Hope
Hope means a lot to sick people.
At first, they hope nothing is wrong.
When not all is well, they hope it is not too serious.
When that hope perishes, they hope something can be done.
If they are told, "There is no hope.", we as believers can remind them...Even if death cannot be avoided, there is a hope that is centered in the promise of life in the glory after death.
When uncertainty prevails, anxiety reigns. Where future hope is rooted in the Risen Christ, joy rules supreme.
At first, they hope nothing is wrong.
When not all is well, they hope it is not too serious.
When that hope perishes, they hope something can be done.
If they are told, "There is no hope.", we as believers can remind them...Even if death cannot be avoided, there is a hope that is centered in the promise of life in the glory after death.
When uncertainty prevails, anxiety reigns. Where future hope is rooted in the Risen Christ, joy rules supreme.
posted by Andrew Brown at 9:33 AM
2 Comments:
Hey bro!!
Love and miss you. Funny I was just reading on Hope last night.
When you say a situation is hopeless you are slamming the door in the face of God. Charles L. Allen
Definition: Hope is the confident expectation that God will see us through our trials on earth to our home in heaven, and that in the end all will be well.
May the God of hope fill you will all joy and peace in believing, that you may abound in hope by the power of the Holy Spirit. Romans 15:13
All from: 30 Days to Understanding: What Christians Believe by Max Anders
Hi there, Adam!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Great to hear from you! That IS very interesting to hear that you were just reading on Hope the other night. Well, I'll try giving you a call real soon.
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