Toward A Hope-Filled Life
A Bible Study
John W. Clarke

Hope is a virtue we are born with, but that hope does not peek out at the world unless we feed it and allow it to grow. Hope allows us to live outside the lines, to face fear and cast it out, and to live life as a gift.

John W. Clarke has created a Bible study to fuel our hope. This ten-session study guides the reader toward a hope-filled life. This study counters the despair and futility that pervades the world around us, pointing us toward hope's eternal source.

Each lesson includes thought-provoking questions for discussion and consideration. This study works well for various age groups, from teenagers through seniors, who are working toward a life of hope and promise.

John W. Clarke is an ordained minister in the United Church of Christ who currently pastors First Congregational Church in Meriden, Connecticut. He is the author of What Good Is Christianity Anyhow? and A Quest for Silence. Clarke is a graduate of Bangor Theological Seminary and Providence Theological Seminary (Otterburn, Manitoba, Canada).