Life Church Southampton

A look at the life of Elijah, and the state of his nation at the time when he lived. Pete compares it with our nation, and the role which we have in t

God has called us here because he has plans for us. Chris and Pete talk about these plans, and share what we need to do to ensure they happen.

First off, we need to know how to understand what it is we are reading about in the record which we know as Acts.

A look at the life of Elijah, and the state of his nation at the time when he lived. Pete compares it with our nation, and the role which we have in t

A new teaching series in the book of Acts...to move Life Church forward.

We need to see God's big story, which is nothing less than the redemtion of all of Creation, with the church at the very centre of it all.

Rich Crocombe takes a look at God's great and consistant faithfulness toward us, apart from which we all would be lost forever.

We are free to come to Jesus just as we are. If we listen to His voice, and act on what He says to us, then we can follow Him well.

Simon Fry explains why it is important to talk to others about the Hope which we have.

Phil Morgan looks at the significance of our prayers.

Everybody worships something. Many people worship created things, but as Christians we worship the living God who created it all.

Is there any proof that Jesus is the Son of God, like He said He was? We take a logical and systematical look at the evidence, and how we must respond

There is a wealth of historical evidence with regards to Jesus life and words. He also takes a closer look at some of the radical things which Jesus s

There are some big questions in life which need answering. One of which is whether church is at all relevant in our modern world.

Christians are exhorted to live an altogether different kind of life. Our eyes are opened to a great new hope and now we can live our lives in a way w

Leading someone to know Jesus is an exciting prospect. It is something we are called to do. So why don't we do more of it?

Our relationship with God should result in actively ministering mercy - both in Southampton and further afield.

Our broken world is crying out for mercy. Jesus' Kingdom overcomes every broken aspect of life.

All of mankind is in distress. God has mercifully restored us, and we are called to extend that mercy to everyone we meet.