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Hopeful Sufferers

Erik Reed & Brett Perkinshopefulsufferers.libsyn.com
Erik Reed invites you into the lessons God has taught him through 15+ years of trials and pain with his son’s medical issues. Recalling stories from his experience, talking about Scripture, and sharing some laughs with co-host Brett Perkins, Erik outlines how we can live day-by-day in the midst of difficult circumstances as Hopeful Sufferers.
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Episodes

004 - When The Waves Keep Coming

Erik and Brett call an audible and press pause on the story to deal with matters of the present. How can you find hope when the waves keep crashing and the storms of life cease to relent? Join the conversation as they dive into a discussion of practical, day-by-day dependence on the grace of God.

Feb 06, 201959 minEp. 4

003 - Forgiveness

How can you forgive the one person who has hurt you the most? Erik shares how he dealt with (and continues to deal with) his hatred and resentment towards the doctor who caused his son's lifelong journey of medical issues. Don't forget to subscribe to our show!

Jan 30, 20191 hr 17 minEp. 3

002 - Hope In The Fire: Daniel 3

Just a few days after his son's surgery, Erik desperately opened the Word and asked God to speak to him. In this conversation, Erik recalls the foundational lesson(s) that not only shaped his theology of suffering, but also set in motion a ministry he is still pursuing today. Don't forget to subscribe to our show!

Jan 19, 20191 hr 11 minEp. 2

001 - Intro to Hopeful Sufferers: Erik's Story

Erik and Brett dive into the purpose of the podcast and walk through the grueling details of Erik's story and the events that led him to establish a foundation for his theology of suffering. Don't forget to subscribe to our show.

Jan 07, 201953 minEp. 1
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