Faith is often most visible in the ordinary rhythms of life: how we spend our time, how we treat people, how we respond to pressure, and how we serve the communities around us. On Living My Faith with James Fenimore, Marc Lucenius shares a thoughtful perspective on what it means to follow Jesus while leading, building, serving, and growing.
Marc is the Lead Pastor of 938 Church, a new church helping people find their way back to God. He is also the author of Rest For the Restless and the founder of Safe Acres Poison Ivy Treatment. His story brings together ministry, entrepreneurship, family, and a deep desire to invest in the local community.
Faith That Shows Up in Daily Life
For Marc Lucenius, living out faith is not limited to a Sunday gathering or a formal ministry role. It is a daily posture. He describes a rhythm of prayer, local investment, friendship, and service as central to how he walks out his beliefs.
He seeks to invest his time, money, and energy locally. That includes building friendships and working to help churches and nonprofits in the community succeed. This kind of faith is practical, relational, and community-minded.
Taking Young People Seriously
One meaningful part of Marc’s everyday faith is the way he approaches the next generation. He works to be a blessing to each of his children’s friends, recognizing that every young person benefits from having adults in their lives who take them seriously and take Jesus seriously.
That perspective offers a simple but powerful reminder: spiritual influence is often built through presence, consistency, and care. You do not need a platform to make a difference. You can begin with the people already around you.
Finding Rest in a Restless World
One Scripture that has been especially meaningful to Marc in this season comes from the words of Jesus:
