Undercurrents of Hope
A podcast where we look for the hidden places of hope in circumstances that sometimes don’t seem too hopeful. We will have a mix of short devotions by Hannah Morrell, and interviews of others who have experienced hope in the middle of a variety of different situations. We hope that it will encourage you, reminding you of the One who always holds practical, every-day hope for us—Jesus.
Episodes
In this episode, Hannah talks about the identity message of being a disappointment to God and to other people, and how we need to reexamine our responsibility for other people's emotions and God's actual standards for us.
In this episode, Hannah talks about the identity message of rejection, exploring what God says about your acceptance and welcome with Him.
In this episode, Hannah talks about the identity message lie of being unacceptable, and how we try to gain acceptance from so many places and people. Instead, we get to enjoy the acceptance that God has already given us, and receive it without trying to earn or perform.
In this episode, Hannah takes on the lie of being unwanted, discussing where it comes from, what we attempt to do to deal with it, and how God meets us in this place and tells us He deeply desires relationship with us and we are incredibly wanted.
In returning to the series on identity messages and God's truth, Hannah talks about the lie of being unloved and unlovable, and the truth that God's love really does conquer all.
Our final session of the teaching from the women's retreat 2025, Hearing the Voice of the God Who Speaks.
The 3rd episode covering the material from our 2025 women's retreat with the theme "Hearing the Voice of the God Who Speaks"
In this session from our annual women's retreat, Hannah explores what limits us from hearing from God.
I'm interrupting my other series on identity to record the material we talked about at our 2025 women's retreat. Our theme was Hearing the Voice of the God Who Speaks. Many people ask me to record the teaching at the retreat, but I prefer to record it afterwards and make it into podcast episodes.
In this episode, Hannah talks about the truth that God gives us that we are complete and conquerors in Him, rather than believing the lie of being a failure.
You can get the book, Identity: Truth vs. Lie, here on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Identity-Truth-Simple-Reminders-Christ/dp/1645900754/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2EJECIV0VYGJM&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.LD0_M10udawHEHvXfN_BaA.rwrG-HdkI3TINBb4NmTLnlPjYP5d8GIfQgZtkuEkvm8&dib_tag=se&k...
In my new podcast series, I will be looking at identity messages that we carry, and helping to separate the lies we have believed from God's truth of who we are.
I have a book being re-released on this topic if you are interested in reading more about it. You can get it on Amazon here: https://www.amazon.com/Identity-Truth-Simple-Reminders-Christ/dp/1645900754/ref=sr_1_1?crid=348U374XQBP5O&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.19LEpQ9edsQXibrK...
In this episode, I talk about my namesake Hannah in 1 Samuel 1-2, and how God is the God who hears and cares for us deeply.
In this episode, Hannah talks about Elijah and his crazy life as he walked with God and called people out when they were turning away from God. She discusses the God who perseveres people relentlessly with His love and tenderness, calling them back to Himself over and over again.
In this episode, I talk about Hagar and her name for God--the God who sees. God sees and hears you, even when the rescue maybe is IN the situation rather than OUT OF the situation.
In this episode I talk about Jesus and His temptation in the wilderness in Matthew 4.
In this episode, I talk about Mary starting from Luke 1:26, and going through her life as she chose to cast off shame and live in the impossible that God had brought for her.
I explore the messiness of David's life and how he knew God deeply through it all.
Continuing the series about God so often doing things in ways that seem upside down and backwards to me, I talk about Esther and the messiness of her story. I discuss how God was working behind the scenes, bringing rescue even when it looked hopeless.
The first episode of a new series I'm doing called, "The God of the Upside-Down and Backwards." I am looking at stories in the Bible of the messy people God loves and works in the strangest ways in their lives. We begin with this episode about Joseph.
Completing my teaching on Psalm 23 and Walking with the Shepherd.
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