Lifecentral Church

What Our World Needs Now - Week 7 | Breaking Bad Habits

Real change isn’t about forcing ourselves to be better — it’s about letting God grow something new in us. Self-control isn’t just resisting temptation; it’s the foundation that frees us to love, choose peace, show patience, and live with purpose. We’re all tempted, but God is faithful, always offering a way through and shaping our character as we walk with Him. Jesus modelled ultimate self-control, choosing surrender for our freedom — and we can step into that same transformation today. — Speaker: Andy Hancock

What Our World Needs Now - Week 6 | Patience is a Superpower

Our world desperately needs the Christ-like maturity that shows up as a long fuse—steady, calm, and gracious even when we’re frustrated. Paul reminds us that patience is a fruit the Spirit grows in us, a reflection of God’s immense patience toward us, and something we’re called to extend to everyone: the idle, the hurting, the weak, and even the difficult. When we pause, respond rather than react, and remember how patient God has been with us, we discover that patience isn’t weakness—it’s a superpower!
—Speaker: Lead Pastor, Leon Evans

What Our World Needs Now - Week 5 | Finding Joy

Joy has a way of spilling over from one person to another — whether in big life moments or tiny everyday ones. But as Jesus’ story of the prodigal son shows, lasting joy isn’t found in chasing experiences or trying to become a “better version” of ourselves; it’s found in vulnerability, in choosing to come home to a God who welcomes us with compassion and turns His joy into ours.
—Speaker: Assistant Pastor, Gareth Blount

What Our World Needs Now - Week 4 | A Little Kindness

In a world full of division, what would happen if we led with kindness? In the Kingdom of God, there’s no “us vs. them” — there’s just us. Kindness isn’t about judgment or convenience — it’s about forgiveness, compassion, and love that brings unity. 💛 That kind of kindness changes the world. 🌍
—Speaker: Keith Spurgin

What Our World Needs Now - Week 3 | Gentleness - Strength Under Control

In a world that feels louder, harsher and more divided, gentleness can seem unfashionable — even weak. But true gentleness isn’t weakness —it’s strength under control, expressed in love. Jesus described His own heart as “gentle and humble,” showing us that gentleness has the power to heal relationships, calm chaos, and bring rest to weary souls. When we choose gentleness — in our words, our reactions, our faith — we reflect God’s heart and shift the atmosphere around us.
—Speaker : Jayne Sargeant

What Our World Needs Now - Week 2 | The Missing Peace

We live in a world desperate for peace — yet the kind we try to create through mindfulness, rest, or control never lasts. True peace, the kind that calms storms within and around us, is the peace Jesus gives. Peace isn’t just about personal calm, but about pursuing, cultivating, and establishing peace — becoming people who carry Jesus’ peace into a divided, chaotic world.
—Speaker : Laura Hancock

What Our World Needs Now - Week 1 | Bridging The Gap Between Expectation & Reality

The world feels broken — wars, division, fear for the future. What our world needs now? Love and faithfulness. We explore how living like Jesus can fill the gap between how life is and how it should be.
—Speakers : Andy Hancock and Sam Hughes

What Do You Follow?

What do you follow? Have you ever invested time into something and been let down or disappointed? BUT... What if there was something or someone you could follow that was 100% reliable?
—Speaker: Mark Greenwood, Director of Elim Evangelism.

Above & Beyond - Investing in what lasts

We all want to be part of something that matters — something bigger than ourselves. Over the past three years, Above & Beyond giving has reached from Halesowen to Albania, from families in crisis to global missions. Now, God’s calling us again to go above and beyond — to invest in what lasts, to open our hands, and to light up lives with hope.
—Speaker : Leon Evans - Lead Pastor

What Unites Us

What unites us is greater than what divides us. We explore how a wildly diverse group of disciples with clashing backgrounds, personalities, and politics were brought together by Jesus to change the world. The same invitation is open to us today: connection, belonging, purpose, and second chances. If you’ve ever thought faith is about division or perfection — think again. This is about a fresh start, a new way of living, and a place where everyone is welcome.
—Speaker : Andy Hancock, Executive Pastor