John Groves, part of the Commission Apostolic Team, talks about joy. Paul the Apostle encourages Christians to rejoice always, even when he himself is held in prison and waiting to face Emperor Nero. True joy comes, not from our circumstances, but from your relationship with Jesus and His supernatural presence with you.

Moses is going back to speak to Pharaoh about releasing the people of Israel. God is about to display is mercy towards His chosen poeple.

God has a good plan for Moses and the Israelite people. When God asks Moses to go and speak to Pharaoh he gives excuses and is slow to obey. When God asks us to do something we can trust He will be faithful in providing all we need to see it through.

Pressure and faith come hand in hand. Pressure can help us trust God and grow in our personal knowledge of God which leads to fruitfulness and growth.

David planned to build a temple for God, but God's plan was different. How do you respond when God's plans differ to your own?

King David's first priority is bringing the ark, and the presence of God, to Jerusalem. God's presence is powerful and it brings freedom to worship with no fear of what others will think.

Jesus is good new to the poor, the broken-hearted, those trapped by by sin and idolatry and tose who are mourning, grieving or in despair. Jesus transforms lives.

The greatest gift ever given is salvation, which God has freely given to us through faith in Jesus Christ. God also gifts His church with his Holy Spirit, enabling us to become more like Christ, build up the church together and witness to the world around us.

Duncan Lee reminds Life Church that God has transformed our hearts so that we can bring transformation to Southampton, and beyond.

Fear is crippling. When we face giants we can respond by knowing who God is and who we are. We press on, even when discouraged, and we trust that Jesus has already won.