Life Church Southampton

Si Munsie helps us to see Jesus' example of endurance, how to view God's discipline and our status as children of God achieving for us a harvest of righteousness and peace.

Hebrews eleven gives us God's 'Faith Hall of Fame'. In this message Chris uses their example to help us grasp some faith lessons, and to cultivate the gift of faith for our selves.

As we continue our Hebrews series we begin to look at how we need to respond to this incomparably great saviour Jesus.

Pete Clayton continues the series on Philippians and how we should be a Christ centred people.

Guest Speaker, John Groves, speaks about the need to be devoted to fellowship with each other.

By looking at the shortcomings of Old Testament sacrifices, Chris shows us how incredibly great the sacrifice of Jesus is.

Si Munsie helps us to delve into the hazy character of Melchizedek, the Levitical priesthood and the greater priest: Jesus Christ

Matt Gwyn talks about being careful that “none are found to have fallen short of” entering God’s rest, as the generation of people who formed the Exodus from Egypt did.

Pete continues the mini-series in Philippians looking at us being a people who follow Christ's example of humility; unpacking what biblical humility is and what it looks like today.

Chris speaks about the magnificence of Christ when compared to every other hero, even the great Jewish hero Moses.

In order to not drift in our faith, Christians need a heightened awareness of how great a saviour Jesus is.

This Sunday was the first in this season’s sermon series preaching through the Letter to the Hebrews. Pete eruditely begins with the message that Jesus is great, very great, and the greatest. 

Malcolm talks to us from Philippians 3 about keep pressing on. No matter what your situation is look to Jesus and be full of joy. 

Pete opens up a short mini-series looking at Philippians. Part one is how we can be a Joyful people and show that Joy to the world around us. 

Relaunch Sunday, Matthew Gwyn talks about Gods Light and the Holy Spirit.

Chris returns to the book of Nehemiah after 9 years to see how we can now make a great impact in the city of Southampton through our many gifts and resources.

John Groves speaks from Numbers The Silver Trumpets on sending out people from Central to the multi-site location at West End

The Central Site Team lead a time of prayer for the transition into becoming a multi-site church for Southampton.

Pete Clayton, Connor Kilby and Alice White talk from Romans 8 about their experience's of being part of a family and being part of Gods family.

James Shiers strengthens the church by reminding us of what God has done for us, where our focus should be now and of the future God has for each of us.

Guy Miller leads Commission, the sphere of churches we are a part of. Guy is also part of the team at flagship church, Westminster Chapel, in London. Guy speaks to Life Church Southampton about how to lead a supernatural life, in a natural way, just as Jesus did as he expressed the love of God to those around him.

Words take root. They are powerful. Words can be destructive and they can bring life. Pete answers the question, 'How do we speak words of life?'.

Family is a building block of society. Chris explores what the proverbs tell us to help us build strong families that have loving relationships, who learn together, and enjoy dicipline and great safety.

Chris Kilby reflects on the 'Church in the Park' event, and the need for us to see our true identity as followers of Jesus.

Phil Moore talks, on Pentecost Sunday, about the way Jesus models what it means to work with God the Father, joining in the works that he is doing. Phil encourages us that God is all ready at work in our church and in our city. All we need to do is join in with Him.