It’s funny to think how people are a little bit like plants. Much like our gardens, people need food and water, light and air; they need protection from enemies! Did you know God prepared a special garden after He created the world?

Do you know the signs of pregnancy, or about care and nutrition in the early months? God created us like him in many ways and he wants to have a relationship with us.

Is your greatest desire to get married and have a family? There are special blessings to being unmarried. Paul, in the New Testament, was single. He realized that as an unmarried man he could spend time doing God’s work.

Women who are grieving because they have lost their husbands feel very alone. Then they have to take on big responsibilities God is compassionate and faithful. He cares for widows and their needs.

A mother talks of the struggle she is experiencing as her 14-year old son suffers from anxiety and depression. We can look to God for help and protection in impossible circumstances. He never changes.

Even if we have friends, everyone feels lonely at some time in his or her life. God created us with a strong need to relate to other people. Jesus understands and can comfort us in our loneliness.

Our counselor friend, Fran, gives ideas of what we can do ourselves about depression...or how we can help someone else when they are suffering from depression. God cares about every situation we have.

Listen to how to recognize depression and some of its causes. Do you think that all the people in the Bible were always happy? Actually the Bible has many stories of people who suffered all kinds of problems, including depression.

What is normal language and communication development in a toddler? Are you crying for help? God hears your cry; there is hope.

How to find peace in Christ Jesus by looking at the big picture.

Disasters happen at the worst times. How can you be prepared for disaster and how should you respond in a disaster? God sees and cares when disaster strikes.

Even if we have friends, everyone feels lonely at some time in his or her life. God created us with a strong need to relate to other people. Jesus understands and can comfort us in our loneliness.

Have you ever been hurt by someone close to you? We should learn to forgive others when they hurt us. Jesus often told stories of forgiveness. God is love; He wants to forgive.

Sondy tells us the story of a boy who turned out to be very different from what she expected. It changed her life. God loves everyone no matter how we may feel about them.

Sondy tells us the story of a boy who turned out to be very different from what she expected. It changed her life. God loves everyone no matter how we may feel about them.

Women who are grieving because they have lost their husbands feel very alone. Then they have to take on big responsibilities God is compassionate and faithful. He cares for widows and their needs.

How can grief affect a person? How can we work through grief in order to heal and move on with life? One thing is that we can take comfort from God’s word.

Are you able to share your talents to help others? Women who followed Jesus used their gifts and their money to help Jesus. Women are important to Jesus and have gifts that can be used in ministry.

Listen to the Christmas story right out of God's Word. Find out what's so special about this baby and why he is called a Savior.

As women we often host meals or have people over to our homes. In the busyness of preparations it’s important to remember to make people feel welcome. Did you know that Jesus told the story of a man who hosted a party?

Being friendly with your neighbors can make life easier and enjoyable for both sides. Jesus taught that neighbors are not necessarily those you live next to but all those in need.

Taking care of your eyes is important. Bartimaeus was a blind man who called to Jesus for help. Jesus showed compassion on him and rewarded his faith by healing him.

It's important to help young children develop an interest in reading. Stories can help a child learn about so many things. Jesus used stories to teach people about God and how He wants us to treat each other.

Names people call you – remember the good and not the bad names. One of Jesus’ names was ‘prophet’ – he also gave us messages from his father, God.

Our gardener Harley is back. We’re going to listen to a conversation that he had with Arti about getting some backyard animals. There's not enough room for a cow, but maybe some chickens, ducks or rabbits!

Impetigo is a skin infection that commonly affects school-age children. It is contagious, but can be easily treated. Jesus had pity on a man with leprosy, a dreaded skin disease. He compassionately cured the man and made him completely well.

Listen as some of our friends talk about the pleasures and responsibilities of being a grandmother. And hear about a family in the Bible: Timothy, his mother Eunice and grandmother Lois.

Sondy tells us the story of a boy who turned out to be very different from what she expected. It changed her life. God loves everyone no matter how we may feel about them.

Are you a fisherman? There are many health benefits of eating fish. Jesus chose as his disciples ordinary men like fisherman, to accomplish the extraordinary task of extending his kingdom.

What is normal language and communication development in a toddler? Are you crying for help? God hears your cry; there is hope.

A mother talks of the struggle she is experiencing as her 14-year old son suffers from anxiety and depression. We can look to God for help and protection in impossible circumstances. He never changes.

There are many ways we can give to others. Listen to what happens to a woman in the Bible who had almost nothing left, but she shared what she had.

The most important words to use in fixing a conflict is “I’m sorry”. God made a way to fix the conflict between him and the Israelites. He has made a way for us to have peace with him, too.

Sondy gives advice on keeping a marriage relationship from becoming stale. She describes five love languages that people use. Did you know that God speaks your love language fluently?

Being friendly with your neighbors can make life easier and enjoyable for both sides. Jesus taught that neighbors are not necessarily those you live next to but all those in need.

Who you promise to marry is important! When God gives us a promise in his word we can really trust him to do it!

The most important words to use in fixing a conflict is “I’m sorry”. God made a way to fix the conflict between him and the Israelites. He has made a way for us to have peace with him, too.

Children need clear, fair, age-appropriate rules for their protection and development. God also gives us rules for our good, for our own protection.

Listen as some of our friends talk about the pleasures and responsibilities of being a grandmother. And hear about a family in the Bible: Timothy, his mother Eunice and grandmother Lois.

Do you know someone who is longing to have a baby, but sadly cannot conceive? The Bible tells of a couple who God promised would have children, but they remained childless for years. Find out how God was faithful to his promises.

Sondy gives advice on keeping a marriage relationship from becoming stale. She describes five love languages that people use. Did you know that God speaks your love language fluently?

Who you promise to marry is important! When God gives us a promise in his word we can really trust him to do it!

How can you stay positive when you live with chronic pain? Jesus understands our pain and our weakness. We can find strength in God’s word.

A mother talks of the struggle she is experiencing as her 14-year old son suffers from anxiety and depression. We can look to God for help and protection in impossible circumstances. He never changes.

Our counselor friend, Fran, gives ideas of what we can do ourselves about depression...or how we can help someone else when they are suffering from depression. God cares about every situation we have.

Listen to how to recognize depression and some of its causes. Do you think that all the people in the Bible were always happy? Actually the Bible has many stories of people who suffered all kinds of problems, including depression.

Disasters happen at the worst times. How can you be prepared for disaster and how should you respond in a disaster? God sees and cares when disaster strikes.

We hear from Dr. Kerryn on how to care for Pregnant and New Mothers. Ros also Talks about how to be free from the slavery of sin.

We can help our children as they face difficulties at school. In God's Word we read that Jesus told us not to worry about food or clothes or the cares of tomorrow. He made us, he loves us and will provide what we need.

We need to take care of our children and train them to be obedient so that when they grow up they will be self-disciplined. Samuel learned about obedience from his mother, Hannah.

It's important to help young children develop an interest in reading. Stories can help a child learn about so many things. Jesus used stories to teach people about God and how He wants us to treat each other.

It's good to know what to expect as our children develop. And it's really important to pray for our children as they are growing up!

Hear about the food value of wheat and about gluten intolerance. We can’t see the damage that gluten intolerance can cause, but it’s there - just as with sin. We need God to change us from the inside.

Listen to tips on how to best care for a newborn baby, including breast feeding, hygiene, injections, and sleep. The Bible story of Moses shows God’s faithfulness and protection.

We hear from Dr. Kerryn on how to care for Pregnant and New Mothers. Ros also Talks about how to be free from the slavery of sin.

Do you know someone who is longing to have a baby, but sadly cannot conceive? The Bible tells of a couple who God promised would have children, but they remained childless for years. Find out how God was faithful to his promises.

Germs are part of a world of invisible creatures that are too small to see. There is another kind of world that generally we can’t see, the spiritual world.

Do you know the signs of pregnancy, or about care and nutrition in the early months? God created us like him in many ways and he wants to have a relationship with us.

Taking care of your eyes is important. Bartimaeus was a blind man who called to Jesus for help. Jesus showed compassion on him and rewarded his faith by healing him.

Learn about 3 types of headaches: their symptoms, diagnosis and treatment. God understands our pain; He is loving and compassionate.

Many of us say that we are tired and not getting the rest we need. We can rest in Jesus Christ. How? Listen to today's edition of Women of Hope to find out.

Impetigo is a skin infection that commonly affects school-age children. It is contagious, but can be easily treated. Jesus had pity on a man with leprosy, a dreaded skin disease. He compassionately cured the man and made him completely well.

Names people call you – remember the good and not the bad names. One of Jesus’ names was ‘prophet’ – he also gave us messages from his father, God.

Listen to a program about urinary Incontinence, an embarrassing problem common to many women. It provides information about how the condition can be treated and controlled.

Listen to a program about urinary Incontinence, an embarrassing problem common to many women. It provides information about how the condition can be treated and controlled.

Is your greatest desire to get married and have a family? There are special blessings to being unmarried. Paul, in the New Testament, was single. He realized that as an unmarried man he could spend time doing God’s work.

Are you able to share your talents to help others? Women who followed Jesus used their gifts and their money to help Jesus. Women are important to Jesus and have gifts that can be used in ministry.

There are many ways we can give to others. Listen to what happens to a woman in the Bible who had almost nothing left, but she shared what she had.

Germs are part of a world of invisible creatures that are too small to see. There is another kind of world that generally we can’t see, the spiritual world.

Our counselor friend, Fran, gives ideas of what we can do ourselves about depression...or how we can help someone else when they are suffering from depression. God cares about every situation we have.

How to find peace in Christ Jesus by looking at the big picture.

The most important words to use in fixing a conflict is “I’m sorry”. God made a way to fix the conflict between him and the Israelites. He has made a way for us to have peace with him, too.

To make soil good for gardening it’s helpful to add compost to make it ‘alive’. Jesus told a parable about soil and its effects on plants.

Hear about the food value of wheat and about gluten intolerance. We can’t see the damage that gluten intolerance can cause, but it’s there - just as with sin. We need God to change us from the inside.

Wherever we live we can do things to make our house into a home – with security and love. Have you wondered where God lives? He is not confined to a place or object. God is everywhere at all times.

What is normal language and communication development in a toddler? Are you crying for help? God hears your cry; there is hope.

How can you stay positive when you live with chronic pain? Jesus understands our pain and our weakness. We can find strength in God’s word.

Cultural customs can be good or they can keep us from progress. It takes courage to be ‘counter-cultural’. Hear the story of Rahab who went against her people’s beliefs to follow the true God.

Learn about the functions and basic care of the tongue, especially when it’s damaged. We can use our tongue to say hurtful things or helpful things. Jesus will give us the strength to ‘tame the tongue’ if we ask him.

Is your greatest desire to get married and have a family? There are special blessings to being unmarried. Paul, in the New Testament, was single. He realized that as an unmarried man he could spend time doing God’s work.

Wherever we live we can do things to make our house into a home – with security and love. Have you wondered where God lives? He is not confined to a place or object. God is everywhere at all times.

Are you able to share your talents to help others? Women who followed Jesus used their gifts and their money to help Jesus. Women are important to Jesus and have gifts that can be used in ministry.

The most important words to use in fixing a conflict is “I’m sorry”. God made a way to fix the conflict between him and the Israelites. He has made a way for us to have peace with him, too.

To make soil good for gardening it’s helpful to add compost to make it ‘alive’. Jesus told a parable about soil and its effects on plants.

Hear about the food value of wheat and about gluten intolerance. We can’t see the damage that gluten intolerance can cause, but it’s there - just as with sin. We need God to change us from the inside.

Children need clear, fair, age-appropriate rules for their protection and development. God also gives us rules for our good, for our own protection.

Listen to tips on how to best care for a newborn baby, including breast feeding, hygiene, injections, and sleep. The Bible story of Moses shows God’s faithfulness and protection.

Listen as some of our friends talk about the pleasures and responsibilities of being a grandmother. And hear about a family in the Bible: Timothy, his mother Eunice and grandmother Lois.

A mother talks of the struggle she is experiencing as her 14-year old son suffers from anxiety and depression. We can look to God for help and protection in impossible circumstances. He never changes.

We hear from Dr. Kerryn on how to care for Pregnant and New Mothers. Ros also Talks about how to be free from the slavery of sin.

As women we often host meals or have people over to our homes. In the busyness of preparations it’s important to remember to make people feel welcome. Did you know that Jesus told the story of a man who hosted a party?

Do you know someone who is longing to have a baby, but sadly cannot conceive? The Bible tells of a couple who God promised would have children, but they remained childless for years. Find out how God was faithful to his promises.

Women who are grieving because they have lost their husbands feel very alone. Then they have to take on big responsibilities God is compassionate and faithful. He cares for widows and their needs.

Even if we have friends, everyone feels lonely at some time in his or her life. God created us with a strong need to relate to other people. Jesus understands and can comfort us in our loneliness.

Have you ever been hurt by someone close to you? We should learn to forgive others when they hurt us. Jesus often told stories of forgiveness. God is love; He wants to forgive.

Germs are part of a world of invisible creatures that are too small to see. There is another kind of world that generally we can’t see, the spiritual world.

Are you a fisherman? There are many health benefits of eating fish. Jesus chose as his disciples ordinary men like fisherman, to accomplish the extraordinary task of extending his kingdom.

Sondy tells us the story of a boy who turned out to be very different from what she expected. It changed her life. God loves everyone no matter how we may feel about them.

It’s funny to think how people are a little bit like plants. Much like our gardens, people need food and water, light and air; they need protection from enemies! Did you know God prepared a special garden after He created the world?

Do you know the signs of pregnancy, or about care and nutrition in the early months? God created us like him in many ways and he wants to have a relationship with us.

Sondy gives advice on keeping a marriage relationship from becoming stale. She describes five love languages that people use. Did you know that God speaks your love language fluently?

Being friendly with your neighbors can make life easier and enjoyable for both sides. Jesus taught that neighbors are not necessarily those you live next to but all those in need.

Taking care of your eyes is important. Bartimaeus was a blind man who called to Jesus for help. Jesus showed compassion on him and rewarded his faith by healing him.

There are many ways we can give to others. Listen to what happens to a woman in the Bible who had almost nothing left, but she shared what she had.

We can help our children as they face difficulties at school. In God's Word we read that Jesus told us not to worry about food or clothes or the cares of tomorrow. He made us, he loves us and will provide what we need.

We need to take care of our children and train them to be obedient so that when they grow up they will be self-disciplined. Samuel learned about obedience from his mother, Hannah.

Our counselor friend, Fran, gives ideas of what we can do ourselves about depression...or how we can help someone else when they are suffering from depression. God cares about every situation we have.

Listen to how to recognize depression and some of its causes. Do you think that all the people in the Bible were always happy? Actually the Bible has many stories of people who suffered all kinds of problems, including depression.

Listen to a program about urinary Incontinence, an embarrassing problem common to many women. It provides information about how the condition can be treated and controlled.

It's important to help young children develop an interest in reading. Stories can help a child learn about so many things. Jesus used stories to teach people about God and how He wants us to treat each other.

It's good to know what to expect as our children develop. And it's really important to pray for our children as they are growing up!

Learn about 3 types of headaches: their symptoms, diagnosis and treatment. God understands our pain; He is loving and compassionate.

How to find peace in Christ Jesus by looking at the big picture.

Names people call you – remember the good and not the bad names. One of Jesus’ names was ‘prophet’ – he also gave us messages from his father, God.

Who you promise to marry is important! When God gives us a promise in his word we can really trust him to do it!

Many of us say that we are tired and not getting the rest we need. We can rest in Jesus Christ. How? Listen to today's edition of Women of Hope to find out.