Life Church Southampton

Fear is crippling. When we face giants we can respond by knowing who God is and who we are. We press on, even when discouraged, and we trust that Jesus has already won.

God has made us holy, set us apart to be a holy people and enabled us to live holy lives. Pete White unpacks how we can live this out daily, by partnering with God and making every effort.

Jesus is the hope of the nations. Building a global house takes time, team, travel, training and our testimony.

This House is a generous house with a heart to give away people and resources as God builds His Kingdom. Let God lead you in the way you give your time, skills and resources.

This House is a series about the values which are most important to us at Life Church. We believe the bible is our final authority. We also love God’s presence and encourage all believers to be personally filled with, and led by, the Holy Spirit.

Jesus wants to unclog us from sin, self-reliance, dependence on money and anything other than relying on Him.

This House is a series about the values which are most important to us at Life Church. In part one, Chris Kilby looks at what it means for us to receive the grace of God, and to be filled with grace towards one another.

Jesus healed the sick, and continues to do so even to this day.

Viv unpacks the things Psalm 84 teaches us about God and the way He dwells with us.

Building on part one and two of this series, Tim helps us practically apply the attitudes already discussed by looking at communicating love (five ways to communicate love), worship, joy, mercy and using your gift.

Jesus states he is the light of the world, fulfilling years of prophecy. He is the only one who can give us hope and eternal security and confidence. Go deeper and seek him with all your heart.

In the second of our 'One Another' mini-series, Pete describes the importance of having relationships as part of the Christian journey, and loving one another as God has loved us. It is both a response and an outcome.

Chris unpacks the identity of Jesus, exploring the connection between Jesus and God.

What do we do when we feel unloved? John unpacks the story of Leah who was unloved by her husband and applies it to our own lives.

Chris explains the importance of loving one another in the right way and common habits to avoid.

Sash and Si provide us with a refreshing perspective of Jesus as the Bread of Life. He is the food that will sustain us forever.

Pete provides a rounded overview of the importance and value of discipleship.

Our lives are most fruitful when we place what little we have in Jesus' hands.

Are we a welcoming church or an inviting church? Chris expresses the need to be both and helps us to address the fears that stop us from inviting people to church.

Guest speaker, Steve Petch, stirs passion for the local church. He challenges us on our attitudes and perceptions when it comes to getting stuck in and explains why the church is still a fundemental and exciting part of Christian life.

Chris speaks to us about Jesus the prophet and his unlikely encounter with the woman at the well. He shows that no matter who we are, Jesus offers us a real, deep and eternal satisfaction through his living water.

Terry speaks on Matthew 14. He discusses how Jesus is able to train us in the pressures of life. It may be that we are sent into a storm in order to develop and shape our faith. We can see from the feeding of the 5,000 to walking on water, that if Jesus tells us to do something, we can know we are able to do it.

Nicodemus, a teacher of the law, comes humbly to Jesus to learn from the true teacher, who has all authority. Jesus leads the curious into a place of understanding. All we need to do is humbly come, listen and obey.

Chris defines the characteristics of an imitator. What does it look like to act increasingly like Jesus? How do we continue to seem set-apart, acting in love?

Pete digs into the deeper meaning of Jesus turning water to wine. Was it just a great story or something more meaningful?