In this message Seb Lannuzel shares the importance of the centrality of Christ as the beginning and continuation of genuine Faith, and how the subtle influences of Religion and worldly philosophy can take us away from the simplicity of us in Him and Him in us! Jesus only – only Jesus.

Today continuing in the Relationships Series, three different speakers unpack the topic, Placed with Purpose.  We’re called to make a difference which is why we are placed with purpose in our workplace, building trust, taking responsibility and bringing peace is a way to start bringing that to life.

In Part 6 of the Relationships Series Valerie McIntyre brings an encouraging message on what does it mean to be separate but not alone? As a single person we are asked to separate ourselves to Christ, at least for a season. This basically asks us to follow Him, and not chase after the things that might make us feel good for a moment, but leave us feeling guilty and emotionally bankrupt. One of the most powerful ways to enjoy life as a single is to refresh the soul with fun things to do, and hold to our self-respect. Our decisions define us, each and every day.

In Part 5 of the Relationships Series our guest speaker Gordon Moore brings an encouraging word on the power of a life with is better together. In a world where people are increasingly moving away from the complications of community the power of what we sow into relationships will determine what we reap.

In Part 4 of the Relationships Series 3 speakers talk about the value and ethic of friendships. What is a friend and how we get friends? Is friendship a virtue in itself? We address these questions and more with practical wisdom. Friendship matters.

In part 3 of C3 Fulham’s Relationship series Seb Lannuzel unpacks the often unseen rich purpose in community based faith. Let’s never buy into the ‘me and God only’ trend that is creeping into a lot of Christian philosophy but let’s stay in community where our strengths and weaknesses are revealed which cause us to grow together.

Pastor Simon McIntyre brings the crossover message from the Colossians series into the new C3 Fulham Relationship series. In the final part of the book of Colossians the message focuses on how Jesus influences and transforms our relationships with each other, and in particular the family and the insight of the household code. The Apostle is seen as a social conservative and a social revolutionary.

Pastor Simon McIntyre continues our series on the remarkable epistle to the Colossians.

In part 1 of the new series on Relationships, Mike Taylor brings a message to encourage & challenge us to look at where our relationship is with Jesus right now. He is Ultimately Inclusive; anyone of us can deny self, take up our cross and follow Him.

Rob Wall unpacks how we respond when God seems silent, and suggests the silence is really a pregnant pause that gives birth to new things in our lives.