Listen as June Hunt shares her testimony on the Alex McFarland Show podcast. It’s an encouraging story of hope and healing found in Christ.
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“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” Martin Luther King Jr. writes these famous words in a jail cell in Birmingham, Alabama, on April 16, 1963, roughly five years before he is assassinated. These words echo as true today as they did in his day.
Watch as June Hunt discusses some of the “Issues that the Church is Not Paying Attention To” on the Christians Engaged podcast.
Watch Allie Beth Stuckey interview June Hunt. June shares her story of salvation, from growing up learning that her father had three concurrent families to learning to forgive him for his abuse and hostility.
When things get difficult … you’re that person who friends and family lean on. You’re the one who people call or text when they are hurting or broken or facing a difficult decision.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and we want to let you know about some biblical resources we have for you and your loved ones that can help address mental health challenges. Check out our video course bundles below and find practical guidance from God’s Word on real life issues.
Please read this short note from a staff member at Hope for the Heart ... "Every Friday, I go and sit in a room with a bunch of other people getting all sorts of infusions. But every week, I'm on the ..."
From a very early age, I knew I had some form of anxiety. I didn’t know exactly what it was, but I always figured something was off because I was always told I worried too much. I thought way too far ahead and panicked about things that were never on a normal kid’s mind.
We too often miss how God is at work in our lives. Perhaps even more, we fail to see how the Lord uses us to change lives. Read below and see the many different ways in which helping and caring for others reflects God’s own care for us. It’s an encouraging reminder of how God uses you to bless others – and how He uses others to bless you.
So many people carry around negative thoughts like these because of the harsh messages and lies they have been repeatedly told by others. At the heart of many of our mental and emotional challenges, relationship troubles, and unhealthy behaviors are issues related to our identity and sense of worth.
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