Hope Cast

As we are approaching this Christmas season it can be challenging for many. For this weeks episode we put together the highlights of previous Christmas episodes to bring you as much insight and hope for your Christmas season.

Identity is a big thing for our world and culture. Trying to figure out how someone identifies sexually can feel like a big deal, especially to a christian struggling with same-sex attraction. In this conversation we identify biblical truths as we tackle this seemingly difficult challenge.

These COVID days have caused many to experience uncertainty of their future, the instability of things once believed stable, and the pandemic's isolation and fear create tensions for which they are ill-prepared to cope. The truth is, we all are experiencing difficulties, questions, and tensions beyond our ability to cope.

However, we are not without hope. God not only knew we would be in this “unprecedented moment” but He knows what life will be like on the other side of it. Join us as we identify five needs and how to lean on Christ through them.

Learn more: https://www.livehope.org/2020/11/30/5-needs-in-difficult-times/

Ricky and Bonnie talk about why and how should we die to the dream of being with another person of the same sex.

Many parents of those who struggle with SSA often don't know how to respond or feel as if maybe they didn't respond correctly. How do we move forward? How do i talk to my Child. Listen in as the HopeCast discuss this very topic.

Is fantasy wrong? How could this be different than experiencing temptation? Listen in as Ricky & Bonnie present the truths of the gospel and see how that applies to fantasy.

Part of the process of healing is becoming outwardly focused. Listen to our discussion and learn how serving others has a part of your journey of healing.

In this episode you're in for a treat as the ladies of Living Hope Ministries talk about grief, opening communication, adapting, and much more!

Have you ever thought of serving but feel as if you're not ready? Join the discussion of when and or if you are ready to serve in the body.

When women come to LHM, they often ask if they have to be girly girl to be feminine. They feel less than as women because they are not girly. They feel like they have to learn to wear make up, get their nails done, wear dresses and often dislike these things. NONE of these things make them a woman, but it is important to ask why they avoid these things. Join in on Jen & Bonnie's conversation on biblical femininity and understanding why do women embrace a lesbian persona.