Our Messages

It is important to understand the culture and identity of who we are as a church. At Living Hope Family Church in Marana, we are a family. We respect and honor one another. Family perseveres through difficulties and family loves unconditionally.

It is important to understand the culture and identity of who we are as a church. At Living Hope Family Church in Marana, we are a people who pray. You cannot have a relationship without communication. If we want to be successful, we are going to have to make prayer a focus in our own life, but we are also going to have to make prayer a priority as a church as well.

It is important to understand the culture and identity of who we are as a church. At Living Hope Family Church in Marana we believe in the gifts of the Spirit and that they are for today. The Holy Spirit of God desires to dwell in us and express Himself through us in order to build the kingdom of God as we prepare for Jesus's return. The Holy Spirit equips us to bear "fruit" as His visible manifestation. God hasn't forgotten His promise to pour out His Spirit "on all flesh".

It is important to understand the culture and identity of who we are as a church. At Living Hope Family Church in Marana we are worshipers. Worship is an integral part of a believer's life. It is not just a block of time on Sunday.

The resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead validates the absolute success of His mission, which guarantees our privilege to obtain mercy and forgiveness. It's the most important event in the history of the world because it provides genuine hope which will not disappoint. It truly is a Great Salvation!

It is important to understand the culture and identity of who we are as a church. At Living Hope Family Church in Marana, we understand that life is lived by faith. We may not see all the details, but we have an assurance of hope that is our faith.

It is important to understand the culture and identity of who we are as a church. Today we begin our "Who We Are" series with a look at being "Saved by Grace" and how it's foundational to knowing our status with God.

As the body of Christ transitions into Kingdom thought and lifestyle, there will be a manifestation. The Father desires for all the world to see Him in us as we have seen Him working through Christ.

So, what does having compassion for the lost look like and how do we put in that into action? One of the ways is sharing the gospel. Not only corporately, but as individuals. But, to share the gospel, we have to know what it is. That is what we will look at today.

How do you see the lost? How does God see them? If you don't see them as God does, it is time to change your perspective. It is time to recognize how valuable the harvest really is.

God has made a way for our salvation to be a restoration to Himself in the face of the worst failures. We will survey Peter's failure and restoration. How could someone who walked and talked with Jesus fail? Why didn't Jesus give up on Peter? This shows us that He won't give up on us.

Last week, Paul and the rest of the crew washed up on the shores of Malta. The local inhabitants showed them great kindness and made sure they were warm. While putting wood on the fire, Paul is bitten by a poisonous snake. However, when he did not die, they decided he was a god. Afterwards, God healed many people through Paul, and when they prepared to leave, the local people made sure they had what they needed. After 3 months in Malta, they set sail for Rome, and that is where we find ourselves today. Paul calls the local Jewish leaders that were there and declares his innocence and shares the gospel with them.