Hope isn't abstract but built into our cells. Genetic predispositions like addiction or obesity pass epigenetically across generations, but they don't determine your fate. The speaker argues you can choose hope and reshape your life despite what you inherited.
There's there's, and that hope isn't just some kind of spiritual thing that we can't grab hold of. That hope is knitted into us at a very cellular level, and it's so it might mean if you're listening watching today and you're really aware that you have some predispositions, and we know predispositions get passed down epigenetically, can even be addictions, ways of thinking, and we realize now obesity, all these kind of things. They you might have a predisposition, but because of the way you have been wired, because of the powerful work of the cross. Your predisposition does not have to be your predestination.
