Life Church Southampton

Pete speaks from Mathew 5 to answer the question 'Who are ya?' Jesus has set us apart to be salt and light, tasty and bright for the good of our community and for the glory of God.

In this final message from Nehemiah Chris exposes the genuine challenge of keeping ourselves spiritually on track, and urges us to keep fighting!

Nothing should stand in the way of our worship. Pete reminds us of the significance of celebration and joy in every circumstance.

In Nehemiah 11, we see the people of God returning to Jerusalem and re-populating the city under Nehemiah’s strategic leadership. Simon talks about being called to Southampton for life, being called to Be Here, Now and being called to call out.

In Part 2 of our 'For Southampton' series Pete looked at how the Israelites' responded to the Word of God with soft-hearts and were ready to respond in repentance and worship - restoring a Holiness among the people.

When the scriptures were reintroduced to the people of Jerusalem it initiated a spiritual revival. In this message Chris helps us to bring back the word of God to our community and to pray for revival.

The more we pray, 'God's Kingdom Come' the more we should realise we are not going to do it. Only God can make it possible.

Chris Laas talks about how we can lead a fruitful life with God

We finished our 4-part mini series by looking at how prayer leads to us being a peaceful people.

Mick Caws talks on how Jesus is the great light and how we can be a light to the darkness around us.

Chris concludes the series by looking at the practical exhortations that the writer gives and encourages us, in the light of all we have learned about Jesus, to Build His Church.

Si Munsie helps us to see Jesus' example of endurance, how to view God's discipline and our status as children of God achieving for us a harvest of righteousness and peace.

Hebrews eleven gives us God's 'Faith Hall of Fame'. In this message Chris uses their example to help us grasp some faith lessons, and to cultivate the gift of faith for our selves.

As we continue our Hebrews series we begin to look at how we need to respond to this incomparably great saviour Jesus.

Pete Clayton continues the series on Philippians and how we should be a Christ centred people.

Guest Speaker, John Groves, speaks about the need to be devoted to fellowship with each other.

By looking at the shortcomings of Old Testament sacrifices, Chris shows us how incredibly great the sacrifice of Jesus is.

Si Munsie helps us to delve into the hazy character of Melchizedek, the Levitical priesthood and the greater priest: Jesus Christ

Matt Gwyn talks about being careful that “none are found to have fallen short of” entering God’s rest, as the generation of people who formed the Exodus from Egypt did.

Pete continues the mini-series in Philippians looking at us being a people who follow Christ's example of humility; unpacking what biblical humility is and what it looks like today.