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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#507823

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Being Safe, Being Welcomed Top Priority for Refugees

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

Key points:“I touched the tiles on the Opera House to make sure it was real,” George said of when he arrived in Australia. “Australia is a new place that we call home now… there is no better word to explain that: Australia is home [and] it is safe.”“The difference between a person who is refugee like me and a person who is… born and raised here, is just the place we are born and nothing else.”Listen to the full conversation in the player above.
Repairing Shattered Confidence - Part 2 — Morning Devotions - Hope 103.2

5 days ago | hope1032.com.au | Chris Witts

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Repairing Shattered Confidence - Part 1 — Morning Devotions - Hope 103.2

6 days ago | hope1032.com.au | Chris Witts

Hope 103.2 is proudly supported by
Rich Towards God – Part 2 — Morning Devotions - Hope 103.2

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

In Part 1, I talked about us just wanting our fair share. When Jesus spoke to a man that had the question, he gave the story about a rich man who was satisfied with the increase of his possessions, not realising that his death was near—this is in Luke 12. There is also the story of a rich young ruler from Mark 10. He too stepped out of the crowd, to speak to Jesus. “Good teacher,” he said, “what must I do to inherit eternal life? What? Tell me.
Rich Towards God - Part 1 — Morning Devotions - Hope 103.2

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

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Making A Deal with God — Morning Devotions - Hope 103.2

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

Perhaps you’ve heard the expression “there are no atheists in foxholes” – it was said by a World War 2 journalist Ernie Pyle who saw a number of soldiers in life and death situations, and he was convinced that at a time when soldiers faced death, they turned to God. The atheists say “no, not true”. But I have a feeling that Ernie Pyle was right. What goes through your mind when faced with the prospect of death?
The Power of Words - Part 2 — Morning Devotions - Hope 103.2

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

Talking again about the power of our words, and the big lesson, a simple one really, is learn to listen well when communicating with others. Stephen Covey wrote the book called The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, and in it he talks about the habit of listening with the aim of really trying to understand. We call it active listening. And it’s something we can all learn to do with a bit of practice.
Flying Doctor: Remote Care Requires Unique Hope

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

From hospital rounds in Kalgoorlie to urgent flights deep into the Western Desert, Elizabeth’s stories are a testament to the grit, grace, and quiet strength underpinning rural healthcare in Australia. In No Time for Makeup, Elizabeth reflects on her roots and how they fed her sense of calling as a paediatrician. Listen to this episode of UNDISTRACTED with guest Elizabeth Green in the player above, or wherever you get your podcasts.
The Power of Words - Part 1 — Morning Devotions - Hope 103.2

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

We use them everyday and some more than others—and I’m referring to words. We use words all the time. Some people love words, because words have that amazing ability to communicate knowledge, to inspire action, to calm the fearful, to encourage the depressed, to express anger, and to display beauty with words that paint a picture. A good story-teller uses his voice, draws an image in your mind that is more real than what a filmmaker puts on the movie screen.
The One Who Is Looking for You — Morning Devotions - Hope 103.2

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

A friend of mine is now retired from the ministry and has time to reflect on his very interesting life. He tells how many years ago he was attending lectures at a university. His lecturer was an aggressive atheist, and each time he spoke he included some critical reference to the church. He had no time for God. Didn’t believe in God. My friend Neil takes opportunities like these to share his faith. One day he walked into the lecturer’s office and wanted to talk.