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103. Restoring Hope: Re-Anchoring the Soul
Episode 103
Monday, 26 January, 2026
In this final episode of the Anchoring Hope series, we talk about how hope is restored — not forced.If you’ve been trying to make yourself feel hopeful and finding it exhausting or discouraging, this episode is for you.Scripture describes hope as an anchor for the soul — something that holds us steady even when storms don’t stop. In this conversation, we explore how God gently rebuilds hope through honesty, endurance, re-anchoring our hearts in His character, and allowing healing to happen in safe connection.This episode is an invitation to stop striving and let God restore what pain has loosened.Hebrews 6:19Romans 5:3–5Romans 12:12Romans 15:13Lamentations 3:21–241 Peter 3:15Why hope is an anchor, not a feelingWhy forcing hope often leads to burnoutThe difference between emotional hope and anchored hopeFive ways God restores hope:Acknowledging pain honestlyIdentifying misplaced hopeRe-anchoring in God’s characterAllowing hope to mature through enduranceReconnecting to safe people and communityWhat restored hope often looks like in everyday lifeWhere have I been trying to force hope instead of letting God restore it?What has my hope been attached to that may need to be released?What does it look like for my hope to be anchored in God rather than outcomes?What is one small way hope may already be returning quietly?Hope does not promise ease, speed, or certainty.Hope promises presence, steadiness, and eternity.Sometimes hope doesn’t feel like excitement.Sometimes it looks like willingness, breath, and staying.That still counts.🔗 CONNECT & RESOURCESIf you love my content you can support the work here--here are several ways to support the work I do to help women. ☕ Support the podcast: https://buymeacoffee.com/revealpodcast🌿 Biblical coaching contact me at https://paperbell.me/stephaniemcarter📩 Blog: www.stephaniemcarter.com sign up and get the newsletter and free pdf teaching on The Fruit of the Spirit📱 Instagram: stephaniemcarter.lifecoachGet Dr. Carter's books by clicking the links: Amazon Author Page: http://amazon.com/author/stephaniemcarterThe Listening Prayer JournalAmazon Book List To get on my email list and get this FREE DEVOTIONAL from me called The Fruit of the Spirit: 9-Day Interactive Devotional when you sign up at my website www.stephaniemcarter.com*Music is created by Jonathyn M. Carter you can reach him at his YouTube channel here or at jonathyncarter@gmail.com (all rights to music belong to Jonathyn M. Carter)








