Living Hope Isle of Man

Living Hope West A.M.

Religion EN ↓ 363 episodes

West 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.

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Living Hope Isle of Man

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Religion

Podcast website

www.livinghope.im

Latest episode

Jul 5, 2026

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Episodes

Tabernacle prayer 07.04.2019
Blessed relationships (singleness) 31.03.2019
Blessed sons and daughters 17.03.2019
From broken to blessed 10.03.2019
The blessed marriage 03.03.2019
The broken family 24.02.2019
Finding light in our darkest moments 17.02.2019
Outrageous grace 10.02.2019
God's second chances 03.02.2019
Prayer changes everything 20.01.2019
There's a Jonah in us all! 13.01.2019
How to give birth to the miraculous 23.12.2018
The heart of christmas 16.12.2018

We apologize for the quality this week, our usual recording equipment was out of action.

Signs of the Christmas Spirit 09.12.2018
Good News 02.12.2018
The Kingdom 25.11.2018
The Message 18.11.2018
The King 11.11.2018
One Church 28.10.2018
One God 21.10.2018
One Spirit 14.10.2018
One Way 07.10.2018
One Purpose 30.09.2018
One Mind 23.09.2018
One Heart - having the same love 16.09.2018

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