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EPISODE · Apr 28, 2020 · 4 MIN

Suffering into Hope

from Ringwood Benefice

Is it possible to find hope in the midst of suffering? Today Matthew argues that it is, drawing on Roman 5 and the experiences of Victor Frankl.

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Is it possible to find hope in the midst of suffering? Today Matthew argues that it is, drawing on Roman 5 and the experiences of Victor Frankl.

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Is it possible to find hope in the midst of suffering? Today Matthew argues that it is, drawing on Roman 5 and the experiences of Victor Frankl.

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