Podcast appearances and mentions of hope run

The guys are back for the penultimate week of Premier League action and more Serie A drama. First the guys run through the major bounce back from Chelsea that might see them qualify for European competition against all odds. Then they preview Arsenal's last stand at Old Trafford as their hopes for catching Manchester City are on the brink of collapse. Shifting over to Italy, the guys discuss whether Roma or Atalanta have a better chance at winning their meeting this weekend as winner will take the inside track for the final Champion's League qualification spot. The guys close out the episode with another round of Hat Trick of Picks as they look to finish the year on a winning note!

GUESTS: Julian Hill MP, Lissa Johnson, Prof Bill Hogan, Dr Arthur Chesterfield-Evans, Prof Bill Hogan, Mary Kostakidis, Alison Broinowski, Professor Stuart Rees, John Pilger, Alexander Mercouris & Greg Barns.

Guest: Lila Paton Program Manager Robbie’s Hope is a teen mental health movement dedicated to cutting teen suicide rates.  It gives them the tools and resources they need to talk openly about their struggles and mental health.  Suicide is the second leading cause of death for people between the ages 18-24 and in Colorado it is the first leading cause of death.  Robbie’s hope has a national ambassador program, they have over 3,000 teens involved nationwide.  Some schools have clubs called Robbie’s club.  They have also started a podcast titled Hopeful Conversations.  On  September 24th they are hosting a Hope Run to raise awareness and to foster a change.  There will be food trucks, games, and the run/walk. https://robbies-hope.com/

Full Worship Gathering Password for Recording: UpiG4=6LScripture: 2 Corinthians 4:7-18, Romans 8:18, 35-39Big Idea: God's grace empowers us to persevere to the glorious beginning. Connect with God (UP) …Q: Why is trusting & believing God (not just believing “in” God) critical to perseverance?Q: What doe it mean to reflect God's glory right now in your life?Connect with Others (IN) …Q: How would the doctrines of grace-based perseverance and glory transform your relationships with the people around you? Connect with the World (OUT) …Q: How can you develop a more eternal perspective about the people & situations around you? Egypt Song of Hope Run to the Father God With Us What Love My God

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Hoy en El Gran Musical, conversamos con Estefanía Barreno, Reina de San Francisco de Quito, sobre The Hope Run, la primera carrera presencial.

El Mundo De Cabeza - Estefanía Barreno, The Hope Run by FM Mundo

Do you struggle with fear and doubt? Tune in today as I chat with my friend, Michelle Viscuse, as we talk about faith, hope, and healing from hard things.Michelle is a survivor, author and blogger. She is hosting our annual Hope Run event in her community in Durham, NC again this year in an effort to help raise awareness and support for survivors of sexual abuse!You can connect with Michelle on social media on Instagram/Facebook at @journeypinkHer blog and website is: http://www.journeypink.com

April is sexual assault awareness month. It is also child abuse awareness month. At JTHM we're taking this opportunity to shine a light on these epidemics and provide hope for healing. Did you know that based on reported cases, every 73 seconds someone in America is sexually assaulted and every 9 minutes that someone is a child? What is more, if nothing changes 1 in 10 children will be sexually assaulted before they turn 18. It is estimated there are well over 42 million adult survivors in America today. In this episode I'm chatting with my friend Sarah Embers from Kansas. She is a wife, mother of three and a survivor of childhood sexual abuse, who is learning how to thrive in Christ. Sarah recently completed our JTH online study and it has been a joy to get to know her and watch as God heals her heart through community and support, as she continues in her journey to heal. Tune in today as we talk about brave steps in healing and how to come alongside and support someone who has experienced sexual abuse. Links and resources mentioned in this episode are:Http://www.d2l.orghttp://www.themamabeareffect.comHttp://www.end1in10.orghttp://www.journeytohealministries.orgTake the challenge to support survivors of sexual in your community by walking or running with us locally or virtually this month in our 3rd Annual 5k/1.5 mile Hope Run taking place from now to our local race date of 4/25/21, at 5pm EST! Register via the link below...http://www.runsignup.com/jthmhoperun

Do you know God loves you, or do you know  his love for you?Is it something you are aware of in your head, or have you received it in your heart?Today's episode dives deeper into God's love for us and how accepting and receiving His love in your heart will transform your life. If we're honest, love isn't always easy - giving it or receiving it. But this is especially true when we've experienced hurt, rejection, neglect or abuse of any kind. While we are not defined by those experiences, they do shape how we give and receive love - especially God's love.If you're tuning in today and struggling with feeling loved by God, or others, I want you to know you are not alone. I've been there. In fact, from my experience this theme of not "feeling loved" seems to be a common thread among many. But we have hope, and his name is Jesus. And it is through believing in and receiving God's love for us through Christ, acknowledging his role and provision in our daily lives, and walking in relationship with him that we ultimately learn how to live in His love. Thank you for tuning in to today's episode! Be sure to click subscribe to tune in to next week. I have a special guest joining me next week, and we'll be talking about how to support survivors of sexual abuse and foster awareness in your community during the month of April - Sexual Assault and Child Abuse Awareness Month. Key passages shared in this episode are:John 3:16; 15:13, Romans 5:8, and Ephesians 5:2Links and resources mentioned in this episode are:http://www.themamabeareffect.comhttp://www.journeytohealministries.org/end1in10Take the challenge to support survivors of sexual in your community by walking or running with us locally or virtually this month in our 3rd Annual 5k/1.5 mile Hope Run taking place from now to our local race date of 4/25/21, at 5pm EST! Register via the link below...http://www.runsignup.com/jthmhoperun

The final talk in our 'Anchor of Hope' series, looking at how we can run the race of faith with perseverance and purpose! Get in touch with us at g2york.org/hello to discover hope, discover Jesus and discover life.

In this week's episode of Sips with Dad, I have the pleasure of sitting down with Pastor Tony Romero of Victory Outreach Church Sydney - www.vosydney.org. While a pastor of a church, he also ministers to men and women who are dealing with various addictions by bringing them into their recovery home. He, himself, came through a recovery home just like this many years before as a young man in San Diego, CA. I had the pleasure of meeting and working with him back in 2005, when he was building a church in New Zealand. I lived in New Zealand and a bike ride away from the community that they had planted a church in. I had the pleasure of working with them for 9 months and learning a ton. I highly encourage you to listen all the way through this episode. The insight that he gives for people with addiction is great not only for those struggling with alcohol or drug addiction, but for really any addiction that we may have.He also is trying to raise some money for a new recovery home in South Africa. Please follow the links below to learn more:Run for Hope Run for Hope 5kVictory Outreach Sydney

Today we're joined by Crystal Sutherland of Journey to Heal Ministries as she discusses their work of helping individuals recover from sexual trauma by finding hope in Christ.Connect for more at www.journeytohealministries.orgGet registered for their "Hope Run" at www.journeytohealministries.org/hoperunSupport the show (http://www.wakeupmyfaith.com)

Host of the Sport Market Tom Mayenknecht joined the PM Drive and talked about what the best option would be for a new outdoor downtown stadium in Vancouver, and gave a preview for what's coming up on tomorrow's Sport Market show, which includes an interview with the late Terry Fox's brother Darrell Fox.

In this episode we give an update on the Hope Run, a charitable run for sexual abuse awareness and prevention. We also connect with Chad Huneycutt of The Huneycutt Group for an insurance industry update. Finally, we discuss the importance of listening in business.Leave a comment or a review to let us know how you like the show.Connect with us at www.youprint.life for more.Support the show (http://www.wakeupmyfaith.com)

In this episode we share an update from the Hope Run with our partner, Journey to Heal Ministries. Then, we hear an insurance industry update from Chad Huneycutt of the Huneycutt Group. Finally, we discuss the importance of listening in business.Faith in Business is a weekly broadcast from YouPrint, a faith and personal development organization.Leave us a review and connect with us at www.youprint.lifeSupport the show

In this episode we share an update from the Hope Run with our partner, Journey to Heal Ministries. Then, we hear an insurance industry update from Chad Huneycutt of the Huneycutt Group. Finally, we discuss the importance of listening in business.Faith in Business is a weekly broadcast from YouPrint, a faith and personal development organization.Leave us a review and connect with us at www.youprint.lifeSupport the show (http://www.wakeupmyfaith.com)

A few years ago, Emily Parker's daughter, Cayla (then 16), shared that she had been sexually abused when she was 11 years old.Emily and her family have walked through this very difficult experience to realize healing and the power of their story to encourage others.Emily is involved with Journey to Heal Ministries, a non-profit whose focus is female victims of sexual abuse.You can learn more at www.journeytohealministries.orgOn April 27th, YouPrint is partnering with Journey to Heal Ministries at their inaugural Hope Run to raise awareness and support for their mission.Sign up at www.journeytohealministries.org/hoperunSupport the show (http://www.wakeupmyfaith.com)