Living Hope Douglas A.M.

By: Living Hope Isle of Man
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  • Summary

  • Douglas AM sermon audio. Living Hope is a local church on the Isle of Man with a heart for nations. We are one family with multiple locations - Douglas, Port St. Mary, Castletown, Peel, St. Johns, Laxey & Ramsey. We have a growing congregation of around 600 attending celebrations each week, including a wide range of ages, cultures and backgrounds. Our mission is to reach unchurched people and lead them into a life changing ever growing relationship with Jesus.
    © 2024 Living Hope Isle of Man
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Episodes
  • Back to the Ancient Path

    Back to the Ancient Path
    Nov 24 2024

    Join our guest, and one of the family, Kevin Aldridge visiting us from Crowded House Church, SA as he speaks to the Douglas AM congregation on returning 'Back to the Ancient Path'.


    No handouts this week, but click on the 'notes' below for a copy of the slides which contain all the scriptures.
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    42 mins
  • Worship - Kingdom or Culture?

    Worship - Kingdom or Culture?
    Nov 17 2024

    Join Jonathan Stanfield, Elder in the Douglas AM Congregation, as he unpacks the latest word in our 'This is Church' series, including 7 examples of Biblical Worship!
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    41 mins
  • Soaring with Eagles

    Soaring with Eagles
    Nov 10 2024

    Do not be deceived: “Bad company ruins good morals.” 1 Corinthians 15:33 ESV - Join Jonathan Stanfield, as he brings today's word to the Douglas AM Congregation.
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    52 mins

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