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Every caterpillar spends his early life crawling on the ground, existing in low-life living, all the while knowing that hidden deep within is a beautiful creature that is meant to soar and fly and …
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Diane Houghtaling
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5/13/22
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Rabbi Yoel Gold is a Rabbi and a High School teacher in Los Angeles. He’s become famous for his master storytelling skills. In the last few years, he’s created a nice number of videos in …
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Moshe Unger
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5/6/22
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When we first meet Peter, he is a hardened fisherman. Not the Sunday afternoon relaxing by the lake with a rod and reel fisherman, but a work all night letting down the nets into the sea and …
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Diane Houghtaling
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4/29/22
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The founder of the Chasidic movement lived about 300 years ago. His name was Rabbi Yisroel and was called the Ba’al Shem Tov. Sometimes people refer to him as The Besht, which is the acronym of …
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Moshe Unger
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4/8/22
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A common complaint of school children who are reluctant to learn something is, “When will I ever use this in the future?”. It has been my experience that God prepares us for future plans …
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Diane Houghtaling
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4/1/22
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During these turbulent times in which we live, there is much uncertainty. We never know what the next day will bring. Many live in fear, worry and anxiety, without hope. Their constant companion is a …
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Diane Houghtaling
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3/18/22
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The Holiday of Purim is approaching. This year it will be this coming Thursday, March 17. The Story of Purim is written in the Book of Esther – one of the last books to be canonized in the …
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Moshe Unger
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3/11/22
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I love the beauty of God’s creation, and can’t get enough of it. We recently walked through a large flea market and I found my niche in a small corner of one of the shops. Someone had cut …
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Diane Houghtaling
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3/4/22
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I’m very thankful for the nice feedback that I got on the last article. I wasn’t sure what the reaction would be to my writing about the afterlife and I’m thankful that it was …
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Moshe Unger
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2/25/22
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So many today are short on hope. As we look around, many things do look hopeless. So you may be wondering where to find hope. How does one tap into hope? How can we have hope when there doesn’t …
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Diane Houghtaling
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2/18/22
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I was recently dealing with some back pain and a cough. One night while having trouble sleeping, I was praying for the Lord to heal both. At one point I noticed that I had no pain and wasn’t …
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by Diane Houghtaling, Hope Ministries
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2/4/22
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Conflict and disagreement are a normal part of life. From the time a baby learns to say, “No!”, they will encounter countless times of conflict. When disagreements arise, we are quick to …
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Diane Houghtaling
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1/21/22
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