Hope Study
Hope Study is an enlightening Christian TV show that invites viewers on a profound journey through the timeless truths of Scripture. Hosted by the warm and engaging Paul Antunes, this show tackles life's most fundamental questions with a blend of scholarly insight and accessible wisdom. Complementing the TV series is an online platform, hopestudy.ca, which offers additional resources for those who want to delve deeper into the topics discussed.
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In this episode of the Hope Study Podcast, we explore the beauty of diversity from cultural, social, and spiritual perspectives. Rather than focusing on politics or ideology, this conversation centers on people, value, and shared humanity. Turning to Scripture, we reflect on God’s heart for diversity. The Bible affirms that every person is created in God’s image, and paints a powerful picture of unity. Explore resources and conversations at HopeStudy.ca.
Cancel culture has reshaped how people speak, think, and express their beliefs. One mistake or unpopular opinion can quickly lead to public judgment, social pressure, and silence. In this episode of the Hope Study Podcast, we explore cancel culture from cultural, personal, and spiritual perspectives. Together with our guests, we discuss the difference between accountability and cancellation. For more resources on living with courage and faith in today’s culture, visit HopeStudy.ca.
The Bible is one of the most influential books in history yet many people find it confuing. In this episode of the Hope Study Podcast, we explore the Bible in a way that actually makes sense and speaks into real life-relationships, purpose, and everyday decisions. We discuss why the Bible is still relevant today, how understanding context changes everything, and simple, practical ways to start reading without feeling overwhelmed. Find beginner-friendly resources and study tools at HopeStudy.ca.
Addiction affects millions and is often misunderstood. From alcohol and drugs to pornography and hidden habits, it reshapes the brain, damages relationships, and fuels cycles of shame. This episode explores addiction from medical, psychological, and spiritual perspectives—showing why it’s more than willpower and why freedom often requires support, honesty, and grace. If you or someone you love is struggling, you’re not alone. Healing is possible. Find free resources at HopeStudy.ca.
Wars, natural disasters, climate crises, and global instability dominate today’s headlines—leaving many to wonder: Is this the end of the world? In this episode of the Hope Study Podcast, we explore the question from cultural, scientific, and biblical perspectives. Starting with today’s global challenges, we then turn to Scripture to understand what Jesus meant by the “birth pains” of the end times and why the Bible offers hope rather than fear.
Why does music calm anxiety, awaken memories, or lift a weary heart? This episode explores how sound affects the brain and emotions through psychoacoustics, while revealing the deep spiritual role music plays in Scripture. Modern research shows that rhythm and melody influence mood and stress, and the Bible reminds us that music was never meant to be background noise—it was designed to teach, comfort, and lead us into gratitude and worship. Find more free resources at HopeStudy.ca.
Trauma and abuse leave deep wounds—but they do not have the final word.In this episode, host Paul Antunes talks with Vilmara Lucas and Dr. Jackie about abuse, trauma, and the journey toward healing, trust, and hope—even after deep pain. Find free biblical resources on mental health and healing at hopestudy.ca or scan the QR code in the video.
In this episode of Hope Study Podcast, Paul Antunes sits down with Carolyn and Charlene to explore the connection between physical health, mental well-being, and spiritual growth, showing how caring for your body is not just about appearances but is a way to honor God and strengthen your spirit, with insights drawn from 1 Corinthians 6:19–20 and practical tips for living a balanced, healthy life.
Many Christians silently battle anxiety, depression, and emotional exhaustion—yet the church often labels these struggles as “weak faith.” In this powerful episode, Paul Antunes sits down with guests who share real stories and insights about how faith and mental health intersect.
It's easy to feel overwhelmed and alone when the world seems stuck in crisis with wars, high prices, and divisions making daily life tough, but join us for a heartfelt conversation where we explore how the timeless comfort and practical wisdom of the Bible can help us find lasting peace and a guiding light, even when everything around us feels wobbly and uncertain.
Money and decisions — two things we face every single day. From student loans and credit cards to saving and planning for the future, how do we find peace instead of stress? In this episode, Paul Antunes sits down with Richard Green and Matthew Allman to talk about practical steps for organizing your life and finances—and what the Bible really says about money, wisdom, and freedom.
This episode explores whether the devil is real or simply a concept used to explain evil. From war to corruption, we ask if there’s a darker force behind the world’s suffering. The Bible reveals evil as a real, spiritual power with limits under God’s authority. Guests share insights on how the enemy operates and how God protects His people. We look to Scripture for hope, practical tools, and confidence in God’s victory.
About the Show
What sets Hope Study apart is its ability to bridge the gap between faith and reason. The show doesn't shy away from complex topics, addressing everything from the cosmological arguments of ancient philosophers to the fine-tuning of universal constants discovered by modern physicists. Yet, it presents these ideas in a way that's both intellectually stimulating and spiritually nourishing.
Paul's approach is inclusive and non-judgmental, welcoming believers, skeptics, and seekers alike. He skillfully navigates through the works of great thinkers like Plato, Aquinas, and Einstein, while also drawing inspiration from the simple yet profound observations of biblical figures like David and Paul.
Hope Study goes beyond mere intellectual discourse. It connects the dots between cosmic truths and personal meaning, encouraging viewers to consider how the existence of a Creator impacts their own lives and purpose.
Complementing the TV series is the platform, hopestudy.ca, which offers additional resources for those who want to delve deeper into the topics discussed. This multi-platform approach ensures that the conversation continues beyond the broadcast, fostering a community learners and seekers.
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Paul Antunes
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