Hope 103.2

Hope 103.2 is a Contemporary Christian Music radio station located in Sydney, Australia, broadcasting on the FM frequency of 103.2 MHz. Originally established as 2CBA by Rev. Vernon Turner, it began its broadcasts on March 5, 1979, making it the first Christian FM station in Australia. The station's mission is to "Communicate Hope to transform life, faith, and culture."

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Has the Internet Stolen our Souls Ability to Experience Jesus?

3 days ago | hope1032.com.au | Laura Bennett

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Liturgists Explore Addition of 'Feast of Creation'

5 days ago | hope1032.com.au | Laura Bennett

The Feast of Creation marks September 1 as the Day of Creation and the beginning of God’s plan for salvation. Feast of Creation in Christ aligns with Pope Francis’ World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation. In the last 100 years the Catholic Church has instituted seven new liturgical feast days. Listen to the full interview with Jacqui Remond in the player above.
Overlooking Perimenopause Affecting Women's Health

6 days ago | hope1032.com.au | Laura Bennett

Sleep deprivation, moods swings, weight gain and fatigue are signals of our bodies changing state. “But while [perimenopause] is inevitable, suffering isn’t.” – Michelle BridgesAfter numerous visits to her GP because of erratic sleep patterns, Michelle was recommended anti-depressants but wasn’t convinced they were the right solution.
Negative Thinking – Your Worst Enemy – Part 2 — Morning Devotions - Hope 103.2

1 week ago | hope1032.com.au | Chris Witts

In Part 1 we saw that our thought life is very important. We continue looking at negative thinking in this part. We mentioned self-pity and blaming and there are two other things that I’d like you to think about. 3. Unwillingness to ChangeThis more or less follows from the first two categories. Once you immerse yourself in self-pity and once you discover that you are a victim, the logical conclusion is that you can’t or won’t change.
Negative Thinking – Your Worst Enemy – Part 1 — Morning Devotions - Hope 103.2

1 week ago | hope1032.com.au | Chris Witts

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You Don't Have to be Perfect — Morning Devotions - Hope 103.2

1 week ago | hope1032.com.au | Chris Witts

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish Football team is a college football team in the US that plays at the University of Notre Dame in a place called South Bend, Indiana. The team plays at the big Notre Dame stadium. It’s got a capacity of nearly 78,000. Very impressive. Well, let me tell you what happened one day to one of their young players. He was part of the Notre Dame team and he had to appear in court actually as a witness to a civil suit.
Feeling Abandoned in Grief? God is Still There

1 week ago | hope1032.com.au | Laura Bennett

When you go through such traumatic grief, Aubrey says we can be thrust into a “dark night of the soul”. Lamenting might be scary, but “God is not going to let me go so far that I won’t come back”. Listen to the full episode of UNDISTRACTED with guest Aubrey Sampson in the player above or wherever you get your podcasts.
Issues From The Past — Morning Devotions - Hope 103.2

1 week ago | hope1032.com.au | Chris Witts

You sometimes think back to the yesterdays of your life. I think we all do that from time to time, but guess what, the past is the past, you can’t change it. No matter how much you want to go back and change what’s happened, you can’t. You may want to blame somebody, and you know that passing the blame will really not help you change anything.
Mend a Broken Heart – Part 3 — Morning Devotions - Hope 103.2

1 week ago | hope1032.com.au | Chris Witts

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Mend a Broken Heart - Part 2 — Morning Devotions - Hope 103.2

1 week ago | hope1032.com.au | Chris Witts

We’re talking about mending a broken heart, the theme I started in Part 1. I said that lots of people go through pain, and I think it’s an important thing to sometimes reflect on the true meaning of life and the greatest opportunity of all to draw close to God. It is also an opportunity to learn empathy toward others who are going through the same things. You cannot do all of these things if you try to ignore the pain.