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October 18, 2026 Dr. Jon Hardin What does the story of Jonah teach us about God’s heart for the world? In Jonah 1–4, God pursues both a reluctant prophet and a rebellious city, revealing His remarkable mercy and desire for people to turn to Him. This familiar story challenges us to see beyond our own comfort and embrace God’s mission to make the good news of Jesus known to every nation. In this message from our "Fort the Sake of the World" series, we explore: How God’s mercy reaches people we might struggle to love Why God calls His people to take the gospel to those who have never heard How every follower of Jesus has a part to play in His mission Three questions to help align our lives with God’s heart: How’s your posture, your hearing, and your sense of direction? God’s mission isn’t reserved for a select few missionaries or gifted evangelists. He invites every one of us to use our gifts, relationships, and everyday opportunities to share the hope of Jesus with the people around us and across the world. 📖 Scripture: Jonah 1–4 ✨ Series: For the Sake of the World ⛪ Learn more about Mosaic: https://www.welcometomosaic.com #BookOfJonah #GreatCommission #Missions #NeighborAndNations #MosaicChurch

In 1 Peter 2:11–25, Peter challenges Christians to live faithfully in a world that often pulls them away from the way of Jesus. Rather than allowing our circumstances, past experiences, or cultural expectations to define us, we can remember that we belong to God and find our identity in Christ. In this message, we explore: * Why our identity must be received from God rather than earned or imposed by the world * How Jesus frees us from being defined by our past, circumstances, and fears * What it means to exercise our God-given agency through faithful choices and everyday obedience * How to stand firm in the way of Jesus without becoming like the things we opposeYou may not be able to control everything happening around you, but you can choose how you respond to what God has placed in front of you. Because Jesus has set us free, we can live with faith, hope, and purpose, even when life is difficult. 📖 Scripture: 1 Peter 2:11–25 ✨ Series:For the Sake of the World ⛪ Learn more about Mosaic: https://welcometomosaic.com #1Peter #IdentityInChrist #ChristianLiving #Faithfulness #MosaicChurch

October 4, 2026 Sean Blaney In 1 Peter 2, Peter writes to Christians who are scattered across different places and reminds them that their circumstances do not determine their identity. Through Jesus, they belong to God and to one another, becoming part of a new family shaped by His love and purpose. In this message from our For the Sake of the World series, we explore: • Why belonging is a deep part of what it means to be human • How Jesus gives us a new identity as the family of God • What it means to live differently because we belong to Christ • How the church can live as a Jesus-centered family in a divided world We all want to know where we belong. In Jesus, we find more than a place to fit in. We find a family, a new identity, and a calling to live for the sake of the world. 📖 Scripture: 1 Peter 2 ✨ Series: For the Sake of the World ⛪ Learn more about Mosaic: https://www.welcometomosaic.com #1Peter2 #FamilyOfGod #Belonging #ForTheSakeOfTheWorld #MosaicChurch

September 27, 2026 Freddy Williams In 1 Peter 1:13–25, Peter calls believers to move from knowing their identity in Christ to living from that identity. He challenges us to stay spiritually awake, set our hope on Jesus, and pursue holiness as people who belong to God. In this message from our For the Sake of the World series, we explore: • Why knowing who we are in Christ changes how we live • How distraction can dull our awareness of Jesus • What it means to set our hope on the grace still to come • How pursuing holiness helps us show the world who God is It’s easy to become distracted, discouraged, or numb to what Jesus has done. But we don’t have to wander or walk this journey alone. Jesus invites us to stay awake, live as His people, and reflect His love to the world around us. 📖 Scripture: 1 Peter 1:13–25 ✨ Series: For the Sake of the World ⛪ Learn more about Mosaic: https://www.welcometomosaic.com #1Peter #StayAwake #ForTheSakeOfTheWorld #JesusCentered #MosaicChurch

September 20, 2026David ComstockIn 1 Peter 1:1–12, Peter writes to believers who are scattered and facing suffering, reminding them that their identity is rooted in God’s mercy and their hope is alive through Jesus. Rather than allowing circumstances, success, failure, suffering, or the past to define us, Peter points us back to the One who has us.In this message from our For the Sake of the World series, we explore:• Why our identity is rooted in the Father’s mercy• What it means to be satisfied by Jesus, even in suffering• How the Holy Spirit is forming and restoring us• Why following Jesus means living for the sake of othersLife can make us wonder who we are and where God is when things get hard. But the good news of Jesus meets us there, reminding us that we belong to Him, He is still at work in us, and He gives us a hope that cannot be taken away.📖 Scripture: 1 Peter 1:1–12✨ Series: For the Sake of the World⛪ Learn more about Mosaic: https://welcometomosaic.com#1Peter #FortheSakeoftheWorld #Jesus #ChristianSermon #MosaicChurch