Hope-Full Living

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Hope-Full Living is a religion podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 1,000 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Hope-Full Living

  The Perfect Mix

  Aug 19, 20262 min

  Years ago, we lived in a farming community in southwest Oklahoma. During that time, I learned a few things about wheat, particularly, that the ideal harvest could not have too much or too little moisture. Since a farmer typically had crops falling in both deficient categories, he would mix them to achieve the perfect moisture level in order to yield the best quality, and the best price for his harvest. Similarly, people who are part of Christ’s church have various deficiencies. Yet, even though we all have weaknesses, God’s people working together produce fruit of the best quality. That’s because Jesus has united us together into a perfect mix of people who make each other better as we serve Him and reap a harvest for His kingdom.

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  Text and Pray

  Aug 18, 20262 min

  I never imagined a simple text-messaging group could bring such comfort, peace, and joy. Composed of five women providentially thrown together in an online Christian writers group, we soon became dear sisters. When someone suggested we start a text thread to share prayer requests, we jumped on it. Our text group has become a way to share prayer requests, praise reports, and important news. When a grandchild spikes a fever, everyone prays for healing. When one of us travels, we pray for safe passage. When someone struggles with grief, hurt, or disappointment, we rally around her in prayer, asking God to comfort her. Although we live in four different states and some of us have never met in person, we are united by the Holy Spirit, Christ’s love, and today’s technology. It’s a powerful combination.

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  Sourdough Lessons

  Aug 17, 20262 min

  It seems Jesus was interested in bread. Many times, He taught using bread and the leavening process to make it. Luke 13:21 explains how the kingdom grows; a few believers can affect a large community when working to follow Jesus. Paul also emphasizes bread; he taught that we are new, unleavened bread in Christ, who has sacrificed Himself for our sin and made us new creations (1 Corinthians 5:7). According to Google, sourdough starter is a special form of organisms — a leavening community — called SCOBY: symbiotic culture of bacteria and yeast. I think of the smaller amount of yeast in my sourdough starter. Bacteria dominate the starter, and when fed, grows the yeast. As my starter is the leaven for every loaf baked, we, through our Lord Jesus, bring His fragrance to our community where God has placed us in this season of life.

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  Strength in Fellowship

  Aug 16, 20262 min

  There is strength in number — sometimes. Some species of lemmings migrate in massive numbers. Should they reach the sea, the momentum of the mass pushes many to their deaths. As many as 1.5 million wildebeests migrate yearly. When crossing crocodile-laden rivers, the more animals, the less likely any single one will be killed. But for many to be saved, some will die. Our fellowship, our strength, is not in many, or some, but in One. One Christ is enough. One death was enough. Our faithful God calls us into fellowship with Jesus in His death and resurrection. Since we are one in Christ, we are gathered into the community of shared fellowship through Jesus. Our strength is in One — Jesus. Through the One, we are one in Him. Our fellowship is in Christ and so with one another. He is our true strength.

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  Body Building

  Aug 15, 20261 min

  Younger people may find it humorous when we seniors converse about our aches and ills. But we know all too well what it’s like when some body part is not functioning properly or is hurting. But perhaps that puts us in the best position to understand St. Paul’s analogy of the church as a human body. If each of us is a part of the Body of Christ, we understand the loss when someone no longer can contribute to the community. We can celebrate that the Body of Christ is one that doesn’t wear out. It continually grows and builds itself up. All of its parts, seniors included, contribute to that growth, not by our physical labor, but by our connection to the Body’s head, Jesus, and by our love for each other and those around us.

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