As the Church concludes the Jubilee Year of Hope, the hosts discuss the profound significance of hope in the Christian life. They explain that hope is more than just a feel-good sentiment, highlighting its roots as a theological virtue that is central to overcoming adversity and recognizing God's hand in the midst of trials. They offer practical ways to cultivate this virtue day by day, face unavoidable suffering with faith, and keep hope alive in the dark times. This conversation emphasizes that true hope is anchored in the character and promises of God, surpassing mere human optimism.

00:00 Introduction to Hope

00:13 The Theological Virtues

01:12 A Poem on Hope

03:01 Hope in Practice

4:34 Hope Amidst Anxiety

07:43 Hope as a Choice

17:44 Hope and Suffering

24:54 Hope Beyond This Life

35:46 Acknowledging Discouragement and Hopelessness

36:30 Signs of Lacking Hope

37:25 The Importance of Dreaming with God

38:58 Living with Hope and Avoiding Cynicism

41:26 Balancing Grief and Hope

59:51 Daily Habits to Cultivate Hope

01:05:27 Final Thoughts and Encouragement