Hope Ministry

Our guest for this week is Pastor Jim Cherrier from Church on the Street. His testimony can be seen at 700 Club, CBN. Pastor Jim Cherrier has experienced amazing grace and lives his life of grace for others. He shares how the love of Christ displayes on others who are in critial situation. One of the highlights of the decade happens in 1994 with the purchase and dedication of the 11th Street and Garfield Women's home, another acquisition from Steve Myland. The 15,000 sq. ft. dwelling includes 15 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 3 kitchens and a sanctuary to seat 450 people comfortably and serves as both short-term mission and residential discipleship program. It is formally dedicated on January 16, 1994, as the Lorna Gail Home for Women. One of the highlights of the decade is the purchase and dedication of our 11th Street and Garfield Women's home, both for a short-term mission and residential discipleship program. It is formally dedicated on January 16, 1994, as the Lorna Gail Home. Our large, annual fall and spring picnics begin at the Encanto Park.

Our guest for this week is Pastor Jim Cherrier from Church on the Street. His testimony can be seen at 700 Club, CBN. Pastor Jim Cherrier has experienced amazing grace and lives his life of grace for others. He shares how the love of Christ displayes on others who are in critial situation.One of the highlights of the decade happens in 1994 with the purchase and dedication of the 11th Street and Garfield Women's home, another acquisition from Steve Myland. The 15,000 sq. ft. dwelling includes 15 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 3 kitchens and a sanctuary to seat 450 people comfortably and serves as both short-term mission and residential discipleship program. It is formally dedicated on January 16, 1994, as the Lorna Gail Home for Women. One of the highlights of the decade is the purchase and dedication of our 11th Street and Garfield Women's home, both for a short-term mission and residential discipleship program. It is formally dedicated on January 16, 1994, as the Lorna Gail Home. Our large, annual fall and spring picnics begin at the Encanto Park.

Our guest for this week is Sherry Pierce from Refuge in the Desert. Sherry is a Pro-Life missionary in Phoenix, Arizona. They share the love of Jesus to those who are in a crisis and who are right before a major decision of their lives. Please listen and share her heart with those who need to hear the peace and the truth of God. "Speak up for the people who have no voice, for the rights of all the down and outers. Speak out for justice! Stand up for the poor and destitute!" (Proverbs 31:8-9, The Message)

Our guest for this week is Sherry Pierce from Refuge in the Desert.  Sherry is a Pro-Life missionary in Phoenix Arizona.They share the love of Jesus to those who are in a crisis and who are right before a major decision of their lives. Please listen and share her heart with those who need to hear the geace and the truth of God."Speak up for the people who have no voice, for the rights of all the down and outers. Speak out for justice! Stand up for the poor and destitute!" (Proverbs 31:8-9, The Message)

"My heart broke when I saw ladies who were coming out of the clinic..." said Jeff Durbin, Joy Temby, Luke Pierson from Apologia Church."So he shepherded them according to the intergirity of his heart, And guided them with his skillful hands." (Psalm 78:72)"Then I will give you shephers after My own heart, who will lead you on knowledge and understanding." (Jeremiah 3:15)"Then I heard the voice of the Lord, saying 'whom shall I send, and who will go for Us?' Then I said. Send me!" (Isaiah 6:8)

Here is a beatiful model of the Church of Christ, Apologia Church, on the street.We invited Apologia Church to be with us and share their love for those who are in crisis.Please listen and share this practical love for those who are in a desperate situation. The Lord is my light and my salvation-whom shall I fear? The Lord is the stronghold of my life-of whom shall be afraid? When the wicked advance against me to devour me, it is my enemies and my foes who will stumble and fall. Though an army besiege me, my heart will not fear; though war break out against me, even then I will be confident.     (Psalm 27:1-3)

Interview with Jamie Iwanski and Chelsea Martin from Red Door Ministry.May He send you help from the sanctuary,And strengthen you out of Zion; (Psalm 20:2)What is "The Red-Door?" Historically, red-doors have various spiritual meanings and symbolism. In ancient times, red-doors were a visual symbol to people fleeing from an enemy pursuer trying to end their lives. People knew that they could flee to a home or typically a church with a red-door to find sanctuary and safety in a place where the enemy was not allowed to pursue them. In other words, red-doors were a sanctuary and a place dedicated to the preservation of life where no enemy could pursue the victim. Red-doors meant safety. Red-doors meant peace. Red-doors meant life."The Red-Door Ministry" is a symbol to this culture that prizes pursuing mothers, fathers, and their unborn children in an effort to destroy their lives: the mother & father, in a life of guilt, shame, and brokenness; and their unborn child, murdered by the hands of an abortionist.

Our guests this week are Jamie Iwanski and Chelsea Martin from "Red Door Ministry." They shared how churches can share love of Jesus to families who are planning to have an abortion. "The Red-Door Ministry" is a ministry dedicated to the rescue of mothers, fathers, and their unborn children from the culture of death expressed in abortion. We are a ministry of Apologia Church. Get to know us at and support us at apologiaradio.com Their mission to provide help for women considering aborting their children, to rescue children in their mother's wombs from dismemberment and death, and to bring the Gospel of the Lord Jesus into the culture to transform the hearts and minds of society concluding in the abolition of abortion...forever.

Apologia Radio boldly confronts the hard issues of today. Apologia Radio is a Christian radio program that aims to shake the foundation of Christian broadcasting by offering a hard-hitting, Gospel-centered, and culturally-relevant commentary on today's post-modern society. Distinguishing itself from the typical boring and irrelevant theological-jargon all too common in other programs, Apologia Radio boldly confronts the hard issues of today in a manner that is fun, fresh, and practical. In an effort to reach people with the Gospel, culturally relevant issues like abortion, sexuality, and politics as well as competing worldviews/religions are engaged head-on with rigorous Christian examination. Apologia Radio will provide faithful Biblical commentary on these issues that will raise eyebrows and satisfy hungry minds. Above all else it is the sincerest desire of Apologia Radio to equip Christians for effective ministry to a lost and dying world for the sake of their souls and for the growth of His Kingdom. Soli Deo Gloria! Come now, and let us reason together Says the Lord, Though your sins are as scarlet, They will be as white as snow; Though they are red like crimson, They will be like wool. (Isaiah 1:18)

In our program, we have been sharing about the letter from Paul to the church of Ephesus. In the book of Acts, there is a description of what the city of Ephesus was like. I happened to visit Ephesus and had the privilege of experiencing the environment that Paul could have been in when he shared the Gospel to those who were suffering from idol worship. I think there is not much of a difference even today between how some are suffering from actual idol worship and others, like in America, suffer from the disguised idol worship through the media to capture people's hearts in so many destructive ways.We had guests from Apologia Radio, Hosts; Jeff Durbin, Joy Temby, Luke Pierson.http://apologiaradio.com/After saying this he dismissed the assembly.(Acts 19:41)