Life Church Southampton

Si kicks off the year at Life Church Central by encouraging us to complete a spiritual audit, leading to a plan for spiritual growth. In his talk, Si refers to a table. The table is available for download here.

Jon encourages us to think about discipleship within our community in the year ahead. He challenges us as to how we love God and our neighbour.

As we grow in love with God, we will grow in love with each other and continue to show that we are a community which is not only attractive to be part of, but that glorifies God. James speaks on the intentional aspects of how we relate to and love one another.

At Christmas we celebrate the coming of Jesus. Mick invites us to look into the manger, and asks if we are truly seeing who is in there. At times we are distracted, or simply miss the significance of who Jesus is.

The last in our series from the book of Isaiah. We are living in the Year of the Lord’s favour. Pete rounds off the series as he speaks on how Jesus fulfilled Isaiah's prophecy given in Isaiah 61.

Continuing our series from the book of Isaiah. Many great leaders have died for causes they believed in but only one has come back to life. Matt speaks on the importance of having faith in both Jesus's Death and Resurrection.

Continuing our series from the book of Isaiah. Dave explores three things from the cross, as predicted some 600 years prior to the events themselves - that Jesus died because of us, that we live because He died and that this was God’s plan all along.

Continuing our series from the book of Isaiah. The worst things we have done and the worst things done to us have all been dealt with in Jesus as our lives are hidden with Christ in God. Si speaks on how the coming servant, who was prophesied in the book of Isaiah, has freed us from all condemnation.

As we give thanks on Remembrance Sunday, for those who fought to bring peace, we consider what true peace looks like. Jon shares today on how we find green pastures and still waters with God as we face various forms of conflict in our world.

Tim speaks of his own experience of service in the military, and how Christ paid the ultimate price when he laid down His life, not only for his friends, but for each of us - whilst we were still sinners.

A celebration of Jon Lawn and Dave McNee becoming elders of Life Church. John Groves brings a message about leaders leading well, and the church honouring and following their leadership well.

Continuing our series from the book of Isaiah. God never gives up on us, his people, and so we should never give up on him. Pete speaks on God's pursuit of the Israeli/Judean people within their Babylonian captivity and how this applies to us here today.

Continuing our series from the book of Isaiah. Our prayers to God are never wasted. Pete speaks on the importance of persistent personal and corporate prayer as we explore what it means for those prayers to be captured up and grafted into God's purposes.

Continuing our series from the book of Isaiah. Isaiah rejoices in the depths of salvation. Dave unpacks the transformation which come as a result of this salvation, and how affects those who receive it.

Each year we have a Stewardship Sunday, to talk about how we steward all the things that God has given us in life. This good stewardship will include the way we use our gifts and abilities, as well as time and financial resources. On this occasion Chris addresses how we can best steward our own lives, and the church, by following God's vision.

Continuing our series from the book of Isaiah. Si explores Isaiah 9, most often read at Christmas but here we find a scripture that shows us the glory of Jesus for the whole of life.

Continuing our series from the book of Isaiah. In Isaiah Chapter 6 there is a powerful vision of what God is really like, and Isaiah experiences what it’s like to stand before him. Dave speaks about what this God is like and about how we should see and respond to him.

Pete starts off this new series in the book of Isaiah. The nation of Judah had forgotten their maker and were facing God's judgement, but even here we get a first glimpse at the hope that we have in Jesus.

Where does culture come from, who sets it, and how is it maintained? Si speaks on how culture effects us all, especially in Church both nationally and here at Life Church.

Mathew speaks on how God works in our lives to transform us as we decrease and he increases, all for his glory.