Just as we settled into the rhythms of summer, a new school year has arrived here in our beloved Fort Worth! It’s a fresh season, and we’re excited about all God has in store.
As we pray for our city—individually and during our weekly Wednesday noon prayer call—another powerful way we intercede as a church is by living out the gospel through acts of service and intentional prayer, both in our community and on campus.
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As many of you know, we launched our new sermon series, You Have A Part To Play, this past Sunday, where we’re exploring the real challenges we face in today’s culture and how God’s Word equips us to be difference-makers.
In Sunday’s message, The Difference Maker, we were reminded of a profound truth: we each have a role to play in the unfolding story of life.
As we enter our time of prayer today, let’s reflect again on the questions from Sunday:
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How heavily do you identify with the Gospel?
Is it so much that your life, words, and actions declare it?
Have you prepared within an authentic church community and in unceasing prayer to reach others with the Gospel?
Do you share the Gospel explicitly regularly, or have you ever shared your salvation story?
Paul, the author of Romans, seems to live and breathe the Gospel (the Good News of Jesus Christ)—unceasingly bringing it up whenever he gets the chance, unwaveringly holding fast to it, and perpetually giving its gift to anyone he can.
We find this to be the main idea of chapter 1, and really, all of the book of Romans:
Continue reading What Does It Mean to Live Unashamed?
As we reflect on the past and move forward, we celebrate God’s faithfulness in establishing Mosaic Church Fort Worth one year ago.
As we pass this milestone and continue to grow in understanding what it means to live out Sunday’s message, “A Praying Church,” which was inspired by the four foundational pillars of every Christian church in Acts 2:42—apostles’ teaching, fellowship, breaking of bread, and prayer—it’s important to ask ourselves:
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This past weekend was a great reminder of all we’ve witnessed and continue witnessing in God’s hand at work, not just in the next generation but across all generations of our Mosaic Church family.
Reflecting on Bria Lacour’s timely NXTGEN Sunday sermon, “Three Places to Impact All Generations,” let’s join our hearts in prayer, asking God for the spiritual strength to reveal the mystery of the Gospel in every aspect of our lives—where we live, work, and play.
Guided by Ephesians 3:8-10, we’re reminded by the Apostle Paul of a profound truth:
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