Knowing we can trust someone’s “word” means we can rely on it, lean on it, and believe it will be done as they said. How much more can we be assured that God's Word is infallible and trustworthy?
In this heartfelt conversation on Let's Pray, Season and guest Tom Luttrell, a psychologist and educator, share candid reflections on their personal prayer journeys. Tom recalls early skepticism, transformative answered prayers, and the grief of unanswered ones, while both explore what it means to pray authentically rather than perfectly. The episode closes with two warm, sincere prayers for listeners who feel disconnected from or uncertain about prayer.
Ivan Omania sits down with Season to discuss the nature and power of prayer. Drawing from his experience as a pastor's kid, a young pastor, and a hospital chaplain, Ivan shares how prayer evolved from a childhood checklist into a vital lifeline. The episode closes with a heartfelt bilingual prayer for Venezuela following the recent earthquakes.
Rico Hill, Senior Producer for Hope Channel International, shares his journey from a successful Hollywood career at MTV, Nickelodeon, and Cartoon Network to Christian media ministry. He reflects on how God used dark seasons, answered prayer, and called him to be a light in difficult workplaces. The conversation closes with an encouragement for believers still in the marketplace.
Gladys Guerrero, joins Season to share her ongoing journey with a brain tumor diagnosed in 2013 and surgically treated in 2018. She speaks candidly about fear, faith, and the "even if" outlook of the three Hebrew boys from the book of Daniel. The episode closes with heartfelt prayer for Gladys, her upcoming medical appointment, and all viewers facing uncertain diagnoses.
So often we pray for our desire, but what about God’s? We will tackle this question and more, as we bring you another episode of Let’s Pray.
Is it strange to think that pain has a purpose? We will talk about this during our program tonight. Join us with your prayer requests and praise reports, we are here for you.
Are we looking to other things to satisfy our needs? If that is the case, we are heading for a big disappointment. Let us all put our trust in Him, the only source of true fulfillment.
On this new episode of Let’s Pray Live, we will ponder a difficult question: Do struggles come from God? Let’s find the answer, and let’s pray together.
We’ve heard it said, let faith have its work. Let’s unfold this idea on this episode of Let’s Pray.
Can we be assured of our deliverance? Let’s take a look at how the Lord has delivered His chosen ones in the past, and we can learn from those experiences and trust that He will do the same for us when we need it.
There are times when our deepest need is to be seen and heard by our God! And what comfort brings to our heart to know that the Lord is near to those who call upon His name. Join us tonight for another night of prayer. Bring your petitions and your praise reports to the Lord.
Sometimes we wonder if God sees us or remembers our devotion to Him. Join us tonight to find an inspiring answer to that worrying thought.
Hope Sabbath School
This week on Hope Sabbath School, we'll explore what Paul taught the new Christians in Corinth about spiritual gifts. Some wanted one gift, while others desired another. But we'll discover that the Holy Spirit is the One Who decides which gifts to give to each believer. As we learn to identify and use our gifts for God's glory, we can become a greater blessing to others. Join us this week for Hope Sabbath School.
Hope Sabbath School
"This week on Hope Sabbath School, *All to the Glory of God*. It's a simple but life-changing principle. The apostle Paul said, I don't want to be a stumbling block; I want to help people find a saving relationship with Jesus. Whether we eat, drink, or do anything else, we are called to do it all to the glory of God. Join us this week for this important study on Hope Sabbath School."
Hope Sabbath School
"This week on Hope Sabbath School, *Sinners in the Church*. You might ask, what's that all about? The church in Corinth faced some serious challenges, but Paul reminds those new believers of a wonderful promise: “And such were some of you, but you were washed.” There is victory in Christ for all who look to Him in faith. Join us this week for this encouraging study on Hope Sabbath School."
Hope Sabbath School
The Christians in Corinth struggled with division and contention. Yet when the apostle Paul wrote to them, he called them to be perfectly united. How is that even possible? This week we'll discover that true unity can only be found in Jesus Christ. Join us for this inspiring study on Hope Sabbath School.