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EPISODE · Sep 14, 2017 · 30 MIN

The God of Hope

from Cultivate Connection Meditation · host Cultivate Connection

Hope, in our modern day vocabulary misses the mark of its original intent. It is not meant to describe wishful thinking as a way to make ourselves feel good. No, hope is when we allow our minds to become occupied with Heaven. It is something we are meant to do in all circumstances. When we fix our gaze upon Heaven, the hope which fills us cannot be contained. Not only does it satisfy our own needs, it overflows spreading righteousness, peace, and joy everywhere we go. Go, and spread the good news of hope today to everyone you encounter. This week weeks meditation is from Romans 15:13 (The Message). Become a PatronThe Cultivate Connection podcast has been downloaded nearly 500,000 times and counting!If Cultivate Connection has blessed you, please consider becoming a monthly patron. Your generosity helps us to continue creating resources that connect people with God. Thanks to all who support this podcast!Find Us Online:You can find and follow us online at:Cultivate ConnectionFacebookInstagramDon't forget to leave a review in Apple Podcasts or wherever you choose to listen. Your reviews help this podcast get discovered by others.And lastly, subscribe to receive Cultivate Connection emails and updates about upcoming events, podcasts, and more. Thank you!

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