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But at its best, Hope is elegant and joyful, its call for spiritual renewal a counterpoint to the more pervasive genre of self-help. Love for migrants is a recurring theme.

The Democratic National Convention promises to be a complex political showcase. Georgia is playing a big part in that.

Faith and Hope are the book ends of patience, one to lean on, the other to look forward to. The cult of immediacy is the contemporary enemy of patience.

The Lord is our strength (our stronghold), and He can put a joyful song in our spirit to see us through those dark times. 2 Corinthians 4:16-17 says, “Therefore we do not lose heart.

I am generally a joyful person, a loving person, a forgiving person, but right now I am struggling to be any of those things.

Advent strikes a balance of a penitential season full of joyful hope—a hope we experience in waiting for a baby, in waiting for the baby.