Hope-Full Living

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Hope-Full Living is a religion podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 1,163 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts Hope-Full Living, a religion show with 1,163 episodes published.

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  Hope-Full Living

  Safe at Home!

  Sep 26, 20262 min

  During the summer I enjoy watching baseball. I especially like to see the play when a man is on third base, and the batter makes a sacrifice bunt so the man makes it home safely. This reminds me how we Christians long to be at our heavenly home with God. We depend on Jesus Christ to make the sacrifice. Paul says that Christ gave Himself up for us, as a sacrifice to God, as He died on the cross. So when we trust in Jesus, God declares we will be safe at His home; only God can say this, just like the umpire. So when you visit someone in the nursing home, remind her how she will be “safe at home.”

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  We Are Family

  Sep 25, 20262 min

  Imagine you’re at a wedding reception, and you hear the song, “We Are Family” by Sister Sledge. You flock to the dance floor with everyone else and find yourself belting out, “We are family. I got all my sisters with me. We are family. Get up everybody and sing.” (Admit it; you’re singing it now.) Through the waters of Baptism, God has made us His own. We are forever connected to Him, and through Him, we are connected to others as family. If someone in our family is hurting, we pray for him or her. Therefore, we ought to pray for those in our extended faith family. Beyond that, pray for those not yet in God’s family. Because of sin, profound pain exists everywhere and touches everyone. Sometimes, all we can do is pray. And, sometimes, that’s enough.

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  Watchers Debrief

  Sep 24, 20262 min

  The weekly foursome sits around the dining table, settling in for another Bible session. Four years and it still starts, “God-sightings, ladies?” One in conflict says, “Going to work after another morning argument, I wiped off angry tears. A semi pulled in front of me with a huge up arrow on the back. Couldn’t miss that nudge.” The women smile and instinctively look up. Another mentions financial stress when sales were off. “And this check from a delinquent client came. It was enough to get by.” More nods. A third woman says, “At the airport I was nervous flying without my husband. Looking around, guess what I saw?” “Not a hummingbird!” they chorus. The woman grins as once again, the Lord sent a hummer to let her know He sees her. The last woman says, “I got a writing assignment to share how the Lord bolsters our faith.” She looks around at each in turn. “So I am writing about us.”

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  Joy, Joy, Joy

  Sep 23, 20262 min

  Recently, my grandchildren came into my house singing, “I’ve got the joy, joy, joy, joy down in my heart …” It is an old song. They learned it that day in Sunday school. I heard them singing earlier as the chorus of voices drifted through the doors of their classroom into our adult Bible class. What joy! One of the great blessings of Christian fellowship is to sing together with joy. Our fellowship is also with the saints in glory and their joyful worship. Youth ministry builds community with singing. The whole church sings for joy, with joy. Are you feeling youthful today? It is time to get your joy on! The rhythm of Christ’s love bursts forth in joyful song. The choir of God’s community sings His praise with joy.

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  Hold My Hand

  Sep 22, 20262 min

  We chose the hymn, “Precious Lord, Take My Hand” (LSB #739) for my daughter’s memorial service. “Precious Lord, take my hand, Lead me on, let me stand; I am tired, I am weak, I am worn. Through the storm, through the night, Lead me on to the light.” This beautiful hymn was written by gospel singer, Thomas Dorsey, out of deep grief after losing his young wife and baby in childbirth in 1932. His words and music have reminded many broken spirits that we’re never alone. Our faith, family, and friends give us comfort during the storms of life. Even during our darkest moments, God’s with us! I know I look forward to being with my church-pew friends each week. Their hugs feel like my precious Lord is holding my hand!

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