In this message, Phil clarifies the Holy Spirit's role, asserting that His work is straightforward and "good news" for believers. He takes us on a whistle-stop tour through the bible revealing 10 ways that we can expect to see the Holy Spirit working in our lives.

Si’s focus in this new episode is on students and those in their 20s and 30s, both in Commission and at Life Church. Katie Pike is a member of Life Church who works supporting student Christian Unions in Universities. She shares some of her recent experiences, activities and responsibilities.

In this message, Esther challenges the view of the Spirit as an impersonal force and emphases the deep, personal relationship God invites us into. Discover how the Spirit now dwells within believers and equips us for extraordinary purpose. Esther offers four simple, daily rhythms to develop our closeness to God, and know when the Spirit is leading.

In this message Si continues the Trinity series by focusing on the Holy Spirit, explaining He is a person who is fully God and is received as a free gift by all believers. The Spirit is the giver of spiritual gifts to build up the church, and warns us against being fearful, flippant, or formulaic in our approach to Him. We are instead encouraged to approach the Holy Spirit humbly, honestly, and wholly to experience the love of God and partner with Him in our lives.

This week, guest speaker Ben Welchman from City Church Bristol continued our series on the Trinity, exploring Jesus’ words, “I and the Father are one.” Jesus wasn’t just claiming to be close to God—He was revealing that He and the Father share the same divine nature: one true God, revealed as Father, Son, and Spirit, who calls us to know Him personally.

Nathan has just joined the Life Church staff as a ‘Staff Elder’. His role has grown since it was first advertised as Children and Youth Coordinator. In this podcast, you’ll hear more about what Nathan does as part of the team, and you’ll also hear from some of our young people as they share how they’re seeing God at work in their lives.

This message cuts straight to the heart of why we need Jesus: our sin is an act of personal rebellion against a holy God, and we can't escape the just punishment we deserve. Alex shows that only Jesus, being both God and man, could fix this by becoming our substitute on the cross.

Joshua unpacks Philippians 2 to show how Jesus — fully God and fully human — reveals the heart of the Trinity. Christ’s humility isn’t just theology; it’s the self-giving love that saves us and shapes how we live in unity and worship today.

This week, our Trinity series focuses on the Son: Jesus Christ. The message tackles the essential truth of the hypostatic union: Jesus must be 100% God and 100% man simultaneously. If He is any less, His sacrifice would not be effective. Because He is fully God, His death offers the "God-sized solution" required for our sin. Because He is fully human, He is a sympathetic Saviour "acquainted with our suffering." This dual nature is the only basis for secure salvation.

From New York Si shares stories from visits to different churches in the area, encounters with strangers at home and abroad, prayer and bold expressions of devotion.