Where in your life are you holding onto something that no longer brings life, and what might become possible if you released it? Listen to this heartfelt story to inspire you to answer that very question.

Hope exists. We must believe that. In what ways can we cultivate it? Can we be hope for others? I invite you to go within when you are asking these questions. That is where you can find a sustainable hope, rooted in God’s love and mercy.

“Every day we begin again” can speak to your journey of mercy, forgiveness, acceptance, compassion, new ideas, dreams, and second chances. It serves as a reminder to give yourself and others a fresh start. 

Hope is the belief in your eternal value. The belief in a God who is present with unconditional love for you. This definition is rooted in your relationship with God. It does not include circumstances. Nor does it say anything about things turning out as planned. Hope is not optimism, nor is it wishful thinking. It is a deep knowing—mind, body, and soul—that no matter what happens, God will be there for you.