Hosted by The Colossian Forum · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 49 episodes
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Practicing Hope is a podcast for Christians looking for honest conversations about the brokenness and beauty in the world. Hosted by your friends at The Colossian Forum, you'll learn about reconciliation, transformation, and new ways to practice hope.
The Colossian Forum hosts Practicing Hope Podcast, a religion show with 49 episodes published.
What happens after the decision is made and things still do not feel settled? In leadership, we often think the hard part is getting through the decision itself. But what happens when the decision changes the shape of th
What if discernment isn't something you do alone, but something that takes shape in a relationship? In this episode, Tanner Smith, Chase Rashad Stancle, and Sarah Johnson explore what it looks like to build a "personal b
What do you do when a decision impacts everyone, but not everyone agrees? Making decisions on your own is hard enough. But in leadership, decisions often have consequences for an entire community. The challenge is buildi
Have you ever sat in a room where something needed to be said, but no one said it? In this episode, Tanner Smith, Chase Rashad Stancle, and Sarah Johnson explore the challenge of naming hard truths with both courage and
Have you ever had a decision that just… lingers? A conversation you know you need to have. A leadership call that keeps getting pushed to the next meeting. You tell yourself you're "still discerning" — but you're not act
Have you ever made a hard decision — only to realize the real challenge comes after? Maybe you're in a church, workplace, or community where there's real disagreement. You've wrestled with whether to stay or leave, and y
When tension rises, certainty can feel like safety. We've all been in a room where strong conviction takes over and starts to sound like control, self-protection, and avoidance. In leadership, certainty is often rewarded
Have you ever wished there were a simple formula for knowing when it's time to move on, especially after your community makes a decision you wouldn't have chosen? Sometimes the hardest decisions aren't about starting som
When tension rises, certainty can feel like safety. We've all been in a room where strong conviction takes over and starts to sound like control, self-protection, and avoidance. In leadership, certainty is often rewarded
Have you ever carried a decision that felt heavy? Leadership often puts us in moments where there's no obvious right answer — just responsibility, consequence, and the hope that we don't cause harm. What if discernment i
Have you ever had someone trust you with something heavy, and suddenly you're not sure what to say? A friend tells you their marriage is falling apart. A volunteer quietly admits they're exhausted and thinking about step
Have you ever gone days without needing to ask anyone for help? Groceries arrive at your door. Coffee is ordered ahead. Work, worship, and errands can all happen without a single face-to-face conversation. Life runs effi
Have you ever opened your phone "just for a minute" and ended up angry at strangers on the internet? So many of us pick up our phones to relax, but instead feel restless, stressed, and less present to the people right in
Have you ever felt a friendship grow tense or distant and weren't sure why? In a world marked by polarization and quick assumptions, even strong friendships can feel fragile. A single comment, a post, or a difference in
Have you noticed hurry shrinking your capacity to love the people right in front of you? The pace of life makes us reactive — rushing kids out the door, skimming conversations, and missing moments that matter. What if sl
Have you ever felt powerless in a situation you care deeply about? When things feel out of control, it's easy to slip into the story that says, "There's nothing I can do." But what if helplessness isn't the whole story?
Can we be honest? Blame feels good — at least for a moment. It's quick, easy, and even a little satisfying to find someone else to fault. But before we know it, that "warm blanket" of blame can leave us isolated and stuc
Have you ever felt the pressure to fix everyone else's problems? Maybe with your kids, your congregation, or coworkers, you step in, smooth things over, and carry weight that isn't yours. It feels noble, but it can drain
Have you ever found yourself pulled into someone else's conflict? It happens at work, at church, even in the grocery store. One moment you're minding your own business, and the next you're caught in the middle of a conve
Have you ever lost yourself in the middle of conflict? When tensions rise, many of us either rush to fix things or soften the edges to keep the peace. But what if you could stay grounded — anchored in your values — even
Sarah Johnson
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Tanner Smith
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Sarah
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Chase
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Tanner
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Practicing Hope Podcast is hosted by The Colossian Forum. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 49 episodes.
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