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Songs of Hope - Christian songs, sermons, life stories, and prayers Songs of Hope
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4.4 • 10 Ratings
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On this site you will find Christian music podcasts and recordings from the “Songs of Hope” radio program that can assist with the Christian spiritual life. These resources includes songs, hymns, prayers, and stories that will encourage Christian readers. This material can be used for your own prayers and worship of God. The radio program is broadcast on Southern FM 88.3 located in Melbourne, Australia
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Maria Segerholm – Move the Mountains
Yesterday on Songs of Hope we played “Move The Mountains” from Swedish Singer/Songwriter Maria Segerholm. Maria Segerholm is an independent Christian singer and songwriter from Sweden who longs to spread hope and the love of Jesus through her music. Her music is soulful with influences from different genres such as pop, RnB, gospel, and country … Continue reading Maria Segerholm – Move the Mountains →
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Victor Claye sings “No Mountain”
We featured the song, No Mountain, on our program this weekend from Christian artist Victor Claye. Victor resides in Adelaide Australia with his wife and 3 boys. His musical style is heavily influenced by 90s and 2000s Hip Hop, the African rhythms that are in his blood, and the old church hymns that still carry … Continue reading Victor Claye sings “No Mountain” →
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Second hour replay
Here is an audio replay of the latest 8am-9am Sunday Songs of Hope radio program. Press play to listen or download . Only available for one week.
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First hour replay
Here is an audio replay of the latest 7am-8am Sunday Songs of Hope radio program. Press play to listen or download. Only available for one week.
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What is Church all about (Rev B Peatman)
Listen to this talk by Brett Peatman
Customer Reviews
Best show I’ve heard in a long time
Thank you for this wonderful show. Your podcast is excellent and speaks the truth in love.
Greeting from Oklahoma
I appreciate the intentional variety in music styles you include. I also appreciate the Australian perspective on events, which is often different from the American. Listening helps me be better connected with the global nature of the Church.