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Loneliness and Hope in the Season of Advent

Dec 18, 2021

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Pursuing Someone Who Sprinted Away, Got It?

03:37

White Evangelical Politics

03:59

The Christian Story of Hope - Judgment

02:25

Introduction

4min

Is There a Recipe for Hopelessness?

2min

Hope, in Its Truest Meaning, Is a Truer Understanding of Hope

2min

I Hope the Goldn State Warriors Go All the Way?

3min

The Longing of a Kid in a Backwater

4min

The Nuclear Family Is a Mistake

5min

Nuclear Family Dissolution in a Nuclear Family Sub Unit

2min

The Mission of the Church in the New Testament

3min

The Other Half of Hope

5min

10.

I'm Leaning on for My Peace

3min

11.

The Future Pay Off of Jesus Return to This Earth

3min

12.

Are You Worshipping, I'm Not With You Because You've Got the Right Idol Here?

2min

13.

Are We Meant to Be Sign Bearers?

4min

14.

Is There a Pursuit That Is Not Hopeless?

3min

15.

Pursuing Someone Who Sprinted Away, Got It?

4min

16.

The Christian Story of Hope - Judgment

2min

17.

Is There a Future Full Clean Up?

2min

18.

White Evangelical Politics

4min

19.

Do You Care More About Ideas Than About People?

4min

20.

A Very Merry Christmas, Curtis Chang

2min

This week David French and Curtis Chang take a hard look at the silent killer of loneliness. Why is loneliness on the rise in America? What might hope look like, and how do we access it? Join us for this Advent episode where the reality of God’s incarnation in Jesus takes center stage, and the true story of hope in dark times is revealed.

Show Notes:

-Carol Graham: Premature Mortality and the Long Decline of Hope in America

-Social Capital Project - Opioid Overdoses by Demographic

-The college connection: The education divide in American social and community life

-David Brooks: The Nuclear Family Was a Mistake

-Nancy French: What civility really means