Life Church Southampton

What do you get from believing the gospel?

Understanding what the law is and isn’t is of great importance to us because it determines how we relate to it and how we relate to it determines whether we live in the grace, peace, and freedom that God wants and has for us.

The message at the centre of Christianity, the gospel, is both the way anyone can find their way into Christianity, but also the way on within Christianity.

What does it mean to live in step with the gospel? Si talks us through Galatians 2 dealing with hypocrisy, opposition, justification, and marching bands!

It doesn't really matter what you believe. Find out why that statement is so wrong in this message urging us to practice real unity.

The gospel is all God's idea and the message of the gospel is for everyone.

Many Christians know that the way into Christianity is thought the grace of God, but the letter to the Galatians is a loud cry to a group of young Christians that grace is also the way to live as a Christian. Grace is the way in, and the way on.

What were Jesus last words to his closest friends? Find out what they mean for you today.

Why is it worth considering what it means to be a community of commitment? Well, because simply put, we love the idea of community but we don’t love the idea of commitment.

This message encourages us to be united to Jesus and to one another.

We will not know God, change deeply, or win the world apart from community.

God says important things about who you are as an individual but individuals make up the community which is the church - God's chosen race, royal priesthood, holy nation...a people belonging to God.

At the outset of 2021 we begin with prayer for own own discipleship, for the church to be strengthened through meeting together, for our work amongst those in need, for baptisms and for hope.

In this incredible story three intelligent men chose to worship Jesus, and one powerful leader rejected him. Find out why three were better than one!

For most people life doesn’t turn out as we expect it to. How does God’s offer of joy some to people who have been disappointed?

Si shows us that darkness is both outside and inside but that there is a great light found in Jesus that can dawn in our lives.

God’s love for the world is a theme that runs through the book of Jonah. Through the strange events of Chapter 4 we see the great compassion God has for the world He has made, and for all those in it - offering the chance to believe and repent.

What does Justice look like in a world full of people doing evil things? This passage exposes our longing for justice but also our flaws. It is only with God that we can truly hope for justice, as well as the mercy we each need too.

We find ourselves moved by certain circumstances in our own lives, but God asks questions of us to help us see whether we really care about the same things He does.

A pie needs pastry and filling, a pizza needs a base and topping. In this message we find out the essential ingredients of a church meeting.

The things we say at times of crisis often reveals what we truly think or believe. Si takes a look at Jonah's words during a life-threatening storm and explores what they reveal about him and ourselves in the midst of our world facing our own crises.

Jonah shows us how to hang on to God, even when we hit rock bottom.

It's only in a moment of crisis that Jonah realised he was holding on to the wrong thing. Guy Miller tells the story of Jonah and gives reference to the ten acts of the Commission Church family, the next chapter in our own history.

Jonah runs away from God and into a storm. This message gives us a practical way to avoid repeating his mistakes!

Jonah was an Old Testament prophet who lived thousands of years ago, but Dave McNee suggests that he is far more like us than we would expect.