Joyce Meyer Reminds Us That There Is Hope For The Hopeless

We are living in an epidemic of hopelessness but it doesn’t have to be that way. In this powerful message, Joyce Meyer reminds us there is still hope for the hopeless. 

If you have been worried about the war in Ukraine, sick of the pandemic, and fearful of the way life seems to be going, Joyce gives us some wise words of wisdom that plant seeds of hope. But at the end of her message, hope will absolutely flourish in your heart. 

In this conversation between Joyce and Ginger Stache, Ginger kicks off the conversation by stating it feels so though we are living in a time where it is an epidemic of hopelessness. Joyce is quick to remind us of two vital truths: we are children of God and as children of God there is no such thing as ‘hopeless.’

There is always hope for somebody who’s trusting God. If we’re hopeless, it’s because we chose to be or because we have not had enough experience with God yet to understand how good he is.” 

She then adds her personal experience and shares she has been walking with God for 45 years now. She then shares that no matter what is going on in our lives and no matter how crazy or confusing the world may seem, she encourages us not to give up on God because he is the answer. 

She goes on to encourage us to stay in God’s word and to memorize his word because the biggest battle we will face will be in our minds. We can either choose to believe God’s word or we can believe Satan’s lies. It’s a choice we have to make on a daily basis. 

Another vital truth she shares is Bible verse Philippians 1:6, we can be confident God will continue to carry on and complete the work he is doing inside each and every one of us. This truth alone causes hope to bloom and flourish in my heart! 

Joyce shares so many encouraging, timely, and vital truths in this video and you don’t want to miss it. If you have a chance, take a listen and thank God for his message of hope today!

“Being confident of this, that he who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus.” Philippians 1:6