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Inspiring Inclusion

Series: Our Values Sermon: Inspiring Inclusion Preacher: Rev. Shuler Sitsch Date: November 8, 2026 Scripture: Ephesians 2:11–22 What does it mean for inclusion to be more than something a church says? In Ephesians, Paul describes a dividing wall coming down. Those who were once considered strangers and outsiders have been brought near through Christ and welcomed as members of God’s household. That vision shapes one of Mosaic’s core values: Inspiring Inclusion. In this message, we explore the ways churches can create visible and invisible boundaries around belonging, why welcome alone is not enough, and what it looks like to build a community where people know they are included, loved, and part of the family of God. Guiding Question: How can we move beyond simply saying people are welcome and help them truly know that they belong? Mosaic United Methodist Church is a community committed to Inspiring Inclusion, Cultivating Authentic Community, and Joyfully Serving with Our Neighbors. Join us for worship Sundays at 10:30 AM. Have a prayer request? https://www.mosaicumctx.org/prayer-requests Subscribe to stay connected with worship, sermons, stories, and conversations from Mosaic UMC. #InspiringInclusion #YouBelongHere #Ephesians2 #UnitedMethodist #mosaic #cypresstx #cyfair #mosaicumctx
Nov 3

Stewardship of Legacy

$tew@rd$#!p isn’t a bad word | Stewardship of Legacy Rev. Shuler Sitsch | November 1, 2026 Hebrews 12:1–2 What kind of legacy are we leaving behind? On All Saints Sunday, we remember the people who have shaped us, loved us, taught us, and shown us glimpses of what it looks like to follow Jesus. Hebrews describes them as a “great cloud of witnesses,” reminding us that our faith has been formed by generations of people who came before us. But their legacy is not something we simply inherit and admire. We are called to keep running the race before us, looking to Jesus as the pioneer and perfecter of our faith. A Christ-centered legacy is built in ordinary moments: choosing love when hate is easier, pursuing unity when division feels natural, practicing generosity without expecting anything in return, making room for others to belong, and choosing empathy, humility, kindness, and compassion. As we remember the saints who shaped us, we also ask what our lives are showing the people who come after us. Guiding Question: How can the legacies that shaped us help us build lives that point others toward Jesus? Scripture: Hebrews 12:1–2 Mosaic is a United Methodist Church in Cypress, Texas, where we’re learning what it means to follow Jesus together. Wherever you are on your faith journey, there’s room for your story here. Join us in person: Sundays at 10:30 AM Bleyl Middle School 10800 Mills Rd. Houston, TX 77070 Need prayer? Share a prayer request with us at: https://www.mosaicumctx.org/prayer-requests Subscribe to stay connected with worship, sermons, conversations, and stories from Mosaic UMC. #Stewardship #AllSaintsSunday #ChristianLegacy #Hebrews12 #mosaic #cypresstx #cyfair #mosaicumctx
Oct 27

Stewardship of Resources

$tew@rd$#!p isn’t a bad word Stewardship of Resources October 25, 2026 Scripture: 2 Corinthians 8:8–15 Talking about money in church can feel uncomfortable, but Christian stewardship is about much more than meeting a budget. In 2 Corinthians 8, Paul connects generosity to love, grace, and the example of Jesus. Giving is not meant to grow from guilt or obligation, but from a willing heart shaped by gratitude for what God has already given us. Faithful stewardship asks us to look at everything God has placed in our hands and consider how it can bless our church, our community, and our world. The size of the gift is not the measure of faithfulness. What matters is the willingness, love, and trust behind it. Guiding Question: How can I faithfully use what God has given me to bless others? Scripture: 2 Corinthians 8:8–15 At Mosaic, we believe following Jesus shapes every part of our lives, including the way we use our time, talents, opportunities, and resources. We invite you to discover what it means to live generously as part of a community seeking to love God and our neighbors well. Join us in person: Sundays at 10:30 AM Bleyl Middle School 10800 Mills Rd. Houston, TX 77070 Need prayer? Share a prayer request with us: https://www.mosaicumctx.org/prayer-requests Subscribe to stay connected with worship, sermons, conversations, and stories from Mosaic UMC. #Stewardship #Generosity #ChristianGiving #FaithInAction #mosaic #cypresstx #cyfair #mosaicumctx
Oct 20

Stewardship of Power

Stewardship of Power | $tew@rd$h!p is not a bad word Rev. Shuler Sitsch | October 18, 2026 Scripture: Matthew 23:1–12 We all have power and influence in different parts of our lives, whether in our families, workplaces, communities, or churches. But how we use that power matters. In this week's message from Mosaic United Methodist Church, Rev. Shuler Sitsch continues our series, $tew@rd$h!p is not a bad word, by exploring what it means to be good stewards of power. Looking at Jesus' challenge to the religious leaders in Matthew 23, we discover that power itself isn't the problem. The question is whether we use it to benefit ourselves or create opportunities for others. Jesus reminds us that true greatness is found in serving others. When we share our voices, make room at the table, and open doors for others, we begin to use our influence in ways that reflect God's love. Guiding Question: How can we use the power and influence we've been given to help others be heard, included, and empowered? At Mosaic, we believe faith is meant to be lived out through authentic community, inspiring inclusion, and joyfully serving with our neighbors. Wherever you are on your faith journey, there's a place for you here. Join us for worship! Worship with Mosaic on Sundays at 10:30 AM in the Cypress, Texas area. Learn more about our community and how to connect at https://www.mosaicumctx.org. How can we pray for you? Share a prayer request with us at https://www.mosaicumctx.org/prayer-requests. Subscribe to our channel for more worship services, sermons, and opportunities to grow in faith together. #MosaicUMC #Stewardship #StewardshipOfPower #ChristianFaith #LoveYourNeighbor #Matthew23 #UnitedMethodistChurch
Oct 13

Stewardship of People

$tew@rd$#!p is not a bad word | Stewardship of People Rev. Shuler Sitsch | October 11, 2026 When we hear the word stewardship in church, we usually think about money. But what if stewardship is about much more than what we give financially? What if it also includes how we care for the people God has placed in our lives? In this opening message of our series, $tew@rd$#!p is not a bad word, Rev. Shuler Sitsch explores Galatians 6 and Paul's call to bear one another's burdens while also carrying our own loads. Too often, our first instinct when someone is hurting is to try to fix their problems. But following Jesus calls us to something deeper: walking alongside others, offering support without judgment, and being vulnerable enough to receive help ourselves. Stewardship isn't about controlling or fixing people. It's about recognizing our responsibility to love, encourage, support, and invest in one another. A question to consider: Who in your life is carrying a burden right now, and what might it look like to help carry that weight alongside them? Scripture: Galatians 6, with Genesis 1:26–28 Worship with Mosaic At Mosaic United Methodist Church, we believe faith grows through authentic community, meaningful relationships, and serving alongside our neighbors. Wherever you are on your faith journey, there's a place for you here. Join us for worship on Sundays at 10:30 AM, or connect with us online. Learn more about Mosaic: https://www.mosaicumctx.org How can we pray for you? Share a prayer request at https://www.mosaicumctx.org/prayer-requests Subscribe to our channel for weekly worship services, sermons, and opportunities to grow in faith together. #MosaicUMC #StewardshipOfPeople #Galatians6 #ChristianCommunity #UnitedMethodistChurch
Oct 6

Ends of the Earth: World

Here, There, and Everywhere: The World Rev. Shuler Sitsch | October 4, 2026 Scripture: Matthew 28:18–20 The problems of the world can feel overwhelming. We see injustice, division, poverty, violence, and suffering and wonder, “What can I possibly do about all of this?” In the final week of Here, There, and Everywhere, Rev. Shuler Sitsch turns to Jesus’ Great Commission and the call to make disciples of all nations. Jesus gives his followers a mission far bigger than any one person could accomplish alone. Yet that does not mean we are powerless. Through the vision of beloved community, we are reminded that we belong to one another and that God’s love extends far beyond the boundaries we create. We can participate in God’s work throughout the world by educating ourselves, giving generously, praying faithfully, and living according to the deepest truth we know: God loves the world. Guiding Question: How can we faithfully serve a world whose needs are bigger than anything we can solve on our own? Scripture: Matthew 28:18–20 At Mosaic United Methodist Church, we believe God calls us to inspire inclusion, cultivate authentic community, and joyfully serve with our neighbor. We invite you to join us as we seek to follow Jesus here, there, and everywhere. Have a prayer request? We would be honored to pray with you: https://www.mosaicumctx.org/prayer-requests #MosaicUMC #HereThereAndEverywhere #TheGreatCommission #BelovedCommunity #UnitedMethodist #UMC #FaithInAction #LoveYourNeighbor
Sep 30

Judea/Samaria: Stranger

Series: Here, There, and Everywhere Sermon: Samaria / Strangers Preacher: Rev. Whitney Peper Date: September 27, 2026 The parable of the Good Samaritan is one of Jesus’ most familiar stories, but what happens when we look at it through different eyes? Rather than simply asking, “Who is my neighbor?” Jesus challenges us to ask, “Whose neighbor will I be?” The story reminds us that knowing God’s Word is not the same as living God’s Word and that following Jesus calls us beyond deciding who deserves our compassion. But there is another side to the story. Sometimes we are the person walking down the road with an opportunity to offer mercy, and sometimes we are the person lying beside it who needs to receive help. The Kingdom of God draws near when we have the compassion to care for a stranger and the humility to accept care from someone we may never have expected. Guiding Question: What changes when we stop asking who qualifies as our neighbor and begin asking whose neighbor we are willing to be? Scripture Reference: Luke 10:25–37 Subscribe to stay connected with Mosaic UMC and join us as we seek to inspire inclusion, cultivate authentic community, and joyfully serve with our neighbor. Join us for worship: Sundays at 10:30 AM Bleyl Middle School 10800 Mills Rd. Houston, TX 77070 Need prayer? Share a prayer request with us: https://www.mosaicumctx.org/prayer-requests #mosaic #cypresstx #cyfair #mosaicumctx
Sep 22

Jerusalem: Neighbor

Here, There and Everywhere: Neighbors Rev. Shuler Sitsch September 20, 2026 Acts 2:42-47 What does it look like to joyfully serve the people right around us? In Acts 2, the earliest followers of Jesus formed a community rooted in generosity, worship, shared meals, and intentional relationships. Their example challenges us to look at our own neighborhoods, workplaces, church, and community and ask how we can move beyond simply wanting to be good neighbors and begin making room for one another in our everyday lives. Guiding Question: What would it look like for you to move beyond thinking about being a good neighbor and take one intentional step toward becoming one? Scripture: Acts 2:42-47 Series Scripture: Acts 1:8 At Mosaic UMC, we believe God calls us to Inspiring Inclusion, Cultivating Authentic Community, and Joyfully Serving with Our Neighbor. Join us for worship Sundays at 10:30 AM at Bleyl Middle School, 10800 Mills Rd., Houston, TX 77070. Learn more about Mosaic UMC: https://www.mosaicumctx.org Have a prayer request? We would be honored to pray with you: https://www.mosaicumctx.org/prayer-requests Subscribe to follow along with worship, sermons, conversations, and more from Mosaic UMC. #HereThereAndEverywhere #LoveYourNeighbor #Acts2 #ChristianCommunity #mosaic #cypresstx #cyfair #mosaicumctx

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