3:16: The Numbers of Hope Free Audiobook Download by Max Lucado

3:16: The Numbers of Hope, by Max Lucado is an audiobook about hope and how each one of us can be a part of a hope that is greater than our individual hopes. It's also the year 3,161 according to the Sefer Yetzirah, which is significant because it's the first time in history when people have been able to have such vast knowledge with no limitations.

There are many lessons to be learned from this number, one of which is that the Bible is full of stories and teachings based on numbers. In the book, "3:16", Lucado tells a story about a woman named Molly who was struggling with her weight and depression. She tried everything she could think of to lose weight and nothing seemed to work for more than a week. Instead just before giving up, she did something drastic - she decided to change her name to 3:16. And as soon as she changed her name, she stopped being depressed and started losing weight in record time.

This audiobook is a little treasure trove of hope and encouragement. There are many times that folks who listen to it have been able to remind themselves of the power of God's love and faithfulness and how Jesus Christ, completely overcoming the odds, knows how to overcome any situation in our lives.

In the audiobook, Lucado talks about how the number 3:16 came to symbolize hope for the world. In Scripture, he goes on to say, "The Lord broke the seal" when he began revealing his plan of redemption and restoration through Jesus Christ. As a result, something happened every time someone spoke or wrote the number 3:16. Many people have used this as an assurance that God is still in control and working out his plan according to his timetable.

This audiobook is narrated by the famous American author Max Lucado. The audiobook is based on the book of the same title that tells three stories with each story having a time and a number.

3:16 is the time when Lee was crucified. 3:16 has become "a day of infamy." 3:16 is a number that captures the humanity of Christ, His death and resurrection. 3:16 calls us to—and then enlists us in—an intergenerational movement, an all-encompassing hope called Jesus Christ.