Our November Hope For Kids Foster Care Campaign continued this morning with a stop at A Door of Hope in Pinellas Park. Meet Laney Gibney. She and her husband graciously answered the call to become foster parents. Foster care parenting is not about the foster care parent. Love is laying one's life down for another. With it comes being conformed into the image of Christ. Laney stopped by and powerfully reminded us that God's call is a command to be obeyed, not romanticized.

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Our November Hope For Kids Foster Care Campaign continued this morning with a stop at <a href="https://www.adoorofhope.com/">A Door of Hope</a> in Pinellas Park. Meet Laney Gibney. She and her husband graciously answered the call to become foster parents. Foster care parenting is not about the foster care parent. Love is laying one's life down for another. With it comes being conformed into the image of Christ. Laney stopped by and powerfully reminded us that God's call is a command to be obeyed, not romanticized.
<a href="https://www.adoorofhope.com/">https://www.adoorofhope.com/</a>

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Highlights from Kurt and Kate Mornings where you can join the conversation weekdays from 6–9 a.m. ET on Moody Radio Florida. Be inspired by biblical teaching, warm conversation, engaging topics, and uplifting music—all rooted in the transformative power of God's Word. Plus, stay up to date on Florida events and weather with Kurt and Kate Mornings.

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Join Kurt Goff and Kate Bruington weekdays from 6–9 a.m. ET on Moody Radio Florida. Be inspired by biblical teaching, warm conversation, engaging topics, and uplifting music—all rooted in the transformative power of God's Word. Plus, stay up to date on Florida events and weather with Kurt and Kate Mornings.

Join Kurt Goff and Kate Bruington weekdays from 6&ndash;9 a.m. ET on Moody Radio Florida. Be inspired by biblical teaching, warm conversation, engaging topics, and uplifting music&mdash;all rooted in the transformative power of God's Word. Plus, stay up to date on Florida events and weather with Kurt and Kate Mornings.

Hope For Kids: Door of Hope / Pinellas Park – Foster Mom Laney Gibney

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Dignity Roasters is an initiative of Wear Gloves in Ocala and is truly a God story from beginning until end! Ken and Wendy Kebrdle are the founders of the ministry. It began for them in Romania, where they saw abject poverty. They couldn't deny what they saw and couldn't resist the Lord's command for them to sell everything they owned! They traded in their lives of making money and instead, bought a bus, in which they traveled the country to spend time with the homeless, the addicted and disconnected. This led them to start Wear Gloves and today, the ministry is helping the downtrodden to learn about the Lord, while earning a living. The Lord is transforming scores of people, showing us how to treat His image bearers with love.... and dignity!

<a href="https://dignityroasters.com/">Dignity Roasters</a> is an initiative of <a href="https://weargloves.org/">Wear Gloves</a> in Ocala and is truly a God story from beginning until end! Ken and Wendy Kebrdle are the founders of the ministry. It began for them in Romania, where they saw abject poverty. They couldn't deny what they saw and couldn't resist the Lord's command for them to sell everything they owned! They traded in their lives of making money and instead, bought a bus, in which they traveled the country to spend time with the homeless, the addicted and disconnected. This led them to start Wear Gloves and today, the ministry is helping the downtrodden to learn about the Lord, while earning a living. The Lord is transforming scores of people, showing us how to treat His image bearers with love.... and dignity!

Dignity Roasters at Wear Gloves

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When the apostle Peter encounters the transfigured Christ whose “clothes became white as light,” the apostle (somewhat understandably) does the one thing he should not do…he speaks (Matt 17:4). Before he can fully explain why he wants to create three tent or hut like structures, the heavenly Father graciously interrupts the apostle’s meandering daydream. Matthew reports: “He was still speaking when, behold, a bright cloud overshadowed them, and a voice from the cloud said, “This is my beloved Son, with whom I am well pleased; listen to him (Matt 17:5).” In this brief rebuke, the Father reveals that the proper and best human response to divine glory consists not of human ingenuity but of human listening. Pastor and author Peter Witkowski stopped by to remind us that in order to make the most of our experiences of spiritual euphoria, we must not first speak but listen.

https://witkowskiblog.com/2024/04/21/dont-speak-listen-instructions-on-how-to-navigate-our-spiritual-highs/

When the apostle Peter encounters the transfigured Christ whose &ldquo;clothes became white as light,&rdquo; the apostle (somewhat understandably) does the one thing he should not do&hellip;he speaks (Matt 17:4). Before he can fully explain why he wants to create three tent or hut like structures, the heavenly Father graciously interrupts the apostle&rsquo;s meandering daydream. Matthew reports: &ldquo;He was still speaking when, behold, a bright cloud overshadowed them, and a voice from the cloud said, &ldquo;This is my beloved Son, with whom I am well pleased; listen to him (Matt 17:5).&rdquo; In this brief rebuke, the Father reveals that the proper and best human response to divine glory consists not of human ingenuity but of human listening. Pastor and author Peter Witkowski stopped by to remind us that in order to make the most of our experiences of spiritual euphoria, we must not first speak but listen.
<a href="https://witkowskiblog.com/2024/04/21/dont-speak-listen-instructions-on-how-to-navigate-our-spiritual-highs/">https://witkowskiblog.com/2024/04/21/dont-speak-listen-instructions-on-how-to-navigate-our-spiritual-highs/</a>

Mountain Top Experiences – Peter Witkowski

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Olivia Davis: “I hated my story. I didn’t see in it the marvelous weaving of God’s mysterious ways, the undercurrents of His love in the most impossible circumstances, or a hope that never fails. I looked at my life and saw indifference, and hurt, and a God who seemed silent when I was the most desperate for His voice. Suffering through the pain of being single felt unfair and unreasonable and unnecessary. How could Jesus be the One I wanted when this was my story?” Does this hit close to home for you? Olivia joined the conversation and shared how the love of Jesus holds her fast in her painful journey as a single.

https://lookingupward.org/2024/04/11/the-pain-of-being-single/

Olivia Davis: &ldquo;I hated my story. I didn&rsquo;t see in it the marvelous weaving of God&rsquo;s mysterious ways, the undercurrents of His love in the most impossible circumstances, or a hope that never fails. I looked at my life and saw indifference, and hurt, and a God who seemed silent when I was the most desperate for His voice. Suffering through the pain of being single felt unfair and unreasonable and unnecessary. How could Jesus be the One I wanted when this was my story?&rdquo; Does this hit close to home for you? Olivia joined the conversation and shared how the love of Jesus holds her fast in her painful journey as a single.
<a href="https://lookingupward.org/2024/04/11/the-pain-of-being-single/">https://lookingupward.org/2024/04/11/the-pain-of-being-single/</a>

The Pain of Being Single; The Love that Holds Me Fast – Olivia Davis

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/a8cdbf10-d816-4c77-9e79-aa1c012547e1/clips/0967a630-5d28-426f-bf69-b17100e66896/transcript

Hope For Kids: Door of Hope / Pinellas Park – Foster Mom Laney Gibney

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