Mosiac Church Harlow Podcast

When God called Moses to lead Israel out of Egypt, Moses responded with a series of doubts, fears, and excuses. Yet God's answer remained the same: "I will be with you." In this message from Exodus 3:9-4:14, we explore Moses' struggle with inadequacy, God's patient responses, and how this story ultimately points us to Jesus. Discover why God's calling is never primarily about our ability, but about His presence. Whether you're facing a challenge, wrestling with self-doubt, or sensing God leading you into something new, this message will encourage you to trust not in yourself, but in the God who promises to be with you. Key Theme: It's not about our ability, it's about God's presence. Passage: Exodus 3:9-4:14  

Romans 11 lifts our eyes beyond the questions we wrestle with and into the bigger story of God's mercy and sovereign purpose. Paul addresses the mystery of Israel, the inclusion of the Gentiles, and the breathtaking wisdom of God that reaches further than we could imagine. This message explores what it means to trust God when life does not always make sense, and reminds us that Christianity is not built on having every answer, but on knowing the One we can trust. Sometimes faith does not remove mystery. Sometimes it teaches us how to worship in the middle of it. Romans 11:33-36:"Oh, the depth of the riches and wisdom and knowledge of God!" Listen and be encouraged to move from questions into trust, and from arguments into wonder.

Goodbye to Fear and Condemnation | Romans 8:31–39 | Week 10 We live in a culture shaped by one big idea: YOLO, You Only Live Once. So get happy, get successful, and grab everything you can now. But what happens when life falls apart? What happens when fear, suffering, failure, or uncertainty hits? In the closing verses of Romans 8, the apostle Paul gives one of the most hope-filled declarations in the whole Bible: If God is for us, who can be against us?Nothing can separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus. In this message, we explore how the gospel gives us something stronger than wishful thinking, a hope deep enough to sustain us through suffering, confidence in the face of fear, and security that cannot be shaken. In this sermon:• Why modern life feels so anxious despite having more than ever• What Romans 8 says about fear, suffering, and hope• Why Christian failure doesn’t invalidate the gospel• How to live with confidence when life feels uncertain• What it means to be “more than conquerors” No fear.No condemnation.No separation.

Hope in Suffering, Romans 8:18–30 In this message, we explore how Romans 8:18–30 helps us understand suffering through the lens of hope. Paul shows us that present pain is not meaningless, but part of God’s greater plan leading to future glory. We look at creation’s groaning, the believer’s longing, the Spirit’s help in weakness, and the promise that God is working all things together for good. A message for anyone navigating difficulty and seeking a deeper, more resilient hope in Christ.