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Do you feel disheartened and heavy by what’s happening in your life? We don’t have to look very far to find situations that make us feel hopeless. But it IS possible to shift out of that dark place and into the light! Listen in as Brooke shares three strategies for finding hope in hopelessness.

In this episode, you will learn about… 

• Why you should NOT carry disappointments, setbacks or regrets alone
• Brooke’s top three strategies for finding hope when you feel hopeless
• Why it’s important to acknowledge the feeling of hopelessness
• Being intentional with the words you choose to help you move through negative feelings
• How hopeless situations help us refocus on what’s really important
• Leaning on your faith to find hope in your circumstances
• What Romans 15:13 teaches us about trusting in God to find peace

Show Notes

Do you feel disheartened and heavy by what’s happening in your life right now?

We don’t have to look very far to find situations that make us feel hopeless. But it IS possible to shift out of that dark place and into the light.

On this episode of The Live Out Loud Show, Brooke shares her top three strategies for finding hope when we feel hopeless, challenging us to decide NOT to give power to the feeling.

Brooke explains how hopeless situations can help us refocus on what’s really important as God moves us to where we need to be.

Listen in for insight on trusting in God to find peace and learn what YOU can do to emerge from the firestorm of your negative thoughts and find hope again!

Resources

Romans 15:13

The Everyday Life Bible: The Power of God’s Word for Everyday Living by Joyce Meyer

The Passion Translation

The Message: The Bible in Contemporary Language by Eugene H. Peterson

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