It seems for some people, their hope rests in the wrong things. When the economy crashes, people lose hope. When their home equity goes away, people lose hope. When they lose their job, people lose hope. When their health declines, people lose hope. When their marriage crumbles, people lose hope. When their children leave home, people lose hope. When situations like this happen, we need to question our true meaning of hope and where our source of hope should come from.