Hope Works

Ally shares how connection with Deity, with your true self, with your family and friends, and with your community can spark hope.

Stephen Jones has always had a passion for performing, but when it came to providing for his growing family, he wondered if it would be enough.

A former member of the boy band Jericho Road, Abe tells the incredible story of how listening to the Lord's voice has taken his family on an incredible journey

A social entrepreneur and politician, Samake explains how honesty and integrity are still the keys to changing society.

Ben Taylor tells of how he listened to his heart and turned the efforts of a scam artist into a chance to help a whole village.

After suffering a paralyzing injury just a week before her wedding, Abby has learned how to use gratitude, faith, and humor to find joy in the midst of suffering.

Internationally renowned speaker and leadership consultant, Liz discusses how to find hope when all seems lost.

Somewhere in your history, Yahosh believes, someone gave up something great for you. But you will always have someone who gave His life for you.

The Lord delivers us from our trials, but more often He delivers us in our trials. During times of uncertainty, often God’s answer is comfort and peace, giving us the strength to face whatever comes our way.

Cambry Kaylor was injured in 2005 doing what she loved, equestrian vaulting. The freak accident left her a paraplegic.

Darla believes our differences don’t make us broken—they make us powerful.

Holly and her husband adopted 25 children from all over the world. Her message is that with the Lord's help, we can open our hearts and provide a home for the Lord's special children.

Cambry Kaylor was a promising equestrian vaulter with dreams of competing internationally. At age 18 she suffered an accident while vaulting, leaving her a paraplegic, but that didn’t stop her from achieving her dreams.

Ganel-Lyn shares the gut-wrenching story of her sister Meg’s suicide. She provides advice for those left behind and a message of hope to those contemplating suicide.

There are times to sit with someone, listen to them, and validate what they are feeling rather than give advice or resources. It’s more helpful to mourn with than for someone.

David spent many years finding and learning to forgive his father who abandoned his family when he was an infant.

Brandon says life is not always beautiful, but the outcomes can be if you simply turn around and push forward.

Jill Thomas lost her daughter Penny in a tragic accident. Though she had heard that the death of a loved one puts faith to the test, she was not prepared for the devastation she felt.

The decision to do good, to make a difference, and to give something takes seconds. Marj encourages you to take only a few seconds to make a difference in someone else’s life.

Before Matt Townsend built his own successful relationship coaching practice, he was labeled “the jam bomber” and “loin boy” as a preteen. How do labels change our perceptions of ourselves? Who are we really?

When Tiffany Webster was 15 years old, someone asked what she hoped her life would look like in another 15 years. She saw perfection. But as checklists grew longer and expectations grew harder to meet, Tiffany felt exhausted and broken.

Noelle created an ultimate bucket list that helps her look forward to the future. She offers advice on how to push your fears aside by trying new things.

MaKenna reminds you that it’s not the low moments that define you, but how you move forward.

Pain and grief can be unspeakable. Because Molly had the courage to speak, she felt seen and heard. Pain is a powerful connector. Talking about it allows others to share their pain.

Years ago, Samuel Hislop moved to Eastern Ukraine. He discovered that the Ukrainian people, who came from cultural and religious backgrounds very different from his, had much to teach him as well.