Hope for more, you will receive in big numbers

The season of Christmas brings hope. It is yearned by some, prevalent with others, and in need with another population.

People can obtain hope in various ways, one of the biggest is through encouragement.
Church service is a way to receive hope.

Listening to the radio is another if you can glean from a meaningful program or talk show that speaks into your life. Matching something you may be going through with the Word of God.

While on the way home from church, I heard a message from John 3:16 Mission President, John Whitaker, on the radio. He said, "what does hope look like?"

Some people may believe it comes from a bowl of chicken noodle soup, which, it could. The creation is full of nutrition, flavor, goodness, a rich anecdote for hope.  Others may have another idea of faith.
Whitaker says, "The Christ-child bringing salvation to the hurting world" is hope.

I know women who have struggled with domestic violence have hurt for an unspecified amount of time and may still be feeling sad or lonely, grieved, or other feelings.

The good news is you recognize hope. Additionally, belief is seen across the United States and further.

With the luxury of a church on nearly every block in most states, but especially Tulsa, Oklahoma, there is a place to worship. Finding the right place to worship could be a mystery or not. Whatever feels comfortable for you, and that you are getting filled up with God's Word, that's what is essential. If you do not feel suitable at a location, it's time to move somewhere where you do.

Hope knows you have something else to look forward to.

Domestic abuse is horrible and not meant for you to live your life in vulgarities.
When you hope, you know the best is yet to come. There is a light at the end of the tunnel.
God's fragrances are flowing over you.

Remember, hope lets you know something else is available- happiness.
Hope for what you don't see, because it is coming.

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