The Voice of Hope

Our half-hour weekly radio program weaves together solid Bible teaching and uplifting music. If you’re looking for spiritual nourishment and encouragement week by week, Voice of Hope provides inspiration and Gospel-centered hope to carry into daily life.

The Voice of Hope is a religion podcast hosted by Heralds of Hope, with 633 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.

Heralds of Hope hosts The Voice of Hope, a religion show with 633 episodes published.

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  Mystery Babylon: Part 2 || Revelation 17

  Sep 4, 202629 min

  In part 2 of studying Revelation 17, J. Mark outlines the succession of world kingdoms leading to the final earthly kingdom and the relationship between Mystery Babylon and these kingdoms. Throughout history, this woman, the purveyor of false religion, has empowered the empires of the world. In the end, those she had nurtured turn on her with vicious hatred that is divinely placed in their hearts. This passage reveals how false religion will be eradicated once and for all!

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  Mystery Babylon: Part 1 || Revelation 17

  Aug 31, 202629 min

  In this episode of The Voice of Hope, J. Mark Horst begins an in-depth study of Revelation 17:1-18, where we see the mystery of Babylon. J. Mark explores why Babylon is depicted as a harlot and examines the history and symbolism behind this image. He explores the relationship between false religion and the world’s political powers. Join us as we discover the meaning behind these symbols and why who we choose to align ourselves with matters eternally. Transcript Karl Marx said, “Religion is the opiate of the masses.” In the 1800s, opium was a common and legal medicine used to dull […]

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  Torments of God's Wrath: Part 2 || Revelation 16:12-21

  Aug 21, 202629 min

  In this second part of studying Revelation 16, J. Mark Horst examines the final two bowl judgments poured out during the Great Tribulation. In Revelation 16:12–21, we see the Euphrates River dry up, and the nations gather at Armageddon for “the battle of that great day of God Almighty.” J. Mark explores the meaning of these final judgments as God brings them to completion with the declaration, “It is done.” This passage reveals that the world is being brought before Christ, the King of kings and Lord of lords, for His righteous judgment.

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  Torments of God's Wrath: Part 1 || Revelation 16:1-11

  Aug 14, 202629 min

  In this episode, we study Revelation 16:1-11, the account of God’s messengers pouring out the bowl judgments onto those who worship the beast. In Part 1 of our study in Revelation 16, J. Mark Horst examines the first five bowl judgments and explains why God's wrath is always righteous and just. As painful sores, blood-filled waters, scorching heat, and darkness and agony cover the earth, humanity continues to reject God rather than repent. This episode will challenge you to consider God’s judgment and the mercy He extends today through Jesus Christ.

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  Heaven's Preparations || Revelation 15

  Aug 7, 202629 min

  As we continue in our study of Revelation, we come to Revelation 15, which offers a glimpse behind the curtain of the preparations before the bowl judgments occur. J. Mark studies this passage, examining the scenes of the seven angels preparing God's final judgments, saints worshipping the Lamb through meaningful song, and the glory of God filling His temple. Through these dramatic scenes, we discover God’s solemn warnings to repent and hear a call to worship the King before the day of His judgment arrives.

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