• Experiencing & Extending Christ's Love

  • Jul 20 2024
  • Length: 17 mins
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Experiencing & Extending Christ's Love

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  • In this episode of Journey of Hope, host Elio Constantine takes us to the Bekaa Valley to speak with Bashir, the pastor of the Hope Evangelical Church and field manager for Heart for Lebanon's operations in the region. Together, they delve into the profound impact of experiencing and sharing the love of Christ.

    Bashir shares his personal testimony of coming to Christ at the age of 17 and how his journey has led him to serve both inside and outside the church walls. He emphasizes that knowing Christ compels us to make Him known to others, and he illustrates this through Heart for Lebanon's multifaceted outreach programs.

    We hear the poignant story of Alya, a Syrian refugee who found hope and transformation through the love and support of Heart for Lebanon. Despite facing immense personal tragedy and responsibility, Alya's encounter with the church led her to a newfound sense of love and compassion for her family.

    Bashir also recounts a touching story of a Syrian Christian family in Zahle who felt isolated until Heart for Lebanon visited them. Their story underscores the importance of building relationships and showing love through simple acts of kindness and presence.

    Please join our prayer team at heartforlebanon.org/prayer. Feel free to email us at podcast@heartforlebanon.org.
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