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EPISODE · May 28, 2026

Performance vs. Authenticity

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Faith can become performative when it is more focused on being seen by others than being honest before God. In this sermon, Rev. Whitney Peper reflects on Jesus’ parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector, reminding us that authentic faith begins with humility, mercy, and the quiet places where we come before God as we truly are. Guiding Question: Where might your faith be more focused on appearance than authenticity? Scripture: Luke 18:9–14 #performancevsauthenticity #wherethechurchgetsitwrong #authenticfaith #humility #mosaicumc #mosaicumctx #cypresstx #cyfair Connect and Find Support at Mosaic UMC Subscribe to stay connected with worship, sermons, and stories from Mosaic United Methodist Church. Join us for worship Sundays at 10:30 AM at Bleyl Middle School. Need prayer? Submit a prayer request: https://www.mosaicumctx.org/prayer-requests

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Faith can become performative when it is more focused on being seen by others than being honest before God. In this sermon, Rev. Whitney Peper reflects on Jesus’ parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector, reminding us that authentic faith begins...

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