Life Church Southampton

Nick, a guest speaker from Nottingham, bings a prophetic exhortation to Life Church from Isaiah. He exhorts us to always be pressing forward.

A key purpose of meeting together is for us to encourage each other. Encouragement is like fuel for the fire.

Serving is not something we do, it is who we are as Jeus modelled to us.

Love one another is a command, a response, an outcome and an action.

Isn't it strange that Easter is a celebration focused around a man's death on a device designed to torture and kill?

Fix your eyes on Christ and look ahead to the future He has won for us - do not be distracted from doing good and seeking God's Kingdom.

Jericho was a significant and symbolic victory for the people of God, we also are looking to God for great victories in our city and in our lives.

From the events at the Jordan we learn about the power of God over ALL things, and how we can be reminded of this truth.

God gives Joshua instructions for leading his people - His instructions are still relevant, so how do we apply them?

Eight principles from Joshua 2, to help us prepare for our own destiny.

God has revealed commands to us, his people. We must now respond appropriately.

How can we possibly 'give to God'? Scripture has plenty to say on the subject!

God is calling us to build a church which changes lives, builds community, transforms a city and goes to the nations.

In his letter to the Phillipians Paul appears to say that he is self-sufficient, but then turns the whole thing around with two words... through Him.

Parenting is not easy. Bringing your children to Jesus, in prayer and with Scripture are both essential.

God leads His people. This year we will face many choices, whatever they are they must be underpinned by God's Word and the leading of His Spirit.

The traditional Christmas story... with a twist of Life Church Southampton!

O Holy child of Bethlehem desend to us we pray, cast out our sin and enter in - but why? And how?

Men and women are made in the image of God, equal but different. What are some of those differences and how can we serve one another well?

How do you honour God whilst you're single but looking to get married one day?