Life Church Southampton

’Pete speaks on how we've been set free from sin, through the cross, to walk in thankfulness and freedom.’

King David was a great leader, and a great worshipper. His worship was so wholehearted because he had a revelation of God's holiness and God's grace. It is by Grace alone that we can approach God in His holiness.

’John and Lois share some of their testimony as they speak on being led by God and empowered by the Holy Spirit for our lives.’

Matt encourages everyone to be intentional and, like Jesus, only do what they see the Father doing.

’What does Biblical leadership look like? Chris speaks on this and what it means for the releasing of servant leaders into the church as we endeavour to "reap the harvest" and win souls to Jesus.’

’What does Biblical leadership look like? Chris speaks on this and what it means for the releasing of servant leaders into the church as we endeavour to "reap the harvest" and win souls to Jesus.’

’We are bombarded with our sex-obsessed culture on a daily basis – what are the right ways to live in the midst of such a time? Simon speaks on how we grow together as both singles and marrieds in the church. We look at a passage of scripture that has been misconstrued and badly taught, but yet which contains the same practical, biblical wisdom for us today as it did for the church in Corinth.’

’Matt looks at the fourth topic of our current series in the first letter to the Corinthians - how a healthy local church deals with problems, God’s way.’

Mick speaks at Central about how our relationship with God depends on our faith in Jesus and not in any performance of our own.

’Dave speaks on the importance of knowing that our salvation is bought through the righteousness which Jesus's death and resurrection has placed on us rather than our religious behaviours or works. We see that Easter is in fact not a good "religious holiday”.’

’James speaks on Jesus's life on earth, how he walked without sin and what this means for us now’.

'A great church is not divided into cliques. Here Chris urges us to go for unity under Jesus and behind our apostolic team and church leadership.'

In this opening message of the series, we see the Apostle Paul's breathtaking view of the church, and the vital centrality of Jesus and His gospel.

Spiritual wisdom looks very different to the wisdom of the world. The wisdom of God has been revealed to us through the cross of Christ. Our wisdom must always begin at the cross.

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.