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This week is a huge topic for anyone these days—finding stability in a time of instability. For Solo parents, there are several factors in play … the first is working on surrender to God to allow His stability to enter our hearts and minds. The second is working on ourselves to be stable in our own feelings and emotions. The third is finding stability, not in trying to fill the void with another relationship, but rather to find support within a solid and supportive community.The shepherd turned king David certainly understood chaos in life—from his enemies, those around him, and even by his own hand. Let's begin our look at stability by going to our Source. Listen to David's words:Let all that I am wait quietly before God, for my hope is in him. He alone is my rock and my salvation, my fortress where I will not be shaken. My victory and honor come from God alone. He is my refuge, a rock where no enemy can reach me. O my people, trust in him at all times. Pour out your heart to him, for God is our refuge. (Psalm 62:5-8 NLT) As believers in and followers of Christ, just because the world around us shakes does not mean we have to. If we are in Him, then He holds us in His hands. He is our Hope. Our Rock. Our Fortress. Our Refuge.Listen once again to this passage in The Message Bible … What is making you feel unstable right now? Can you pinpoint the source of your instability?Whether your answer is one thing or everything, whether your feelings or your thoughts or your actions feel completely shaky, take the focus off the unstable things in and around you and focus on the One who is always stable. Imagine Him holding you now, like a Dad with a child in a storm. Just for this moment, take your eyes off what is shaking and place them on what is solid … Your Hope. Your Rock. Your Fortress. Your Refuge.Let's pray together: “Heavenly Father, I receive Your hope, I want to live with You as my Rock, My Fortress, my Refuge. My anxious thoughts, feelings, and emotions I give to You now. As above, so below.”
The New Testament and Your Hope with Kenneth Gentry
The Great Commision and Your Hope. Lesson Three with Kenneth Gentry
Sometimes change begins with a single step - brief, decisive, and full of possibility. In this episode, I share a poem from My Darling Girl alongside reflections on surrender, decision, indecision, and the courage it can take to choose to move toward ourselves.Settle in & listen & see where the episode takes you.Henny xPOEMYou have been talking of surrender from My darling girl vol. 1 COMING UPImmerse in The Heart of Change - a year-long programme of compassionate self-enquiryFebruary 2026 wait list is now open.Connect with Your Hope & Dreams5-week programme with a small group - begins Friday October 17, 12.00-1.15pm (UK) *****Would you love to find A piece of quiet?Every Wednesday, take 20-minutes to pause with this calming reflective audio practice. As a listener to the podcast, use the code PEACE for 20% off your first year.Join the mailing listSign up to stay connected for occasional weekly emails on change and compassionate self-enquiry Sign-up here to receive everyday compassionTiny email reminders of self-love and presence, delivered (free) three times a week.Visit the libraryExplore tools for inner connection and compassionate growth. Books, Journaling Resources & Self-paced CoursesFree 60-minute Discovery CallBook a call if you'd love to explore how it could be to work together as you make and manage your own changes ★ Support this podcast ★
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This week is a huge topic for anyone these days—finding stability in a time of instability. For Solo parents, there are several factors in play … the first is working on surrender to God to allow His stability to enter our hearts and minds. The second is working on ourselves to be stable in our own feelings and emotions. The third is finding stability, not in trying to fill the void with another relationship, but rather to find support within a solid and supportive community.The shepherd turned king David certainly understood chaos in life—from his enemies, those around him, and even by his own hand. Let's begin our look at stability by going to our Source. Listen to David's words:Let all that I am wait quietly before God, for my hope is in him. He alone is my rock and my salvation, my fortress where I will not be shaken. My victory and honor come from God alone. He is my refuge, a rock where no enemy can reach me. O my people, trust in him at all times. Pour out your heart to him, for God is our refuge. (Psalm 62:5-8 NLT) As believers in and followers of Christ, just because the world around us shakes does not mean we have to. If we are in Him, then He holds us in His hands. He is our Hope. Our Rock. Our Fortress. Our Refuge.Listen once again to this passage in The Message Bible … What is making you feel unstable right now? Can you pinpoint the source of your instability?Whether your answer is one thing or everything, whether your feelings or your thoughts or your actions feel completely shaky, take the focus off the unstable things in and around you and focus on the One who is always stable. Imagine Him holding you now, like a Dad with a child in a storm. Just for this moment, take your eyes off what is shaking and place them on what is solid … Your Hope. Your Rock. Your Fortress. Your Refuge.Let's pray together: “Heavenly Father, I receive Your hope, I want to live with You as my Rock, My Fortress, my Refuge. My anxious thoughts, feelings, and emotions I give to You now. As above, so below.”
This sermon by Snr. Pastor Daniel Musonda Kaira, titled Contending for Your Hope, emphasizes the importance of living by example, growing spiritually, and maintaining hope as the foundation of faith. Key themes include the transformative power of hope, faith as a system of acquisition, and the necessity of internal renewal through God's word. The message highlights the dangers of unresolved issues, external influences, and spiritual stagnation. It also provides practical ways to strengthen hope, such as managing emotions, developing a clear vision, and understanding God's tests in appetite, pride, and power.
In a world that often feels uncertain and overwhelming, it's easy to lose sight of the hope we have in Christ. But no matter the trials or struggles we face, our hope in God is steadfast and unshakable. This hope is not based on circumstances, but on His unchanging love and faithfulness. When we anchor our hearts in His promises, we can take joy, knowing that He is working all things together for our good. Our hope in God is the source of true joy, a joy that transcends our circumstances and strengthens us in every season. Join the Conversation:How has your hope in God brought you joy, even in difficult times? Share your story with us on social media @LifeaudioPodcasting or via email—What Scriptures or moments have reminded you to rejoice in the hope we have in Christ? SUBSCRIBE to our sister podcasts:Your Daily Prayer: https://www.lifeaudio.com/your-daily-prayer/Your Daily Bible Verse: https://www.lifeaudio.com/your-daily-bible-verse/ Full Transcript Below: Take Joy in Your Hope in God Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer. Romans 12:12 2021 turned out to be a challenging year. My husband and I suffered through many difficulties: financial strain, health issues, and relational conflict. First, a litany of bills and repairs taxed our bank account. Then, I went through a health challenge that impacted my ability to work and forced me to take some time off to rest. Then, conflict with my husband's job brought a looming black cloud into our home. No matter how hard we tried, the trials kept coming. It was quickly becoming too much to bear. One day, during my prayer time, I cried out to God: Why are you doing this to me? Don't you care about me? Can't anything be easy? Although the tribulations kept coming, I noticed something: my reaction to them changed. I no longer came home complaining about how terrible my day ended. Instead, I went to the Lord. I journaled my feelings and read the bible more often. Soon, the Lord's love expressed through the Bible changed my heart. I read about the mercy and grace of Jesus. I saw him express His love to others in each book. I was inspired to become more like a disciple than a Pharisee. As I read, I realized I was more like a Pharisee than I thought. I found that I complained rather than was grateful, and I didn't believe that Jesus was who He said He was. But as God changed my heart, I began to feel God could turn things around. I started to see trials as a good thing rather than a bad thing. Soon, I looked forward to having my time with God. Eventually, the trials subsided, and my circumstances got a little easier. But the suffering brought me closer to God in prayer than I'd ever been. Trials that I thought were a punishment were really a blessing in disguise. When we had financial concerns, my friends helped us. When I faced the health challenge, I had my church uphold me in prayer. When conflict arose, we used the best conflict resolution skills possible and resolved it as best we could. Although I don't want to go through those trials again, God didn't waste my pain during those times. God used it to make me more grateful. I turned my tears into gratitude, transforming my thoughts and, ultimately, my heart. He drew me closer to him and improved my prayer life. I heard his voice when I listened as well. My relationship with God deepened like never before. Sometimes, the worst things in life turn out to be the best things after all. Advent is a season of expectation and anticipation. While the people expected the Savior to be a king who would take away all their suffering, our king emerged in the most unusual circumstances. Jesus was far from what they expected their king to look like. What they thought they wanted turned out to be not what they expected. Life is like that sometimes. Life may look far from what you expected it to be. You may feel disillusioned or jaded with how life has turned out. You may be complaining or confused as to what God is doing. If this is you, take joy in your hope in God. Come to God faithfully in prayer. Let Him turn your mourning into gratitude. Be grateful for what God has already done. Let God turn even the most challenging situation around for your good. Count your blessings. Be content in this season of life. Take joy in the life God has given you. Be patient in your trials. Place your hope in God. Praise God for what he already has given. Put your hope into turning around even the most challenging situation. He always changes things around for our good and His glory. Father, help us to be joyful as we hope in you. Rejoice in knowing that even when life looks far from what we think it should be or if we're dealing with relentless trials, we can still delight in having hope in you. Amen. Intersecting Faith and Life In what ways can you exude patience, unconditional love or joy to others today? Further reading Philippians 4:13 Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.
Hello and welcome, I am Jonathan Gouthier, co-host and associate Pastor of First Church here in Torrington, CT and you're listening to the Faith First Podcast where we provide you with some practical steps to walking faith first in the world today. Our topic today is hope. We all have it, we all want some form of hope for our lives and yet as we will discover in today's episode, true hope can only be found in Jesus Christ. Let's listen in on a message by our Lead Pastor Steve Darr entitled, What is Your Hope?In this episode, you'll discover:How the word hope causes an emotional reactionWhat the true meaning of hope isKnowing the difference between hope for and hope inWhat we must focus on for true hopeWhen we hope for something, we are placing our hopes on people and things. The result is guaranteed disappointment and failure. But when we hope in, we are putting our hope somewhere, in someone— the hands and heart of Jesus.We are so glad you've joined us for our broadcast. If you're new to the Faith First podcast we encourage you to hit the notification bell below and be alerted to when a new episode is launched. Until next time, remember to place your hope in Jesus faith first.
"Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God. (Matthew 5:8)"A person whose heart is pure directs his/her whole attention to God, to good. Purity is one-pointed vision, the 'single' eye. Impurity, in a spiritual sense, implies double vision, seeing good and evil. When the consciousness is so purified that we perceive only One Presence and One Power, we are, in reality, seeing God." Your Hope of Glory by Elizabeth Sand Turner. How can we see God if God is Spirit? Listen as Larry shares thoughts about how to be pure in heart and see God in everyday life.Support the Show.
Blessed are the poor in spirit for theirs in the kingdom of heaven. Matthew 5: 3 KJV. Blessed are the humble for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. Matthew 5:3 Lamsa transl. "The poor in spirit (humble) are persons who relinquish their human concepts that they may learn from God. The intellect of man is marvelous indeed; yet if we are to attain divine wisdom we must be humble (poor in spirit.") Your Hope of Glory by Elizabeth Sand Turner (Unity books) Listen as Mary Ellen shares some thoughts and practical application of Jesus' teaching. Learn to practice being willing to be willing to let go of beliefs not aligned with the kingdom of unending good within us now.If you are guided to share a gift of appreciation, please follow the link below. Support the Show.
This week is a huge topic for anyone these days—finding stability in a time of instability. For Solo parents, there are several factors in play … the first is working on surrender to God to allow His stability to enter our hearts and minds. The second is working on ourselves to be stable in our own feelings and emotions. The third is finding stability, not in trying to fill the void with another relationship, but rather to find support within a solid and supportive community. The shepherd turned king David certainly understood chaos in life—from his enemies, those around him, and even by his own hand. Let's begin our look at stability by going to our Source. Listen to David's words: Let all that I am wait quietly before God, for my hope is in him. He alone is my rock and my salvation, my fortress where I will not be shaken. My victory and honor come from God alone. He is my refuge, a rock where no enemy can reach me. O my people, trust in him at all times. Pour out your heart to him, for God is our refuge. (Psalm 62:5-8 NLT) As believers in and followers of Christ, just because the world around us shakes does not mean we have to. If we are in Him, then He holds us in His hands. He is our Hope. Our Rock. Our Fortress. Our Refuge. Listen once again to this passage in The Message Bible … What is making you feel unstable right now? Can you pinpoint the source of your instability? Whether your answer is one thing or everything, whether your feelings or your thoughts or your actions feel completely shaky, take the focus off the unstable things in and around you and focus on the One who is always stable. Imagine Him holding you now, like a Dad with a child in a storm. Just for this moment, take your eyes off what is shaking and place them on what is solid … Your Hope. Your Rock. Your Fortress. Your Refuge. Let's pray together: “Heavenly Father, I receive Your hope, I want to live with You as my Rock, My Fortress, my Refuge. My anxious thoughts, feelings, and emotions I give to You now. As above, so below.”
Gospel in a Minute -"What's Your Hope?" Where do you go with worry, anxiety, doubt, and fear?
Your HOPE will not be cut off! Proverbs 13:18 makes us that promise! It's amazing how many verses filled with hope are in the Bible! Greg digs deeper into his new deck of HOPE scripture cards. HOPE is Here exists to bring hope to those struggling with life's difficult situations. Our prayer is that one of these scriptures today will help you in your situation. ________________________________________________________________________________________________ Look for HOPE is Here: - at www.HOPEisHere.Today - on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/HOPEisHereToday - on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/hopeisherelex/ - on X (Twitter) - https://www.x.com/hopeisherelex - on TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@hopeisherelex - on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtJ47I4w6atOHr7agGpOuvA Help us bring HOPE and encouragement to others: - by texting the word GIVE to 833-713-1591 - by visiting https://www.hopeisheretoday.org/donate #Lexington #Kentucky #christianradio #JesusRadio #Jesus #WJMM #GregHorn #GregJHorn #suicideprevention #KentuckyRadio #HOPEisHere #Hope #HopeinJesus #FoodForThoughtFriday #MondayMotivation #FridayFeeling #Motivation #Inspiration #cupofHope #FYP #ForYouPage #SuicideAwareness
2024.02.11 Giving Reason for Your Hope | 1 Peter 3:13-17 |John Wood by EP Church Annapolis
Pastor Seth Wetter teaches us, to Abide in the Word of God. The Bible Has All we need for Life. Learn God's Truth, Plant it in your Heart. God's Word is a matter of Life and Death. Where is Your Hope? From the Book of 1st Timothy, the 1st Chapter. n September 24th, 2023 God's Word is Truth!
"Your Hope is in the Lord Jesus Christ" / Gary Stafford with Dann and Sherry Finch / Omegaman Episode 10354 Recorded 7-20-2023 on OMEGAMAN omegamanradio.com
Sun., May 14, 2023: "What Is the Reason for Your Hope?" - Rev. Charles Zach, Parochial Vicar
This week is a huge topic for anyone these days—finding stability in a time of instability. For Solo parents, there are several factors in play … the first is working on surrender to God to allow His stability to enter our hearts and minds. The second is working on ourselves to be stable in our own feelings and emotions. The third is finding stability, not in trying to fill the void with another relationship, but rather to find support within a solid and supportive community. The shepherd turned king David certainly understood chaos in life—from his enemies, those around him, and even by his own hand. Let's begin our look at stability by going to our Source. Listen to David's words: Let all that I am wait quietly before God, for my hope is in him. He alone is my rock and my salvation, my fortress where I will not be shaken. My victory and honor come from God alone. He is my refuge, a rock where no enemy can reach me. O my people, trust in him at all times. Pour out your heart to him, for God is our refuge. (Psalm 62:5-8 NLT) As believers in and followers of Christ, just because the world around us shakes does not mean we have to. If we are in Him, then He holds us in His hands. He is our Hope. Our Rock. Our Fortress. Our Refuge. Listen once again to this passage in The Message Bible … What is making you feel unstable right now? Can you pinpoint the source of your instability? Whether your answer is one thing or everything, whether your feelings or your thoughts or your actions feel completely shaky, take the focus off the unstable things in and around you and focus on the One who is always stable. Imagine Him holding you now, like a Dad with a child in a storm. Just for this moment, take your eyes off what is shaking and place them on what is solid … Your Hope. Your Rock. Your Fortress. Your Refuge. Let's pray together: “Heavenly Father, I receive Your hope, I want to live with You as my Rock, My Fortress, my Refuge. My anxious thoughts, feelings, and emotions I give to You now. As above, so below.”
For more inspired edutainment, visit: www.bebettermedia.tvKey Points, Top Takeaways, and Memorable Quotes - “If a patient was on the floor crying, I would sit on the floor, you know and get to that level.” 8:25 “Powerful approach that uses storytelling and personal narratives to promote healing and well-being.” 13:05 “Moral injury is when your values are not in alignment with your actions.” 20:41 “I think it takes people who you trust leading by example.” 29:25 “You have to be very proud to feel we know anything at this point.” 38:55 “I do kind of lead with innovation, right, so I always think there's a way we can partner with where the future of the youth are going.” 41:30 “Fail miserably.” 49:58 “I trust that I became a nurse for a reason.” 51:23 Guest Bio - Michelle Bernabe, RN, is a Columbia University-trained nurse with over a decade of experience in the frontlines of healthcare. She is dedicated to using her values, accountability, and storytelling to bring about systemic change in the industry and is also determined to promote moral leadership as a crucial solution to the issues facing healthcare. As a Narrative Medicine scholar, Michelle is on a mission to collect stories from individuals from all walks of life in order to better understand the power of brave leadership in healthcare and its ability to bring about transformative change in the system. Her ultimate goal is to use these stories to advocate for policies and practices that prioritize healing, compassion, equity, and empowerment in the healthcare industry. In addition to her work as a healthcare professional, Michelle is actively engaged as a member of the New York Nurses Association's Political Action Committee. She advocates for ending medical debt, healing moral injury, providing healthcare for all, and assuring safe hospital staffing and transparent pricing. With her deep understanding of the healthcare industry, specialized training, and commitment to using storytelling as a means for transformative change, Michelle Bernabe is a highly qualified expert and leader who is making a difference in the healthcare system. Show Notes - 0:00 - Coming Up on ‘What I Meant to Say' 0:18 - WIMTS Podcast Intro 0:42 - Welcome to Michelle 1:48 - Health & Wellness Field Backstory 8:52 - Addiction is the Opposite of Connection 10:36 - Where Did You Grow from that Emergency Room? 12:15 - Narrative Medicine 14:12 - What Does Narrative Medicine Look Like? 16:24 - Becoming An Active Listener 19:53 - Working with Combat Veterans & Healthcare Workers 20:22 - Moral Injury 21:21 - Be Better Commercial 21:54 - Veterans Set An Inspiring Example 26:59 - How to Create these Spaces for Sharing Stories 32:25 - My Mom was a Social Worker 34:52 - Scholar of Unlearning 39:39 - Social Media & the Lack of Humility 44:12 - Complimenting Michelle's Calm Energy & Shadow Work 48:53 - Generational Learning through One Piece of Advice to Your Younger Self 53:33 - What is Your Hope for Change in the Mental Health Crisis? 59:45 - Thank you 1:00:26 - WIMTS Podcast Closing Links & Where to Find Michelle - www.moral.health or https://moralhealth.substack.com/ Longitudinal Study on HappinessRihanna Vogue Cover For more inspired edutainment, visit: www.bebettermedia.tv
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Sunday School Message: Fallen Angels Speaker: Leslie Johnson Church Service: I am Your Hope in a Time of Trouble Speaker: Stan Johnson
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Yesterday on Bold Steps, we started talking about hope and joy. And today, Pastor Mark Jobe will be explaining the third and fourth points of that message titled, Hang onto Your Hope. Mark is starting us off with a lesson on gentleness so that we can learn how to put joy into practice. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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