Life Church Southampton

1 Kings 2 is about flawed kings – but the deeper story here is of a greater king who is establishing a greater kingdom with his own blood. Jesus' blood means we no longer just fall short and face death and separation, but by the grace of God we are forgiven and accepted - we get what we don’t deserv

Jesus says 'Come to Me' like a child...so, what makes a child? Si helps us unpack this important principle and how it affects us, the children in our lives and the life of the church.

In this LifePod Si and Dave spend a bit more time with Lars and Mette after Lars' sermon at KES, digging a bit more into the STEPS story.

Have you ever wanted to change but felt powerless to really change and so you just end up in survival mode? Lars from Christchurch London offers us a way to find power in our powerlessness as we are invited by Jesus to 'Come to me all you who are weary'.

We live in a world where often the wealthy are invited and those who are not wealthy are not invited. Why is it then that Jesus says to a wealthy man, come and follow me.

Can you think of a time when you have shouted for joy? Psalm 100 invites us to 'Know that the Lord is God'. Our God is knowable and wants us to know Him - to be in actual relationship with him. Thankfulness, joy and gladness come from going deeper and deeper in getting to know God.

Michael looks at Psalm 13 compared with other Ancient Near East literature and helps us to see why the God of the Bible offers us a different way to relate to Him, especially today!

LifePod: In this LifePod Si and Dave talk to Michael Percy about the brilliant work he's been doing for Life Church, and what he's doing in his new full-time role working for Commission.

When your desire is for the King and His Kingdom, you will bring His life to every community around you.

Psalm 8 reflects on all that God has made, including mankind, and how wonderful and awesome these things reveal God to be.

In this Psalm David gives us four steps which lead us to God, and into peace and security. Like David, you too can come back to a place of worship, knowing that in the midst of trouble, our hope is in God.

Apostolic leader and guest speaker, Guy Miller, encourages Life Church with a message about equipping, unifying, sending and releasing.

There are some common misconceptions and myths surrounding the sharing of bread and wine. In the final part of this mini-series, Dave answers some of the questions which can arise.

The Bible gives a wide variety of different names for sharing Bread and Wine in the way Jesus gave us? How do those different words inform the way we share the Bread and Wine together.

Communion is a gift which Jesus has given to us, so how do we make the most of this? In John’s gospel Jesus took the bread and wine with people that he called his friends. Who is invited to Jesus’ table and why?

It's Father's Day so Si Munsie and Dave McNee, along with another guest, talk about some of the joys and challenges of fatherhood and parenting, and offer some encouragement to each of us as we mark the day.

Fear has throughout history often been a blazing fire in human hearts and minds but God, through Psalm 46, wields the extinguisher of His glory on all the feeble flames of our fears.

The Bread and Wine is a new teaching series for Life Church Southampton. In this LifePod Si Munsie and Dave McNee talk about communion, and explain some of the reasons why we're taking a closer look at this precious meal of remembrance.

Part of the Christian life is living with struggle / trouble – but do we live in fear, or do have faith and trust that God is holding us?

Psalm 15 says that only the blameless can live in God's kingdom, which stands in stark contrast to Psalm 14 where we read that 'all have become corrupt; there is no one who does good, not even one'. How then, can we stand in righteousness before God?