Hope in the Night celebrates 29 years of broadcasting Biblical hope and practical help. June chats with Hope for the Heart team members about the begininng of the ministry. They also discuss the ongoing impact of the Keys for Living and also for projects that are in the works.
This live call-in program with June Hunt provides practical and Biblical help to callers in a compassionate and understanding way. Call 1-800-488-HOPE (4673) for information. To schedule time with June on Hope In The Night, please leave your information at 1-800-NIGHT-17 (800-644-4817).
This live call-in program with June Hunt provides practical and Biblical help to callers in a compassionate and understanding way. Call 1-800-488-HOPE (4673) for information. To schedule time with June on Hope In The Night, please leave your information at 1-800-NIGHT-17 (800-644-4817).
Kathy (80) and her husband have some issues. They have been married 59 years. Her husband ignores any kind of conflict in their relationship by giving her the silent treatment. She grew up with a lot of rejection in her life and suffers with nightmares and panic attacks.She says the Bible tells her to be longsuffering but she feels stuck. She wants to know how to communicate better with her husband.
Sue (70) is calling with an anger issue. She says she is triggered lately to think about incidents from all of her life, but mostly about her mother. Her mother was verbally, emotionally, and physically abusive. She thought she had dealt with those before and has asked God for help.
Paul (36) struggled all of his life with a sexual addiction. He says that he had a "Damascus Road experience" in which Jesus spoke to him and told him he needed to come out of that addiction and led Paul by the hand. He now wants advice about getting whole and walking in holiness
Melissa gave up a child (now 34) for adoption when he was born. He found her and they reunited 10 years ago. SHe says their relationship is struggling and not turning out the way she expected. He has never shown any emotion for her and only communicates when he needs something. She wants to know how to get closer to him
Dee is following up on her earlier call to discuss her grieving process and explore God's purpose for her now that her husband has passed away. Although she isn't ready to consider singleness, she expresses interest in mentoring a group of women who have been supportive and helpful to her. June shares Psalm 138:8 with Dee to offer comfort and encouragement during this time.