In this 49th episode, Dr. Knabb explores the topic of hope from both secular and Christian perspectives, including research on hope, hope interventions, and a biblical view of hope, placed in the context of eternity with God. To conclude, Dr. Knabb guides the listener through a short meditative practice to cultivate hope in the presence of God.
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