Do you have a child with special needs? Do you know someone who does? Find encouragement in the stories of others on the same journey. Ginny Owens, Jennifer Shaw, Paul MIller, Sarah Parshall Perry, and Amy Julia Becker share stories of faith, joy, and hardship unique to parenting special children.
Today, Pastor Jack teaches that as a church family we are to resolve our own disputes. There is a wrong way to do the right thing, and our goal is to treat our church family as Jesus says to treat them.
Have you ever found yourself awestruck by the wonders above us? Prepare to be uplifted, as we recount the serene beauty of the recent eclipse, where pandemonium predictions were eclipsed by tranquility. We then journey to Rochester, New York, to witness a promise forty-six years in the making, where the bond between a science teacher and his students defies time, drawn together by the celestial ballet of the sun and moon. As the world continues to grapple with the aftermath of COVID rights violations, we explore the ramifications of the vaccine mandates being rolled back at two California universities. This move has sparked conversations on the shifting health landscape, the interplay of risk and freedom, and the intricate dance between policy and science. Your perspective on health autonomy and the role of educational institutions in public health might find new roots as we thread through this complex tapestry of change. Finally, we look at the contrasting legal landscapes across the U. S. when it comes to combating child sex trafficking, juxtaposing California's leniency against Texas and Florida's stringency. The conversation culminates with a narrative of empowerment, highlighting civic engagement in Fort Worth, Texas, where the community's voice reshaped education curricula. These stories, ranging from the ethereal to the earthly, from the cosmos to the core of our communities, are set to inspire and invoke a spirit of active participation in shaping the world around us. Join us for an episode that promises to resonate with your heart, challenge your mind, and embolden your actions. Support the show
When someone else gets the break or has it all, we often feel jealousy. King Saul’s rivalry and comparison of David was all-consuming. In this message from 1 Samuel 13, Pastor Lutzer performs an analysis of seven characteristics of jealousy. Jealously is like a thief that robs us of everything beautiful, wholesome, and fulfilling.
The "guests" on this program are the callers, and they're treated with careful respect, rather than being rushed, dismissed, and replaced. Topics covered in this 1-hour broadcast: Anger Free Resources available on topics covered in this 1-hour broadcast https://www.hopefortheheart.org/free/ If you are dealing with a personal or family issue and would like to hear directly from June on your situation, consider an appearance on a future broadcast of Hope In The Night. To schedule your time with June on Hope In The Night, leave your information at 1-800-NIGHT-17 (800-644-4817). Or go to https://resource.hopefortheheart.org/talk-with-june-hope-in-the-night
Jordan Sekulow and a full panel of experts to discuss a major vote regarding Israel going down this weekend.