In the third preach in our series on Healthy Church Jonny Holder uses Paul’s letters to the churches in Ephesus and Rome to highlight the importance of discipleship as a core characteristic of a healthy church.

A healthy Christian church doesn’t set its culture and doctrine by the standards of the society and time in which it sits. It follows the word of God, the bible, in all things, in season and out of season. Simpson unpacks this for us using 2 Timothy 3:16 – 4:5.

We are growing a healthy Christian church that puts God at the Centre of all we do, but what does this mean? In our first preach of this mini-series, Jonny gives us answers to this question from 1 Samuel 7.

Proverbs tells us so much about how to live godly lives, walking in the way of wisdom. One of the most destructive human traits is anger. God himself is slow to anger and abounding in love, let’s look at how we can be more like him today.

The book of proverbs warns us about ‘The Fool’, who are they, what are their characteristics and how can we ensure we avoid being considered foolish as we attempt to walk in the way of wisdom?

“Show me your friends and I will show you your future” is a modern proverb that reflects the truth that those we walk with will influence whether we walk in wisdom or foolishness. In this preach Simon unpacks how our friendships shape us and how we can be true friends to others.

In Proverbs the “Simple Person” is not rebellious, but uninformed, inexperienced and easily influenced. This sermon focusses on the danger of remaining in spiritual immaturity and how by God’s grace and the power of the Holy Spirit we can transition from naivety to wisdom.

In the opener to our summer series, The People of Proverbs, Jonny shares what the book of Proverbs is about and explains that the series will investigate the personifications of humanity within it. This week we focus on what it is to have not just worldly knowledge, but godly wisdom.

July 19th 2026 was Everyone Sunday at Mosaic, we shared a relaxed time all learning together about the amazing family and body we are a part of and celebrated with testimonies and baptisms. This is a slightly different preach to our regular method, but we hope you enjoy it and learn from it.

Once the work had been completed the people moved back into the city of Jerusalem and the surrounding towns, Ezra the priest consecrated the city and the people confessed their sin, but rather than continuing to honour God they returned to their old ways of disobedience and idolatry. Nehemiah prayed to God and appealed to the people for obedience. Andy shows us what this teaches us today about rebuilding our hearts