Sentinel Radio Edition April 26, 2008

A reason to hope - Program 817

Guests: Janet Clements, Jack Lindsey

Can hope play a role in making our lives better? Is there a kind of hope that's more deeply anchored than just a surface optimism that may conceal a fear that things really won't work out? Hear from people who've found that hope based on an understanding of the law of divine Love expressed in timeless Biblical truths, can help open the way to the healing of bodily ailments and other troubles.

Enjoy 1 free Sentinel article or audio program each month, including content from 1898 to today.

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Why believe in God? - Program 807
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Prayer—facing down the threat of recession - Program 808
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Do your genes really define you? - Program 809
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Weight—finding spiritual balance - Program 810
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Praying about elections and government - Program 811
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Why go to church? - Program 812
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Education for spiritual healers—Christian Science class instruction - Program 813
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An end to chronic pain - Program 814
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Integrity—true to who you are - Program 815
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Not guilty—finding our God-given innocence - Program 816
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Science and religion—Where do they meet? - Program 818
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The Love that heals - Program 819
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Making big decisions - Program 820
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Breaking through financial struggles with prayer - Program 821
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The transforming power of the Christ - Program 822
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Time for God? Turning off information overload - Program 823
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Care and caregiving - Program 824
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Kids find healing through prayer - Program 825
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Healing dysfunction - Program 826
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True freedom - Program 827

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