Life seems to stack up the good with the bad, new life with sudden death, health with sickness…and so much more. This week has been filled with all of that. Romans 12:15 commands us to “Rejoice with those who rejoice; mourn with those who mourn.” So...
As God would have it, we find ourselves in a passage of Scripture this week (Romans 13:1-7) that could not be more timely to the challenges the church in America and around the world is facing: how to relate to ever-changing governmental edicts coming as a result of the Covid-19...
The last six weeks have been quite a faith journey for Mosaic! Six weeks ago we began our first world missions conference. We caught more of God’s heart for our lost world and got to know the wonderful hearts of our own missionaries. Then it was our turn. Starting...
As we move into this weekend, I want to encourage you to do a little “prep work” to your worship. Last weekend we wrapped up our 1st annual Missions Conference by asking the question, “So NOW what?” “What’s God asking each of US to do individually...
Some days are more consequential than others. This Saturday and Sunday are two of those days. Tomorrow, from 3:00-5:00 p.m., we’ll be hosting our downtown neighborhood in our parking lot. PRAISE IN THE PARKING LOT is our opportunity as a church family to share a meal with our...
How would your life, mine and the life of Mosaic be different if God took back the Holy Spirit from our souls? Hopefully it would feel like the worst death of a loved-one we could ever experience. Hopefully Mosaic would cease to exist…or we would become a people who cried out...
There’s just something refreshing about spring flowers and new, green growth on everything this time of year, isn’t there? Seeing fresh growth everywhere has a way of energizing me to want to get busy beautifying my own yard. I’m not actually the one making the growth or...
What road are you on after the resurrection? That question could have been asked of every disciple of Jesus who did and didn’t see the resurrected Christ after that great Resurrection Morning. Thankfully, we do know that two of His followers were on their way to Emmaus, a...
As I write this, it’s Good Friday. I’m thinking all day about the immensity of the love of God for every one of us— Love large enough to make a plan to save you and me from our sins forever… before the world was even made. Love large enough to leave the...
That one-of-a-kind Passover night over two-thousand years ago, Jesus invited His disciples to join him during his hours of greatest trial and human need. In the dark of night, eleven of the twelve joined him in the Garden of Gethsemane for a few short hours of prayer. As you probably...