Life Church Southampton

Repentance is a turning of the heart beck to God. It is both a gift from God and a blessing.

Meeting and following Jesus changes everything, including all of our relationships.

Samson wasn't perfect, but there's a lot we can learn from his failures and successes.

Mere human rules are no good. We must be careful not to let assumptions keep us from true worship.

The fall has effected every one of our relationships.

In all of God's original creation only one thing was not good - for man to be alone. We are made for relationship.

If you want to see what God is like, look at Jesus. If you want to see how much God loves you, look at Jesus on the cross.

God is our loving Father in Heaven who is waiting with open arms for us to turn to Him.

Through our obedience and eagerness God can do great things - even transforming a City!

The church and the gospel are the hope for all nations. Guys prophetic message urges us to shake off the dust and proclaim the good news to everyone.

King Solomon's life tells us much about the wisdom of fearing our merciful and gracious God.

Guest speaker Owen Hylton unpacks the big story in Scripture of Jesus building a glorious church made up of all the Earth's people.

During a day of practical teaching and training on evangelism, Phil brilliantly unpacked a biblical basis for healing.

God is delighted by passionate worship - burn the lamb, look at the lamb, lean on the lamb!

Stephen was full of faith, the Holy Spirit, grace, power and wisdom - he was a fully explosive Christian and it was clear he had been with God.

Happy Easter! Jesus always changed lives wherever He went. Today marks the day He rose from the grave, that's how He's still changing lives today!

There's a vast difference between a church which centres around the Gospel and one that doesn't.

God has always commanded His people to do good to all people and care has always been a core part of what it means to be the church.

Leading life as a Christian can be a struggle. The only hope we have is walking by the Spirit.

The early church didn't claim their possessions as their own, dare we do the same?