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The Virtues: Hope


The virtue of hope means more than wishful thinking. From a Christian perspective, hope means being secure in the reality of God through Jesus Christ. John Stonestreet and Timothy George explain.
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Promises, Promises

Depending on your perspective, hope can a be real and lasting or merely a mirage. T. M. Moore examines the second theological virtue.

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Telling the World Its Own Story
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"The Virtue of Hope (and its Counterfeit Vices)"
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In the eight-part series Renewing Virtue, Chuck Colson, Dr. Timothy George, T. M. Moore, and John Stonestreet examine the importance of virtue, why it matters, how to live a virtuous life, and how the church can help revive virtue. They explore these seven virtues: courage, prudence, temperance, justice, faith, hope, and love.

We're offering a zip drive of this material, which will also have additional features that can be used for small groups or Bible studies.

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Since learning and teaching virtue are important endeavors, we've built a permanent study page. Please bookmark it and check back from time to time for new material. http://www.colsoncenter.org/virtues
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BREAKPOINT RADIO

Rescuing Hope
John Stonestreet | June 21, 2012

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Hope Knows No Recession
Stephen Reed
Hope's Eternal Spring
R.V. Young
Virtue or Vanity?
Chuck Colson

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