Bethlehem." Today's sermon covers Ruth 3-4.  We're glad to share our service audio, but we believe this should never supplant the ministry of the local pastors in whose care the Lord has placed you. If you live in the area, please consider joining us for worship next Sunday morning at 10:30 a.m. Find our location on Google Maps.  For more information, visit our website, follow us on Twitter, or request to join our Facebook Group.

Zach continues our 2023 Advent study of Ruth called "Hope Renewed in Bethlehem." Today's sermon covers Ruth 2:1-23.  We're glad to share our service audio, but we believe this should never supplant the ministry of the local pastors in whose care the Lord has placed you. If you live in the area, please consider joining us for worship next Sunday morning at 10:30 a.m. Find our location on Google Maps.  For more information, visit our website, follow us on Twitter, or request to join our Facebook Group.

John Willie, Pastor of Alpine First Baptist Church, begins our 2023 Advent study of Ruth called "Hope Renewed in Bethlehem." Today's sermon covers Ruth 1:1-22.  We're glad to share our service audio, but we believe this should never supplant the ministry of the local pastors in whose care the Lord has placed you. If you live in the area, please consider joining us for worship next Sunday morning at 10:30 a.m. Find our location on Google Maps.  For more information, visit our website, follow us on Twitter, or request to join our Facebook Group.

Here's Tim sharing from Revelation 21:1-8 as we worshipped, prayed and marked Remembrance Day together.

Today, we'll be addressing a critical issue for Christian leaders, especially over the last few years. We're talking about burnout. In my own coaching work with leaders, individually and in groups, I've perhaps never seen the level of burnout that I'm witnessing these days.  That's why I'm glad to be talking with Sean Nemecek about his new book, The Weary Leader's Guide to Burnout. You're going to find this helpful, whether you find yourself at that level of depletion or not.  Sean Nemecek is the West Michigan Regional Director for Pastor-in-Residence Ministries and a co-host of the Hope Renewed podcast. Sean is a third generation pastor. He served as a pastor for 18 years before joining PIR. Now, Sean coaches pastors through ministry issues, conflict, forced exit, transitions, and burnout. He also consults with churches and leadership on sabbatical planning, work culture, and pastoral support. His blog, The Pastor's Soul (pastorsoul.com), teaches churches and pastors how to invest in the pastor's joy for the good of the church. Sean has been married to Amy for over 25 years. Connect with Sean on Instagram or LinkedInConnect with Alan on LinkedIn or learn more about Unhurried Living programs on their website. 

In the uncertain and changing world we live in we find a desperate search for hope. The key is to have a true hope, a hope anchored to the right source. If you place your hope in the present world, your wealth, or the people in your life, you will be disappointed. But there is a hope that God gives, which like the rising sun brightens your path.

In the uncertain and changing world we live in we find a desperate search for hope. The key is to have a true hope, a hope anchored to the right source. If you place your hope in the present world, your wealth, or the people in your life, you will be disappointed. But there is a hope that God gives, which like the rising sun brightens your path.

Tom and Sean share what's new for the upcoming season of Hope Renewed. They introduce a new theme song and thank Joe Chambers for his excellent voice-over for the intro and outro. They also introduce some changes to the format and a new podcast website— hoperenewedpodcast.com.

This 3-minute trailer describes what the Hope Renewed podcast is all about and who would benefit from listening. Check it out or visit the Hope Renewed Podcast website to learn more.

Believe: Hope Renewed

Believe: Hope Renewed

Navigating pastoral transitions is challenging even in the best of circumstances. Having perspective, guidance, encouragement and help can make all the difference in not only where you're going, but how well you'll get there. In this episode of Hope Renewed, Matt Steen of PIR ministry partner Chemistry Staffing sits down with us to talk about the realities of pastoral transition and how to best find your way through them. RESOURCES Chemistry Staffing Website

Let's face it...ministry is hard. And at times it's hard in ways we never thought it would be, and for which we were never really prepared. So many of the day-in and day-out realities - the practical nuts-and-bolts of ministry - can leave us tired, frustrated or wondering if we're even fulfilling God's call. And sometimes it can make us feel very alone. Brian Croft joins us on Hope Renewed to talk about finding hope in the midst of the every-day-ness of ministry and where we can find strength for the practical aspects of our call to shepherd God's flock. Resources Practical Shepherding website

On today's episode, Alan sits down with Pastor and Author Sean Nemecek for a much needed conversation about pastoral burnout, criticism, and sabbaticals for pastors. Sean shares part of his own story about burnout and why he cares so deeply for helping pastors navigate burnout and into a place of healthy leadership.   About Sean Nemecek Sean is the West Michigan Regional Director for Pastor-in-Residence Ministries (pirministires.org). He also writes a blog called The Pastor's Soul (pastorsoul.com) and is a co-host for the Hope Renewed podcast. Before joining PIR, Sean served as a pastor in a local church for almost 18 years. As a third-generation pastor, he loves to serve pastors in the areas of personal soul care, leadership, and consulting and workshops for churches or leadership teams. Connect with Sean Website Books Level your leadership in 2022 Right Side Up Collective Purchase a Right Side Up Journal Schedule your FREE breakthrough coaching session

Finding hope to address ministry pain is challenging. For women in ministry - or married to those who are - it can be especially so. Finding a place of understanding, safety and healing can be elusive. That's why we're so excited to share in this episode of Hope Renewed a powerful conversation we had with Kristen Joy, founder of The Ministry Wife Coach. Her deeply informed and passionate approach to resourcing women in ministry provides a much needed place of hope for those impacted by the confusion, pain and even trauma of ministry exits. Her story of finding grace in the midst of woundedness gives a strong foundation of leading others to healing. Resources Kristen's Website

This lesson explores the idea of hope in the framework of Christ as our hope now and down the road.  Biblical hope is defined, then the theme is developed as follows: (1) valid hope is biblical hope, (2) how to sustain hope in the midst of disappointments and difficulties, (3) how to develop biblical hope, and (4) hope means doing our part.  The lesson concludes with an invitation to respond to the message.

Amy Van Slambrook is a licensed psychotherapist, certified life coach, experienced consultant, and published author, she specializes in trauma and relationships, helping countless women and couples to heal their trauma, find the gifts it gave them, and then go on to have lives and relationships of purpose and passion they never imagined possible. Connect with Amy : https://amyvanslambrook.com/ Follow Mike HUEY on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/michaeldavidhuey Connect with Mike: https://www.hefluence.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/michael-huey/message

It' no secret that pastoral ministry is demanding and requires much from those who engage in it. Practicing good self-care is a must to stay healthy in ministry. But how do you know when you've crossed a line from the normal wear and tear of ministry life into more dangerous areas of damaging fatigue, debilitating anxiety and loss of effectiveness? How do you know when burnout is present? In this important episode of Hope Renewed, we explore the work Sean has done in recognizing burnout in the life of the pastor, and where to find recovery and hope. Having a clear and simple way to begin understanding how burnout may be effecting you (or others!) could be just the lifeline to hope you've been looking for! Resources Referenced Visit Sean's Website: The Pastor's Soul

Numbers 20 was filled with heartache. Thankfully, all did not remain dark for chapter 21 contains a great deal of encouragement. Though it recounts a sinful episode (vv. 4–9), it nonetheless also contains grace and forgiveness, military conquest, gracious divine provision, a song of celebration, and a wonderful fulfilment of prophecy. All things considered, this chapter is thematically about hope and new beginnings. Its theme is hope renewed.

A Hope Renewed, a Faith Rekindled, and a Love Restored.

Good health in any aspect of our lives requires Attention and Intention. It just doesn't happen, it must be pursued and practiced. This is especially true in ministry because there is an enemy - of our souls and of our ministry - who would have us weak, ineffective and irrelevant. How we cultivate our ministry health is as important as the ministry we seek to do! In this episode of Hope Renewed, we talk with Bryan Moak of Converge, and glean some crucial insights from how his work in the Mid-America District is helping to strengthen the Church and her leaders, providing hope to weary and worn warriors. To see what Converge Mid-America is doing to strengthen the church and her leaders, visit: https://convergemidamerica.org/strengthen/

Serving the small (or ordinary) sized church is filled with challenges. So many of the resources and conferences for ministry leaders are geared toward larger-church contexts, and can leave those called to smaller congregations feeling under-served and less than confident about their ministry. In this episode of Hope Renewed we sit down with Karl Vaters, whose love for and experience in small church leadership have uniquely equipped him to be a voice of encouragement for pastors of congregations under 100. He shares some powerful insights about bringing God-sized faith to lesser-sized congregations, how health and numbers are NOT synonymous, and helpful thoughts about navigating these challenging times in the small church. Resources Mentioned: Find all of Karl's Resources at karlvaters.com

Each of us has a story which serves as a testimony to God's grace in our lives. Some of these stories involve deep pain and potential ruin. Others are stories of perseverance and discovery. All of them point to Jesus and the hope of his gospel. In this episode of Hope Renewed, PIR's own Jason Eddy opens his heart and shares his story of burnout and recovery. From a promising beginning in ministry, through an almost catatonic crash, to a renewed and flourishing role in service and ministry, Jason traces the hand of God at work in, around and through him as he navigated an incredibly difficult time of life and ministry. What shines clearly in his story is the One, True God who renews hope and sets our feet on solid ground.

When you think of concepts and practices that help pastors and ministry leaders find hope and thrive, perhaps neuroscience isn't among the immediate thoughts that comes to mind! Yet in the "uniquely and wonderfully made" way in which God has fashioned us, we are discovering the crucial connections between how Biblical truths about our lives and the physiological insights God is revealing about how our brains function are deeply and importantly related. In this fascinating episode of Hope Renewed, we talk with pastor and academic Dr. Charles Stone about his research and discoveries regarding the intersection of Biblical truth with brain insight (which he calls NeuroMinistry), and how pastors and ministry leaders can - by better knowing themselves - avoid common ministry pitfalls and grow in hope-giving, life-bringing practices. Link to Charles Stone resources.

Message from Pastor Peter Hellstedt on December 24, 2020

"Jesus came to give you peace" - Pastor Shaun Blakeney

Steve Cuss is a Pastor, Author and Spiritual Care Professional who has a deep passion for ministry leaders. His particular concern is to bring relief from the pressures of ministry that weigh heavily on leaders by equipping them with tools for individual and team health. In this episode of Hope Renewed we sit down with Steve and talk about the various aspects of leadership anxiety that can war against ministry health, and explore some specific tools that help reframe our management of that anxiety and lead to places of strength and peace in ministry. Links mentioned in this episode: Steve Cuss webpage CAPable Life The Leader's Journey

"Christmas reminds me that Jesus came to bring me Heaven" - Pastor Shaun Blakeney

From time to time on Hope Renewed we have the opportunity to sit down with pastors and talk with them about navigating the challenges of serving in the church from the viewpoints and experiences of those who are on the "frontline" in local church ministry. We're able to hear their sometimes painful stories and how they have found hope to sustain and strengthen them for the long haul. This episode is a conversation with Sean's good friend Pastor Doug Smith, serving in McBain MI.

Hope Renewed Conference Oc10 - 2020 - Short by St Aldates Church

C3 Central City | Raquel Zulian | Faith that Endures: Our Hope Renewed | 4th October 2020. We hope this message will uplift and inspire you. Come join us every Sunday at 10am either in person or online via facebook.com/c3centralcity/live. For more information please visit us online at C3CentralCity.org

Issues of violence and moral depravity are not new issues – Isaiah deals with them in chapters 59 and 60, giving answers in that day that are still reverent today. “Hope Renewed” explores the opportunity for us to change when we perceive what is not good. Pastor Tuttle uses Titus 2 and 3 to reveal God's message of hope – that He is faithful to never leave us, that we are saved by His great mercy! A message given by Pastor John Tuttle at Waters Edge Church. Visit us on the web at www.mqtchurch.com

What does a pastor look like after a season of renewal and restoration? In this episode of Hope Renewed we talk with Dr. Jim Amandus, the first pastor to walk through the Pastor In Residence process. As a PIR, Jim and his wife were welcomed into a Refuge Church, given opportunity to both engage in ministry and find healing and restoration, and discern God’s next steps for them. His story is one of both struggle and hope, and a testimony to God’s redemptive work in and through His church.

Ministry abounds with expectations, but what can hide on the dark side of unmet or unrealistic ones can leave a pastor empty and losing heart. Discouragement lies along the path to compassion fatigue and burnout. While disappointment is normal and inevitable, a pastor needs to stand guard against discouragement. In this episode of Hope Renewed we explore where discouragement comes from, and what helps us to stand strong in the battle of hope.

World Changing Excellence: Hope Renewed & Refined by Pastor Joaquin G. Molina

Hope Renewed - Pastor Ian Buckley by Ian Buckley

April 12, 2020 - Fox River Pastors bring a message of Hope Renewed this Easter!

As we all navigate the impact brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, pastors and ministry leaders have unique issues before them. In this special episode of "Hope Renewed", Sean Nemecek and Tom Jameson talk about the wide-ranging challenges faced by church leadership in these unusual days, and how we might live best in and through them.

On Christmas Eve, Pastor Mike Acock brings a Christmas Eve message about "Hope Fulfilled, Hope Renewed," and you can find the full sermon notes in the resources below. We hope this message encourages you and helps you know Jesus in a more real way. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to catch our sermons every week, or listen to them on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

miscarriage [ mis-kar-ij; for 1 also mis-kar-ij ] the expulsion of a fetus before it is viable, especially between the third and seventh months of pregnancy; Laurie McNew was been married for three years when they decided to start their family. After excitedly announcing their pregnancy with their relatives, they were hit with the unexpected. Losing the life you imagined with your first born is absolutely devastating. It is a loss like no other. Listen to how she found the strength and courage to continue her passion with photography while grieving. "I'm still holding on to Hope" --Laurie --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jenevy-millanes-sims/message

Preacher: Bishop Andrew Williams Date: 12/4/2019

Check out "The Thrill of Hope Renewed" available now everywhere you listen to music! http://bit.ly/thrillofhoperenewed Today is Part Two of the series “Prayers of the Beloved,” continuing in this idea of enduring in this world! We’ll be talking about the “inheritance” the Lord bestows upon the Beloved - which is each other. As we journey together in community, there is real treasure in praying without ceasing for one another. We need each other! We’ll also lay some ground work on praying in this way. How do we pray without ceasing? How does the foundation of our prayers shift when we have the attributes of God on our hearts and lips? Excited to jump back in with you all as we continue to study prayer together! I’ll talk to you soon!

Scripture: Isaiah 40 NRSVSpeaker: Pastor Gary Bennett

Scripture: Isaiah 40:18-31 NIVSpeaker: Pastor Gary Bennett

Everyone in ministry has great hopes because we serve a great God! But what happens when the plans, programs and people you invest in fall well short of your hopes? Disappointments and let-downs can take a toll on our hearts, leading to a kind of sickness that robs us of our joy and passion in serving the Lord. In this episode of “Hope Renewed,” we explore the reality of deferred hopes and the remedy for a sick heart.

Hope Renewed – Bill Eddy

September 9, 2018

Sometimes we need to be reminded of basic truths about ourselves so we can be freed and encouraged to serve God with great joy. In this episode of “Hope Renewed” we offer 6 fundamentals of being human that can too easily get lost in ministry, and reminder that you are a person who fills a role.

Misunderstandings in ministry are all too common. What you say and what others hear can be two completely different things! How aware are you of that possibility, and the role you play? In this episode of Hope Renewed we consider the causes and cures that surround the Perception Gap.

An exit from ministry can cause trust to become a debilitating issue for pastors. In this episode of Hope Renewed we explore some signs to look for that trust has been lost, and ways to encourage and build trust as you seek healing and restoration.

Hope Renewed by Christ Church NC

Pastoral ministry can be very rewarding but feel very lonely. In this episode of Hope Renewed, we look at the realities and dangers of isolation in ministry and explore healthy ways to stay connected with God and others.

The "I will's" from Ezekiel 37:1-14 I will open your graves and bring you up from them I will bring you back home I will put my Spirit in you And you will live! Click the play button above to listen, or watch the video version.

Hear Rev. Scott Rennie's sermon from Isaiah 40

Loosing Hope - Hope Renewed by Jared Doe

eSS Adult 8, Class 3

God created you for more than the current struggles you may be dealing with. In this message, Chaplain Terry Johnsson shares his story of triumph over the challenges he faced growing up and how God has a plan for your life, in the final message in the Got Hope series.

Christmas is a time to renew our hope in the promise of God to send a Redeemer. That hope is firmly based on the clear, specific prophecies of a coming Messiah. In this message we examine the messianic prophecies from the Prophets.

Brief notes on Ruth 3, questions on chapters 2 and 3.