Our Journey to Hope
The intent of this podcast is to offer a variety insights into developing, sustaining, and regaining hope. All of us have the potential to have our hope challenged by life events, or we know someone who's hope is currently being challenged. Please share this with others. Remember, no one walks alone.
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Our Journey to Hope
Episode 69 - A Conversation With Timothy Henry, Sayre, Pennsylvania
In this episode I am speaking with a young man who was facing a lot in his life that could lead to hopelessness. It may not have been conscious on his part, but this young man was a seeker. One thing I know for certain is that the Holy Spirit will always bring the seeker and teacher together. We may not realize it in the moment. And we might not even realize it until much later. But that is the way God works.
Tim Henry had a very troubling background. His environment was not a normal one but for so many, it is a familiar story. A broken family, physical and emotional abuse, no direction in life are ways he could be described. But then he met Arthur. A man serving God who recognized the potential Tim has for our Lord. He mentored Tim and gave him direction and purpose by introducing him to our Lord. Then Holy Spirit took it from there. I’m reminded of the Parable of the Sower. Tim was fertile ground that allowed him to grow.
I invite you to listen to Tim’s story. Listen to where he’s been and the direction he’s headed now. Listen to his transition from possible hopelessness to hopefulness due to a teacher helping a seeker.
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