Family Church Havant

As we conclude our look at our fourth Family Church value, we look at what it truly means to be a spiritual family.

As we continue to look at our fourth Family Church value, Pastor Steu calls us to consider the question: Are we merely consumers, or are we consumed with the purposes of God?

Nimi speaks on Family Value #4 - We are Family. But how are we connected with eachother, do we know eachother as family, can we forgive each other when things go wrong? Listen to this fascinating message where Ps Nimi upwraps this topic!

Everywhere we look, the world is speaking of a 'cost of living crisis'. What does the bible teach us about how to respond?

In this short message celebrating Global Sunday, we open Scripture to discover three important truths: that God's heart is for all nations, that diversity is part of God's design, and that unity is more important than uniformity!

Ps Paula completes the mini series on our relationship with God by looking at the subject of Worship. This message breaks down the very essence of our existence, which is to worship our God, our maker, and creator. We are reminded that true worship is God-focused. Also, with reference to the Woman with the Alabaster Oil in Luke 7:36-37, we see that worship is a gift; it is for the attention of one...

A message on how a devoted prayer life deepens our relationship with God by fostering trust, intimacy, and guidance through daily communication with Him. When prayer becomes a consistent priority, it strengthens faith and aligns the heart with God’s will and purpose.

Over 2026, we are taking time to articulate our Family Church values. As we begin exploring our third value, 'Relationship with God', Gerard explains how loving the Word of God is a key aspect to growing our relationship with God.

So many times we go through our journey as Christians as if it will always be mountain tops, and sometimes, we struggle when we are in the valleys. While our faith is full of glory and hope, it also comes with moments of pain, waiting, and uncertainty. In this message, we explore the tension of living in the “now and not yet” of the Christian faith: trusting God for miracles we haven’t yet seen wh...

This message is a reminder to believers that we encountered Jesus Christ for a purpose beyond our personal salvation alone. It helps us to revisit our initial encounter and establish the truth that our response to the gospel of salvation was/is a door opened for a life-changing relationship, from which, when we step in and walk faithfully, solely depending on the Holy Spirit, encounters become a d...

What do people experience when they encounter the Church: The grace of the Father's open arms, or the legalism and judgment of the older brother? In this message, we explore the ministry of Jesus and see how encountering the fullness of grace always leads to an experience of the power of truth.

As we continue exploring the new life God has given us, we take time to reflect on what Colossians 3 teaches about living this new life - setting our minds on things above and leaving the old behind.

This message introduces our second church value, " We value New Life ", represented by the robe, which is the first gift the prodigal son receives from his father upon his return. It explains the truth behind a believer becoming a new creation in the light of a divine exchange (old gone, new come), touching on 5 elements of this exchange. It is a reminder that we have received the best (finest) ro...

In many senses, we are all like Barabbas - guilty and deserving of punishment. Yet Jesus took our place, bearing our punishment and carrying our cross. Then he rose again, defeating death. So the question that remains is: What is my response?

Having spoken last week about how God doesn’t just want us to be saved, but also healed and restored in every area of our lives, we give space for God to move in the lives of people.

As we continue our journey of exploring our Family Church values, we reflect on how God doesn’t just want us to be saved, but also healed and restored in every area of our lives. In a world that is constantly finding new ways to avoid the pain and dysfunction of our brokenness, our role as a church is to point to Jesus, the One who heals and restores.

As we begin our journey of exploring our Family Church values, we take time to reflect on the story of the prodigal son. There is so much to learn from what is arguably one of the greatest stories ever told. Listen in as Steve shares about the compassionate heart of God, revealing His unending mercy and grace, and how, as a church, we are called to value people in the same way our Heavenly Father...

Having shared the Family Church vision for 2026 last Sunday, we take time to unpack what it means for us in the Havant congregation, and how YOU can get involved!

Today is Vision Sunday 2026 for the whole of Family Church. Ps Steu speaks about the Mission and Vision of the church and introduces the six Family Church Values which will be expounded during the following weeks... We Value People We Value New life We Value Relationship with God We Value Church Family We Value Gathering We Value Commissioning Each of these is represented by a part of the parable...

In the final part of our The Story of My Life series, we take time to reflect on the final chapter of life, recognizing that while our story may end on earth, it continues in eternity. Through this message, our hope is that you will journey from fear, ignorance and presumption to a place of hope, knowledge, and certainty as we consider the question: 'What happens when I die?'

In the sixth part of our The Story of My Life series, Nimi reflects on how joy isn’t something we force, but rather something that grows as we walk through life with Jesus.

In the fifth part of our series, The Story of My Life , Leroy shares on the topic of doubt. Listen and learn how doubt, when managed correctly, can actually lead to a stronger faith in the God who carries us through every season of our lives.

Continuing our series, The Story of My Life , we take time to reflect on the reality that pain is an unavoidable part of life. In this message of hope, Steve explores how the presence of pain does not mean the absence of God and asks an important question: when pain arrives, where will you turn?

In the third part of our series, The Story of My Life , Steve explores how we can build healthy relationships with the people who become part of our story. We learn how receiving God’s unconditional love can heal the hurts of our past and set us up for a better future, one where love is a choice we intentionally make.

Continuing in our series, The Story of My Life , Taffie speaks about moments of hope in our lives. Listen in as she helps us understand that hope is not merely positive thinking or optimism, but a confident expectation rooted in the character and promises of God.