Set your mind on Jesus this holiday season.
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The world gets dark. Jesus brings hope to make things brighter.
People with true hope are powerful—rather than becoming dependent on people or circumstances, they deeply trust God and expect him to come through for them.
Why do we need a Season of Hope?
I pray that the God who gives hope will fill you with much joy and peace as you trust in him. Then you will have more and more hope, and it will flow out of you by the power of the Holy Spirit.
— Romans 15:13 ERV
Hope is “a feeling of expectation and desire for a certain thing to happen, a feeling of trust.” The story of Jesus’ birth is a story of hope, a story of light shining brightly into dark times.
That’s why we’re excited to make this holiday season a “Season of Hope,” and we’re glad you’ve decided to join us! For the month of December, we’ll send you devotionals, Scripture Playlists, videos, and podcast episodes that will help you see the story of Jesus’ birth in an entirely new way—one that changes the way you live and fills you with hope in whatever area you need it.
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Series content
God gives us the power to calm anger in ourselves and others.
God gives us the power to calm anger in ourselves and others.
From trying to earn God’s approval to resting in his relationship.
From trying to earn God’s approval to resting in his relationship.
Three answers that will defeat disappointment and give us our hope back.
Three answers that will defeat disappointment and give us our hope back.
Dr. John Plake from the American Bible Society joins me to unpack the research behind Bible engagement and mental health.
Dr. John Plake from the American Bible Society joins me to unpack the research behind Bible engagement and mental health.
Spirituality gives us the power to conquer despair in the world.
Spirituality gives us the power to conquer despair in the world.
The world needs courage. Will we run or will we fight?
The world needs courage. Will we run or will we fight?
Ryan Wexelblatt (ADHD Dude) teaches that for a child with ADHD, structure isn’t a cage. It’s the scaffolding they climb to become who they’re capable of being.
Ryan Wexelblatt (ADHD Dude) teaches that for a child with ADHD, structure isn’t a cage. It’s the scaffolding they climb to become who they’re capable of being.