Hanging on to Hope: After grief and loss
Pastor Sandy Guffin’s greatest pain becomes a powerful avenue for sharing Christ’s hope.
Hope
A sisterhood of health and hope
A women-only fitness center creates space for a vibrant community where the hope of Christ can be shared.
Grief and hope
Pastor Erica Farmer and the power of empathetic ministry.
A dark place and a big God
A pastor’s friend returned home to find his son dead. He had committed suicide.
Suicide in America
I don’t know all the reasons for this American Happening.
But I do know this: we need you.
Resurrection relationships
Are you or is someone you know hopeless, ashamed, grieving or doubtful? Jesus brings resurrection relationship to those struggles and whatever else we experience that tears down relationships.
Son’s overdose death leads mother to Christ
After my son’s death, I wanted to die. I didn’t care what happened to me anymore and a great darkness settled in.
Wesleyans in the news
A mom experiences hope after her son’s murder, a church partners in opening a food pantry and more.
Out of the darkness
If I’m not careful, the darkness can set in to my spirit.
The reason for your hope
Are you ready to pray the prayer that will change your life forever?
Easter: finding hope in a cemetery
For those who know Christ, a cemetery can provide hope for what is is to come: eternal life with the Redeemer.
Young Christians at “Together 16” in Washington
A Wesleyan college student joins hundreds of thousands of other teens and young adults to pray in our nation’s capital.
Sunset and sunrise
Mary Magdalene went to the garden tomb, early in the morning. As day dawned, she saw the stone had been rolled away from the entrance. She assumed someone had removed the body of Jesus from the tomb.
Living with hope in the New Year
No matter what you endured in 2015 or what you face in 2016, you can have hope in the New Year.
The road I would have never asked to walk
One Houghton alum and her family never would’ve asked to walk the road God has placed them on. But they continue to walk with Jesus one footstep at a time even when they don’t understand his ways.
Christmas is the kiss of God
God is the divine kiss for all people, taking what has been distorted by sin and twisting his own lips to make human beings beautiful.
Forever ALIVE in him
Light shines from Crystal Blake’s eyes and joy permeates her smile. If you looked at her, you’d think all was well. But Crystal knows about pain and struggle, probably better than most people.
The exponential kingdom
Exponential may be a mathematical term, but it also holds weight in God’s kingdom–especially in the area of church planting and making committed disciples of Jesus.
Don’t be cynical; be hopeful
If 2014 was a tough year for you, will you choose to approach 2015 with cynicism or hope?
Hope Boxes encourage those suffering infant loss
A Canadian pastor’s wife has suffered more loss than most mothers will in a lifetime. Now she offers hope to other moms who experience miscarriage and infant loss.
I pray so God can change me
“I don’t pray so I can change God. I pray so God can change me.”
Put on something happy
A disgruntled customer demanded a channel change while watching TV in a restaurant. Upon hearing this request, Jim Dunn began reflecting on happiness in life.
