Mosaic Church Bognor Regis - Sunday Talks

In Acts 19 we see the power of the Holy Spirit at work launching and growing the church in Ephesus. We see a journey of true faith starting with a small group of people to a cultural landscape change through the spread of the Gospel.  But what does it look like for us to have True Faith today?

We live in an increasingly polarising world where enraging others seems to take over engaging others in healthy conversations. Acts 18 has much to contribute on how Christians might respond to this situation and speak the gospel into this cultural moment.

The Bible is God’s story told to mankind, it is an encouragement to us, his people. We all play a part in the story and this morning we are hearing testimonies from people across Mosaic Church who have good news to share of God’s grace, provision and encouragement for His church.

What can we learn from Joseph, the father of Jesus from the biblical account in Matthew chapter 1? In short we learn all about the characteristic of faithful obedience.

Howard Satterthwaite from Open Doors UK shared the importance of supporting those in the persecuted church throughout the world, but points out that even though we are safe to practice our faith here in the UK, we are also under a subtle form of persecution

What is your philosophy for Life? Jonny Holder Acts 17: 16-34 In Acts 17, Paul recognises that the Greeks worshipped many gods and followed different philosophical approaches to life, chasing different things to meet their ends chasing a stress-free life or chasing control. He appealed to them to chase worship of the true and living God!

Hearts for the Gospel Acts 16: 11-34 In this passage we meet three people with three very different hearts: A heart opened, A heart deceived & A heart transformed. Each encounter shows how God saves in different ways, but with the same power and grace.

Using the account of the council of Jerusalem in Acts 15 Jonny reminds us that, despite what the world (and our own egos) may tell us, we are saved only through the blood of Jesus and the Grace he gives us. Acts 15

We can all be niave at times, it’s natural to be so. However through the words of Acts 14 we read how Paul was concerned for the niavety of the young church and the dangers it would lead to. Acts 14

In Acts 13 we read how Paul (formerly Saul) and Barnabas were sent out to Cyprus on Mission. In considering their example, Jonny asks where do you feel sent to go? Acts 13:1-13

What does it mean to be All-In? All in for the church? All in for your life groups? All in to Serve and sacrifice? All in for Jesus? Colossians 1

The parable of the Good Samaritan is well known to us, but what is the context surrounding it and what does it mean to us today in this mixed up, chaotic world? Luke 10:25-37

Leah and Rachel were sisters and both married to Jacob. What existed between them was a very messy marriage, but we can learn much from them as Christians and as a Church. Genesis 29:31 – 30:24

God prepared the Israelites to enter the promised land, but changes were necessary. Vinu encourages the newly launched Mosaic Church through the words of Joshua 5

We know that how we speak matters, but we often make mistakes in the way we communicate. We should always speak the truth in love, by how? Let’s see how Jesus does it? Ephesians 4:15

We live in a world full of noise, don’t we? Social media, news, arguments, debates. But real listening—attentive, compassionate listening—is rare. And yet, it’s one of the most powerful ways we can be on mission like Jesus. John: 4:1-26

There are no ‘no-entry signs’ when Jesus is on mission seeking and saving the lost. But what are the implication to this? What does it mean to be a church where there are no perfect people allowed? Luke 19:1-10

As we launch Mosaic Church we have a mission to carry out. Being on mission like Jesus means that when he comes into our lives we are sent out to continue his work.