When Paul was in Athens (Acts 17), he saw lives changed with the power of the gospel; Si helps us to see how we can see the same in our day in Southampton.

In the final message of this series, Chris Kilby recaps what Isaiah teaches us about the confidence and joy enjoyed by the people of God, and the ultimate hope we have in that, 'He will swallow up death forever'.

This week Dave explores what Isaiah Chapter 2 has to say about how we can learn to live in a world that is in an almost constant state of crisis.

Against a backdrop of bleak reality in the world in which we live, the church is called to be a joyful people. Si helps us to see how we can live in the good of this through the words of Isaiah 25.

In the final part of the seasonal LifePod mini-series, Si and Dave consider the coming year and how each of us might resolve to be better followers of Christ. Also, we're announcing a new Teaching Series through 1 Peter and 'One Church Wednesdays'.

In the final part of the seasonal LifePod mini-series, Si and Dave consider the coming year and how each of us might resolve to be better followers of Christ. Also, we're announcing a new Teaching Series through 1 Peter and 'One Church Wednesdays'.

In the second of this three part LifePod, Si and Dave think back over the events of the past twelve months - especially what God has been doing amongst us here at Life Church.

Si looks further at the profound gift of peace, now available to each of us through the the coming of Christ.

In the first of this three part LifePod Si and Dave look ahead to this Christmas.

Christmas is supposed to be a time of hope, joy, happiness and love. But surprisingly, it also has a habit of making us ponder some of life’s bigger questions. Why do we find ourselves wondering where are lives are going? The message of Christmas is the message of light coming to people who feel a bit like they are lost in darkness.