Lunch Hour With Renaut

As a follow-up to the previous episode on Sorrow & Suffering, during this Lunch Hour with Renaut we explore aspects of healing and faith.

In this episode, we explore the hard reality of sorrow and suffering while looking at the beauty that emerges as we encounter God's grace and glory in the midst of it all.

Christmas. It's the most wonderful time of the year! It's also a time of crowded calendars, hurry and stress. How can this season somehow inspire the best in us, while simultaneously unleashing the worst in us? Let's discuss how we can "Christmas Well" so that the Christmas season is one genuinely marked by "good news great joy".

Mosaic has always had a heart to Love God, Love People, and Serve the World. As we seek to do that, we immediately begin to look to make gospel impact both locally and globally, and where God may be preparing opportunities for us to step into in the future.

At Mosaic, we take God's call to care deeply about every person He entrusts to our story very seriously. This week, we will focus in on how God is inviting us to step into the lives of children and their families who have special needs or come from traumatic backgrounds.

Do churches really need buildings? When you consider the cost of building, renovating, and maintaining property, it's important to ask the question- do we need this? And spoiler alert: we'll go on a tour of the future expansion space in Winter Garden and the new location for Mosaic at WDW.

In this Special Edition of Lunch Hour, Renaut will spend the hour answering questions sent in by viewers. We encouraged everyone to think back over unanswered questions from previous Lunch Hour episodes or to simply let us know a topic they would like to discuss relevant to the Mosaic community.

As we seek to follow Jesus in this spiritual life, we recognize that God has made each of us uniquely and we connect uniquely with him. One of the tools that we have found to help us discover how we are uniquely wired is the Enneagram. Over the next few weeks, we will be unpacking this tool and giving insight on how it can be helpful in our ultimate goal of Following after Jesus in this spiritual life.

As we seek to follow Jesus in this spiritual life, we recognize that God has made each of us uniquely and we connect uniquely with him. One of the tools that we have found to help us discover how we are uniquely wired is the Enneagram. Over the next few weeks, we will be unpacking this tool and giving insight on how it can be helpful in our ultimate goal of Following after Jesus in this spiritual life.

As we seek to follow Jesus in this spiritual life, we recognize that God has made each of us uniquely and we connect uniquely with him. One of the tools that we have found to help us discover how we are uniquely wired is the Enneagram. Over the next few weeks, we will be unpacking this tool and giving insight on how it can be helpful in our ultimate goal of Following after Jesus in this spiritual life.

As we seek to follow Jesus in this spiritual life, we recognize that God has made each of us uniquely and we connect uniquely with him. One of the tools that we have found to help us discover how we are uniquely wired is the Enneagram. Over the next few weeks, we will be unpacking this tool and giving insight on how it can be helpful in our ultimate goal of Following after Jesus in this spiritual life.

God's word describes a battle we fight between the "flesh" and the "spirit", where we recognize that God has given us His Spirit to live by, yet we still struggle with a sinful nature in bodies that are yet to be redeemed. This week, we will be talking about addictions, recognizing that our culture offers us many ways to cope with this life – yet God always offers us a better way.

God's word describes a battle we fight between the "flesh" and the "spirit", where we recognize that God has given us His Spirit to live by, yet we still struggle with a sinful nature in bodies that are yet to be redeemed. This week we will talk about addictions and mental health along with Andy Blanchard from Discovery Counseling.

Life can be so hard, because as Renaut often reminds us, we live on Planet Death. This week we will explore the incredible power of the disciplines of gratitude and celebration and how those disciplines help us transcend the difficult realities we face in this life.

Fasting. Sounds fun, huh? Actually it probably doesn't. Who wants to purposefully deny themselves of food for the sake of spiritual growth? But the reality is, fasting can be an incredible opportunity.

God's Word is so full of incredible truth about who He is, who we are, and what He's called us to do. The only problem is, many times we have difficulty understanding it! The Spiritual Discipline of Study can change the dynamic so that we can read the Bible, understand it, and allow it to transform us into people who know God and make Him known!

When we think of Spiritual Disciplines, we rarely think about how we handle our finances, however, Jesus had a great deal to say on this subject. Today we will explore the beauty of how the discipline of generosity can contribute to our spiritual growth in a way that nothing else can.

In a culture of constant communication and instant information, the idea of Silence and Solitude is a pretty foreign concept. Yet these disciplines are incredible opportunities to grow in our relationship with God.

Renaut and Brooke share their story on how Soul Care became such an important part of their lives, and subsequently part of the Mosaic story.

Why is it so difficult to care for our souls? The world we live in is so fast-paced and we are constantly bombarded with information and entertainment. Renaut discovered that taking care of palm trees reveals a spiritual principle about soul care.