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# Mosaic

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## Posts
- [Not a Self-Improvement Plan, but a Rescue Mission](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/not-a-self-improvement-plan-but-a-rescue-mission/): Years ago, early one morning in Scottsdale, Arizona, our pastor and his brother were driving behind a house painters' van when it began swerving across the road. Moments later, it hit the curb and flipped. They ran to the van and opened the back doors. Paint was everywhere, and one of the men inside was gasping for air with a mouthful of paint. Our pastor reached in with his bare hand, pulled the paint out of the man's mouth, and heard him finally draw a breath.
- [Waking Up to a World That Hasn’t Heard](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/waking-up-to-a-world-that-hasnt-heard/): Many of us first heard the story of Jonah as kids. A runaway prophet, a storm at sea, a giant fish, and a happy ending. It's great material for Sunday school. But the book of Jonah isn't in the Bible because we needed a children's curriculum. It's a wake-up call for the church today.
- [Living Free When the World Hasn’t Caught Up](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/living-free-when-the-world-hasnt-caught-up/): Remember when Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead? After four days in the tomb, Lazarus walks out alive. And the first thing Jesus tells the people around him is this: take off the grave clothes. It's an identity statement. You were dead, but now you're alive. You don't have to wear those anymore, because that's not who you are.
- [What Changes When You Belong to God](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/what-changes-when-you-belong-to-god/): What makes you part of a team? Is it putting on the jersey? Or is it something more, like the loyalty of a Chicago Bears fan born in 1982 who is still waiting for a Super Bowl win since 1985?
- [Stay Awake: Living Alert and Hopeful in a Distracted World](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/stay-awake-living-alert-and-hopeful-in-a-distracted-world/): Have you ever felt your phone buzz in your pocket, pulled it out, and found nothing? No text. No notification. Just a blank screen. There's actually a name for that. It's called phantom vibration syndrome, and by some estimates somewhere between 70 and 90 percent of people with a smartphone have experienced it.
- [Jesus Is Enough: Why Your Identity, Satisfaction, and Purpose All Run Through Him](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/jesus-is-enough-why-your-identity-satisfaction-and-purpose-all-run-through-him/): On a recent trip, David woke up before the hotel coffee shop even opened. That is how early we are talking about, early enough that there was no excuse for what happened next. No coffee shop open, no coffee in the room, and (in his words) a man who cannot function without his morning cup. So he did what any reasonable, slightly grumpy person would do: he ordered a fifteen-dollar Uber to go get a five-dollar coffee, because the world was not moving on his schedule and he was not willing to wait for it.
- [Ordinary Things Become Holy Things: A Theology of Mission for Everyday Life](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/ordinary-things-become-holy-things-a-theology-of-mission-for-everyday-life/): This week, Josh came to church buzzing with an idea that had derailed his entire week of sermon prep: what actually holds things together? Not people, not relationships yet, just matter. Atoms. Molecules. The chair you sit in every morning, the table in your kitchen, even your own body. Using a simple illustration at the piano, he had a musician play a single note, then another, then a third, each one fine on its own. But played together, a C, an E, and a G formed something new: a chord, each note vibrating in harmony with the others, building the others up.
- [Saved From Something, Saved To Someone: Why Community Is Part of the Good News](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/saved-from-something-saved-to-someone-why-community-is-part-of-the-good-news/): Every year in the Good News series, Mosaic reorients around one simple, churchy-sounding truth: Jesus is what matters most. But knowing that and living like it are two different things. One recent morning captures it perfectly. Walking downstairs with Bible in hand, ready for coffee and a quiet moment with God, an empty Amazon box on the kitchen counter needed to go out. Then some tools on the garage bench needed putting away. Then a load of laundry needed switching. Then the dog needed a walk. Then the kids needed breakfast and a ride to school. By the time the morning was in motion, one thing had been missed entirely: coffee. And Jesus.
- [Is Your Gospel Too Small? Finding the Room You Didn’t Know Was There](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/is-your-gospel-too-small-finding-the-room-you-didnt-know-was-there/): A few years ago, I traveled to a small town in India with a friend. It was one of those trips that felt like an adventure before it even started: cryptic instructions, an overnight train, checking into a hotel under a false name so there would be no record we had been there. When we finally got to our room, it was tiny. One bed, and my friend and I are not small men. For two nights we took turns sleeping with one leg on the mattress and one leg hanging off, doing everything we could to avoid touching each other, exhausted and more than a little annoyed.
- [The Difference Between Keeping the Peace and Making It](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/blessed-are-the-peacemakers-the-difference-between-keeping-the-peace-and-making-it/): This past Sunday, missionaries Chris and Tina Ferry sat down in front of Mosaic to close out our study of the Beatitudes, and instead of a typical sermon, they told us stories. Some were about the work God is doing among indigenous women across the Amazon, where Chris and Tina serve. Some were deeply personal, the kind of story you only share with people you call home. Both were rooted in the same two verses: "God blesses those who work for peace, for they will be called the children of God. God blesses those who are persecuted for doing right, for the kingdom of heaven is theirs" (Matthew 5:9-10).
- [The Freedom of an Undivided Life](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/the-freedom-of-an-undivided-life/): Have you ever felt like you're living two different lives? Not in some dramatic, secretive way. Just the quiet exhaustion of being in the world just enough to not have fun, and in the church just enough to feel guilty about it. One foot planted in the kingdom of heaven, the other still holding on to whatever the world keeps telling you that you need.
- [The Strength Nobody Talks About](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/the-strength-nobody-talks-about/): If you have ever called a contractor asking for a "light remodel," you already understand something about what Jesus is doing in the Sermon on the Mount.
- [Letting God Soften What the World Has Hardened](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/letting-god-soften-what-the-world-has-hardened/): Our pastor will tell you he was never an art guy. Walking through a museum used to mean one thing to him: get out as fast as possible and go find tacos. But his wife loves art. She can stand in front of a painting and see the brushstrokes, the lighting, the color palette, the story behind the artist. And over twenty-seven years of marriage, something shifted. He didn't fall in love with art. He started to appreciate it, because watching someone he loves love something opened his eyes to see what he wouldn't have noticed on his own.
- [Making Room for God to Fill You](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/making-room-for-god-to-fill-you/): Have you ever walked into a worship service angry? Not at anyone in particular, just tired, cynical, and daring God to prove himself? That was the posture our pastor once brought into a conference during a genuinely dry season of faith. Things weren't going well. Ministry felt unclear. Finances were tight. And while everyone around him seemed to be meeting God in that room, tears in their eyes, all he could think was, "These people don't know what they're doing."
- [The Identity You Are Invited to Grasp, Not Earn](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/the-identity-you-are-invited-to-grasp-not-earn/): It is easy for us to walk into a building on a Sunday morning, sit in a chair, sing out loud, and never think twice about what a gift that actually is. We can take for granted the freedom to gather, to sing, to hear the word taught without fear. But whether we gather in silence or in song, the deeper question underneath all of it is the same one Paul kept circling back to in his letter to the Colossians: what identity are you living from?
- [What a Resurrected Life Actually Looks Like](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/what-a-resurrected-life-actually-looks-like/): Here is where it gets practical. If we believe what Paul says is true, then the natural next question is: what changes? What does a resurrected life actually look like when you are still living an ordinary Tuesday?
- [Why Jesus Is the Only Thing Strong Enough to Hold You](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/why-jesus-is-the-only-thing-strong-enough-to-hold-you/): This is the heart of the series we are in, Held Together. The things we think are holding our lives together are the things we have quietly put our trust in. And the problem is, most of them buckle under pressure. But when we begin to trust our lives to Jesus, something changes. We start to experience the kind of security that lets us actually breathe, the kind of safety that makes room for love and joy and peace and patience and a sound mind. That is the invitation of the gospel. And it begins with a simple but difficult truth: God's design is good.
- [Christ in You All: Why You Were Never Meant to Follow Jesus Alone](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/christ-in-you-all-why-you-were-never-meant-to-follow-jesus-alone/): Late one night you run out of coffee. So you pick up your phone, tap a few buttons, and a box of K-cups shows up on the front step the next morning. You did not have to get dressed or get in the car or talk to a single human being. You just clicked, and the thing you wanted arrived.
- [A Bigger View of Jesus](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/a-bigger-view-of-jesus/): The problem is simple. We have a small view of Jesus.
- [What Is Actually Holding Your Life Together?](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/what-is-actually-holding-your-life-together/): Experience Mosaic in person this Sunday at 10:00 AM. Come as you are, grab a coffee at the café, and discover what it means to be held together by grace. We would love to meet you there.
- [Nine Walked Away Healed. One Walked Away Whole.](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/nine-walked-away-healed-one-walked-away-whole/): Jesus tells them to go show themselves to the priests. And here is the part that is easy to miss: they are not healed yet when he says it. They have to start walking before anything changes. It is only "as they went" that they are cleansed. All ten of them. And then nine of them just keep going. Only one turns around. That gap, between the nine and the one, is where this story lives. And it leaves us with a question worth sitting with: are you settling for being cleansed when Jesus is offering to make you whole?
- [The Father Was Already Running](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/the-father-was-already-running/): The younger son's request would have landed like a slap. "Father, give me my share of the estate." In that culture, this was not a financial transaction. It was the equivalent of saying, I wish you were dead. I want what is coming to me, and I do not want to wait for you to be gone to get it. It was a rejection of the father himself.
- [She Was Done Trying. That’s When Everything Changed.](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/she-was-done-trying-thats-when-everything-changed/): It is possible to attend church, hear the right words, be surrounded by the right community, and still never really reach. Proximity to good things is not the same as faith. The crowd pressed in on Jesus without anything changing for them. This woman pressed through the crowd to reach him, and everything changed. The question worth sitting with is not whether you are near the things of Jesus. It is whether you are actually reaching.
- [When the Storm Feels Stronger Than Your Faith](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/when-the-storm-feels-stronger-than-your-faith/): This story is not just about something Peter did or something Jesus did. It is a picture of what it actually feels like to follow Jesus in the real world. And it leaves us with a question worth sitting with: what do you do when the storms feel stronger than your faith?
- [Abraham and Isaac](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/abraham-and-isaac/): If you have ever read the story of Abraham and Isaac in Genesis 22, you know it is a hard and tension-filled passage. It is the kind of story that makes you uncomfortable and challenges your understanding of God. Throughout the Old Testament, God explicitly calls out and condemns child sacrifice. He spoke through the prophet Jeremiah to say that burning sons and daughters in the fire was something He never commanded and that never even entered His mind. Yet, in this specific chapter, He seems to ask Abraham to do exactly that.
- [The Emmaus Road](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/the-emmaus-road/): It is a common scene in many households. You open the refrigerator door and begin looking for the mayonnaise. You scan the shelves but cannot find it anywhere. You might even call out for help, only to be told it is on the second shelf in the door. When you look again and still do not see it, your spouse walks into the kitchen and opens the door. They grab the jar from the exact spot they described.
- [The Power of the Table](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/the-power-of-the-table/): At the table, we don’t earn our way in. We are invited. We are welcomed. We are reminded that Jesus is not just for us. He is with us.
- [Drop the Rope](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/drop-the-rope/): Sometimes freedom comes when you drop the rope.
- [Who’s in Charge?](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/whos-in-charge/): Because when Jesus is in charge, we do not lose control. We gain peace.
- [Where Does Your Authority Come From?](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/where-does-your-authority-come-from/): Where does your authority come from?
- [The King You Didn’t Know You Needed](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/the-king-you-didnt-know-you-needed/): When Jesus enters Jerusalem on a donkey, the crowd celebrates a king of their own making. They want power, liberation, and victory. But Jesus refuses to play by their rules. His authority does not come through domination. It comes through humility, surrender, and sacrificial love.
- [Faith That Sees Clearly](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/faith-that-sees-clearly/): We all come to Jesus with partial sight. We want healing, clarity, and certainty, but we also want to stay in control. Yet Jesus leads us gently, laying hands on us more than once and teaching us that the journey of faith is not instant but relational.
- [You Are the Light of the World](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/you-are-the-light-of-the-world/): What if Jesus meant exactly what He said when He called you “the light of the world”?

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## Sermons
- [The Purpose of the Church](https://welcometomosaic.com/sermon/the-purpose-of-the-church/): What do we do when God doesn't act the way we expect? In this message, we explore how Jesus helps us understand suffering, surrender our expectations, and discover the purpose of the church. Through the good news of Jesus Christ, we are invited into a life of freedom and a mission that reaches beyond Sunday mornings.
- [Missions and the Heart of God](https://welcometomosaic.com/sermon/missions-and-the-heart-of-god/): What does the story of Jonah teach us about God’s heart for the world? In Jonah 1–4, God pursues both a reluctant prophet and a rebellious city, revealing His remarkable mercy and desire for people to turn to Him. This familiar story challenges us to see beyond our own comfort and embrace God’s mission to make the good news of Jesus known to every nation.
- [You Have Agency in Jesus](https://welcometomosaic.com/sermon/you-have-agency-in-jesus/): In 1 Peter 2:11–25, Peter challenges Christians to live faithfully in a world that often pulls them away from the way of Jesus. Rather than allowing our circumstances, past experiences, or cultural expectations to define us, we can remember that we belong to God and find our identity in Christ.
- [Part of the Family](https://welcometomosaic.com/sermon/part-of-the-family/): In 1 Peter 2, Peter writes to Christians who are scattered across different places and reminds them that their circumstances do not determine their identity. Through Jesus, they belong to God and to one another, becoming part of a new family shaped by His love and purpose.
- [Stay Awake](https://welcometomosaic.com/sermon/stay-awake/): In 1 Peter 1:13–25, Peter calls believers to move from knowing their identity in Christ to living from that identity. He challenges us to stay spiritually awake, set our hope on Jesus, and pursue holiness as people who belong to God.
- [Jesus is Enough](https://welcometomosaic.com/sermon/jesus-is-enough/): In 1 Peter 1:1–12, Peter writes to believers who are scattered and facing suffering, reminding them that their identity is rooted in God’s mercy and their hope is alive through Jesus. Rather than allowing circumstances, success, failure, suffering, or the past to define us, Peter points us back to the One who has us.
- [Everyday Mission](https://welcometomosaic.com/sermon/everyday-mission/): In 1 Thessalonians 4:9–12, Paul describes a life shaped by love, faithfulness, and purpose in the everyday. In Matthew 28:16–20, Jesus sends His followers into the world, reminding us that our mission isn't necessarily about going somewhere extraordinary, but about living faithfully wherever God has already placed us.
- [Community](https://welcometomosaic.com/sermon/community/): In Matthew 6:25–34, Jesus speaks directly to our tendency to worry about the things we need and the things competing for our attention. Instead of telling us to ignore everyday responsibilities, Jesus invites us to seek first the kingdom of God and trust Him with the rest.
- [Is Your Gospel too Small?](https://welcometomosaic.com/sermon/is-your-gospel-too-small/): This message asks a foundational question for followers of Jesus: What is the gospel, and have we made it smaller than it really is?
- [Blessed are the Peacemakers](https://welcometomosaic.com/sermon/blessed-are-the-peacemakers/): In Matthew 5:9–10, Jesus calls His followers to be peacemakers and reminds us that those who are persecuted for doing what is right belong to the kingdom of heaven. This message explores what it means to pursue real peace through Jesus, even when peacemaking is difficult, uncomfortable, or brings opposition.
- [Blessed are the Pure in Heart](https://welcometomosaic.com/sermon/blessed-are-the-pure-in-heart/): In Matthew 5, Jesus continues teaching through the Beatitudes and invites His followers into a different way of living. He calls us to hunger and thirst for righteousness, trust God’s design, and discover that lasting satisfaction is found not in what the world promises but in God Himself.
- [Blessed Are the Meek & Those Who Hunger and Thirst for Righteousness](https://welcometomosaic.com/sermon/blessed-are-the-meek-those-who-hunger-and-thirst-for-righteousness/): In Matthew 5:4–6, Jesus continues the Beatitudes by inviting us to a life that looks radically different from the world around us. Through mourning, meekness, and a hunger for righteousness, He shows us that true strength isn't found in control or revenge, but in surrendering our lives to the love of God.
- [Blessed Are Those Who Mourn](https://welcometomosaic.com/sermon/blessed-are-those-who-mourn/): Jesus begins the Sermon on the Mount with words that challenge everything our culture celebrates. In Matthew 5:1–12, He teaches that the kingdom of heaven belongs to those who recognize their need for God, revealing that true blessing begins with humility and dependence—not achievement.
- [Blessed are the Poor in Spirit](https://welcometomosaic.com/sermon/blessed-are-the-poor-in-spirit/): Jesus begins the Sermon on the Mount with words that challenge everything our culture celebrates. In Matthew 5:1–12, He teaches that the kingdom of heaven belongs to those who recognize their need for God, revealing that true blessing begins with humility and dependence—not achievement.
- [Take Hold](https://welcometomosaic.com/sermon/take-hold/): As we conclude our Held Together series, we look at Colossians 4:2–6 and Paul's final encouragement to the church. Because Jesus holds all things together, we can live from our identity in Christ instead of striving to earn God's approval.
- [New Life is Possible](https://welcometomosaic.com/sermon/new-life-is-possible/): In Colossians 3:1–17, Paul reminds us that Jesus didn't simply forgive our sins—He made new life possible. Because Christ has defeated sin, death, and the powers of darkness, every believer is invited to live from a new identity marked by hope, freedom, and transformation.
- [God’s Design is Good](https://welcometomosaic.com/sermon/gods-design-is-good/): In Colossians 2, Paul reminds believers to stay rooted in Christ rather than being distracted by empty philosophies, religious performance, or counterfeit promises. This passage reveals that God's design is good and that Jesus alone provides the security and freedom our hearts are searching for.
- [Why you need the church](https://welcometomosaic.com/sermon/why-you-need-the-church/): In Colossians 1:27–2:5, Paul unveils the mystery of God's plan: Christ dwelling among His people as the hope of glory. This passage reminds us that spiritual maturity, encouragement, and transformation happen best in community as we center our lives on Jesus together.
- [The Hope of Glory](https://welcometomosaic.com/sermon/the-hope-of-glory/): The same Jesus who holds the cosmos together has placed His gospel message within His people. No matter what you're facing, you can trust Him to sustain you, transform you, and use your life to shine His hope into the world.
- [Grace Holds Us Together](https://welcometomosaic.com/sermon/grace-holds-us-together/): In Colossians 1:1–14, Paul writes to a young church learning how to follow Jesus in a complicated world. His message is simple yet profound: when life feels like it’s coming apart, only Jesus can hold it together through His grace.
- [The Ten Lepers](https://welcometomosaic.com/sermon/the-ten-lepers/): In Luke 17:11–19, Jesus heals ten men with leprosy, but only one returns to thank Him. Through this powerful encounter, Jesus reveals that true healing goes deeper than physical restoration—it reaches the roots of our hearts and leads us into freedom.
- [The Prodigal Son](https://welcometomosaic.com/sermon/the-prodigal-son/): In Luke 15:11–32, Jesus tells the story of a rebellious son, a compassionate father, and an older brother who misses the heart of grace. Set within the tension of first-century culture and competing worldviews, this parable reveals the relentless love of God and His invitation for every person to return home.
- [The Woman Jesus Healed](https://welcometomosaic.com/sermon/the-woman-jesus-healed/): In Mark 5:24–34, a woman suffering for twelve years pushes through the crowd to reach Jesus, believing that healing could be found in the hem of His garment. This powerful story reveals how generations of prophecy, hope, and longing pointed to Jesus as the One who restores what is broken.
- [Peter Walks on Water](https://welcometomosaic.com/sermon/peter-walks-on-water/): In Matthew 14:22–33, the disciples struggle against a storm while crossing the lake, exhausted and overwhelmed by the waves around them. But in the middle of their fear, Jesus comes walking on the water, reminding them that His presence is greater than the storm and His power is stronger than their limitations.
- [Abraham and Isaac](https://welcometomosaic.com/sermon/abraham-and-isaac/)
- [The Emmaus Road](https://welcometomosaic.com/sermon/the-emmaus-road/)
- [The Woman at the Well](https://welcometomosaic.com/sermon/the-woman-at-the-well/)
- [Show Me Your Glory](https://welcometomosaic.com/sermon/show-me-your-glory/)

## Events
- [Build a Bag | Share Thanksgiving](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/build-a-bag-share-thanksgiving/): This Thanksgiving, help a local family enjoy a full table and a hopeful holiday. Pick up a grocery bag at Mosaic on October 25, along with a suggested shopping list. Fill it with Thanksgiving dinner essentials and return it by November 15.
- [The Voluntour](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/the-voluntour/2026-11-01/): Discover Your Place. Make a Difference.
- [Strengthening Marriage](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/strengthening-marriage/2026-11-01/): Strengthening Marriage is a practical Bible study designed to help married and engaged couples invest in their relationship and grow stronger together.
- [Pursuit](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/pursuit-3/2026-11-01/): High School Ministry - Sundays 6:00-8:00 PM
- [Encounter](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/encounter-3/2026-11-04/): Middle School Ministry - Wednesdays 7:00-9:00 PM
- [Journey Women’s Bible Study](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/journey-womens-bible-study/2026-11-05/): What happens when ordinary people say “yes” to God?
- [Forge: An All-Men’s Gathering](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/forge-an-all-mens-gathering/): Forge is a quarterly gathering for men of all ages to come together, grow in faith, and encourage one another in the areas that matter most—family, friendships, work, and life. Like iron forged in the fire, we are shaped and refined in Christ and sharpened together. "As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another."
- [Baptism Sunday](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/baptism-sunday-2/): When you choose baptism, you’re declaring that Jesus has transformed your life and you’re ready to embrace the new identity He gives you. Whether you’re just beginning your faith journey or have recently made the decision to follow Jesus, this is your next step toward spiritual growth.
- [Strengthening Marriage](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/strengthening-marriage/2026-11-08/): Strengthening Marriage is a practical Bible study designed to help married and engaged couples invest in their relationship and grow stronger together.
- [Pursuit](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/pursuit-3/2026-11-08/): High School Ministry - Sundays 6:00-8:00 PM
- [55+ Thanksgiving Meal](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/55-thanksgiving-meal/): We’re gathering for a Thanksgiving meal designed just for our 55+ community at Mosaic. Come enjoy a time of food, connection, and encouragement as we celebrate the season of gratitude together.
- [Encounter](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/encounter-3/2026-11-11/): Middle School Ministry - Wednesdays 7:00-9:00 PM
- [Journey Women’s Bible Study](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/journey-womens-bible-study/2026-11-12/): What happens when ordinary people say “yes” to God?
- [MomCo](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/momco/2026-11-12/): You're Not Meant to Mother Alone. Motherhood is full of joy, but it can also feel overwhelming and lonely. Whether you're navigating sleepless nights, busy schedules, or simply looking for meaningful friendships, you don't have to do it by yourself. At MomCo, you'll find a welcoming community of moms who are growing together through encouragement, honest conversations, and faith. Our gatherings are designed to help you build lasting friendships, find support for every season of motherhood, and be reminded that you're never alone. Join Us MomCo meets on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays from September through May, 7:00–9:00 PM, at Mosaic Church. Whether you're a first-time mom or have been parenting for years, there's a place for you here. Come connect with other women who understand the joys and challenges of motherhood as we encourage one another and grow together. Contact: mosaicmomco@gmail.com
- [The Welcome](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/the-welcome/2026-11-15/): The Welcome is a 15-minute, monthly meet-up where you can ask questions, hear the Mosaic story, and figure out if this is the right place for your next step.
- [Strengthening Marriage](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/strengthening-marriage/2026-11-15/): Strengthening Marriage is a practical Bible study designed to help married and engaged couples invest in their relationship and grow stronger together.
- [Pursuit](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/pursuit-3/2026-11-15/): High School Ministry - Sundays 6:00-8:00 PM
- [Encounter](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/encounter-3/2026-11-18/): Middle School Ministry - Wednesdays 7:00-9:00 PM
- [Journey Women’s Bible Study](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/journey-womens-bible-study/2026-11-19/): What happens when ordinary people say “yes” to God?
- [40+ Singles Potluck](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/40-singles-potluck/): Looking for meaningful connection and a chance to meet others in a similar season of life? Join us for the 40+ Singles Potluck! Enjoy a meal, share conversation, and get to know others in a welcoming community. Whether you’re new to Mosaic or already feel at home, there’s a place for you at the table.
- [Strengthening Marriage](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/strengthening-marriage/2026-11-22/): Strengthening Marriage is a practical Bible study designed to help married and engaged couples invest in their relationship and grow stronger together.
- [Pursuit](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/pursuit-3/2026-11-22/): High School Ministry - Sundays 6:00-8:00 PM
- [Journey Women’s Bible Study](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/journey-womens-bible-study/2026-11-26/): What happens when ordinary people say “yes” to God?
- [MomCo](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/momco/2026-11-26/): You're Not Meant to Mother Alone. Motherhood is full of joy, but it can also feel overwhelming and lonely. Whether you're navigating sleepless nights, busy schedules, or simply looking for meaningful friendships, you don't have to do it by yourself. At MomCo, you'll find a welcoming community of moms who are growing together through encouragement, honest conversations, and faith. Our gatherings are designed to help you build lasting friendships, find support for every season of motherhood, and be reminded that you're never alone. Join Us MomCo meets on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays from September through May, 7:00–9:00 PM, at Mosaic Church. Whether you're a first-time mom or have been parenting for years, there's a place for you here. Come connect with other women who understand the joys and challenges of motherhood as we encourage one another and grow together. Contact: mosaicmomco@gmail.com
- [Men’s Poker Night](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/mens-poker-night/2026-11-27/): Cards. Connection. No Buy-In, No Pressure.
- [Strengthening Marriage](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/strengthening-marriage/2026-11-29/): Strengthening Marriage is a practical Bible study designed to help married and engaged couples invest in their relationship and grow stronger together.
- [Cozy Christmas Craft Night](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/cozy-christmas-craft-night/): Christmas Eve is coming, and you can help us get ready! Join us on December 2 from 6–9pm at Broken Pieces Cafe for a fun evening of Christmas crafts, connection, warm drinks, and sweet treats. The crafts we create together will be used for our Christmas Eve services at Mosaic.
- [Encounter](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/encounter/2026-12-02/): Middle School Ministry - Wednesdays 7:00-9:00 PM
- [Journey Women’s Bible Study](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/journey-womens-bible-study/2026-12-03/): What happens when ordinary people say “yes” to God?
- [Pursuit](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/pursuit/2026-12-06/): High School Ministry - Sundays 6:00-8:00 PM
- [Strengthening Marriage](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/strengthening-marriage/2026-12-06/): Strengthening Marriage is a practical Bible study designed to help married and engaged couples invest in their relationship and grow stronger together.
- [Encounter](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/encounter/2026-12-09/): Middle School Ministry - Wednesdays 7:00-9:00 PM
- [Journey Women’s Bible Study](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/journey-womens-bible-study/2026-12-10/): What happens when ordinary people say “yes” to God?
- [MomCo](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/momco/2026-12-10/): You're Not Meant to Mother Alone. Motherhood is full of joy, but it can also feel overwhelming and lonely. Whether you're navigating sleepless nights, busy schedules, or simply looking for meaningful friendships, you don't have to do it by yourself. At MomCo, you'll find a welcoming community of moms who are growing together through encouragement, honest conversations, and faith. Our gatherings are designed to help you build lasting friendships, find support for every season of motherhood, and be reminded that you're never alone. Join Us MomCo meets on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays from September through May, 7:00–9:00 PM, at Mosaic Church. Whether you're a first-time mom or have been parenting for years, there's a place for you here. Come connect with other women who understand the joys and challenges of motherhood as we encourage one another and grow together. Contact: mosaicmomco@gmail.com
- [Pursuit](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/pursuit/2026-12-13/): High School Ministry - Sundays 6:00-8:00 PM
- [Strengthening Marriage](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/strengthening-marriage/2026-12-13/): Strengthening Marriage is a practical Bible study designed to help married and engaged couples invest in their relationship and grow stronger together.
- [Encounter](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/encounter/2026-12-16/): Middle School Ministry - Wednesdays 7:00-9:00 PM
- [Journey Women’s Bible Study](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/journey-womens-bible-study/2026-12-17/): What happens when ordinary people say “yes” to God?
- [Strengthening Marriage](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/strengthening-marriage/2026-12-20/): Strengthening Marriage is a practical Bible study designed to help married and engaged couples invest in their relationship and grow stronger together.
- [Journey Women’s Bible Study](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/journey-womens-bible-study/2026-12-24/): What happens when ordinary people say “yes” to God?
- [Christmas at Mosaic](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/christmas-at-mosaic/2026-12-24/1/): In the middle of a busy season, take time to slow down, gather your family, and celebrate the hope of Jesus with us.
- [Christmas at Mosaic](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/christmas-at-mosaic/2026-12-24/2/): In the middle of a busy season, take time to slow down, gather your family, and celebrate the hope of Jesus with us.
- [MomCo](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/momco/2026-12-24/): You're Not Meant to Mother Alone. Motherhood is full of joy, but it can also feel overwhelming and lonely. Whether you're navigating sleepless nights, busy schedules, or simply looking for meaningful friendships, you don't have to do it by yourself. At MomCo, you'll find a welcoming community of moms who are growing together through encouragement, honest conversations, and faith. Our gatherings are designed to help you build lasting friendships, find support for every season of motherhood, and be reminded that you're never alone. Join Us MomCo meets on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays from September through May, 7:00–9:00 PM, at Mosaic Church. Whether you're a first-time mom or have been parenting for years, there's a place for you here. Come connect with other women who understand the joys and challenges of motherhood as we encourage one another and grow together. Contact: mosaicmomco@gmail.com
- [Strengthening Marriage](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/strengthening-marriage/2026-12-27/): Strengthening Marriage is a practical Bible study designed to help married and engaged couples invest in their relationship and grow stronger together.
- [Journey Women’s Bible Study](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/journey-womens-bible-study/2026-12-31/): What happens when ordinary people say “yes” to God?
- [Strengthening Marriage](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/strengthening-marriage/2027-01-03/): Strengthening Marriage is a practical Bible study designed to help married and engaged couples invest in their relationship and grow stronger together.
- [Encounter](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/encounter-4/2027-01-06/): Middle School Ministry - Wednesdays 7:00-9:00 PM
- [Journey Women’s Bible Study](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/journey-womens-bible-study/2027-01-07/): What happens when ordinary people say “yes” to God?
- [MomCo](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/momco/2027-01-07/): You're Not Meant to Mother Alone. Motherhood is full of joy, but it can also feel overwhelming and lonely. Whether you're navigating sleepless nights, busy schedules, or simply looking for meaningful friendships, you don't have to do it by yourself. At MomCo, you'll find a welcoming community of moms who are growing together through encouragement, honest conversations, and faith. Our gatherings are designed to help you build lasting friendships, find support for every season of motherhood, and be reminded that you're never alone. Join Us MomCo meets on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays from September through May, 7:00–9:00 PM, at Mosaic Church. Whether you're a first-time mom or have been parenting for years, there's a place for you here. Come connect with other women who understand the joys and challenges of motherhood as we encourage one another and grow together. Contact: mosaicmomco@gmail.com
- [Strengthening Marriage](https://welcometomosaic.com/event/strengthening-marriage/2027-01-10/): Strengthening Marriage is a practical Bible study designed to help married and engaged couples invest in their relationship and grow stronger together.

## Staff
- [David Comstock](https://welcometomosaic.com/staff/david-comstock/)
- [Caesar Blanco](https://welcometomosaic.com/staff/caesar-blanco/)
- [Ben Todd](https://welcometomosaic.com/staff/ben-todd/)
- [Zak Winnick](https://welcometomosaic.com/staff/zak-winnick/)
- [Karen Rock](https://welcometomosaic.com/staff/karen-rock/)
- [Shoni Whitlow](https://welcometomosaic.com/staff/shoni-whitlow/)
- [Jami Kaiser](https://welcometomosaic.com/staff/jami-kaiser/)
- [Rick McKee](https://welcometomosaic.com/staff/rick-mckee/)
- [Eddie Fischermann](https://welcometomosaic.com/staff/eddie-fischermann/)
- [Meghan Campbell](https://welcometomosaic.com/staff/meghan-campbell/)
- [Robin Reuter](https://welcometomosaic.com/staff/robin-reuter/)
- [Sean Blaney](https://welcometomosaic.com/staff/sean-blaney/)
- [Jessica Burge](https://welcometomosaic.com/staff/jessica-burge/)
- [Sherry Alsop](https://welcometomosaic.com/staff/sherry-alsop/)
- [David Soto](https://welcometomosaic.com/staff/david-soto/)
- [Rodriguez Family](https://welcometomosaic.com/staff/rodriguez-family/)
- [Roberts Family](https://welcometomosaic.com/staff/roberts-family/)
- [Ferry Family](https://welcometomosaic.com/staff/ferry-family/)
- [Steve & Serina Modugno](https://welcometomosaic.com/staff/steve-serina-modugno/)
- [Joe & Tracey Hall](https://welcometomosaic.com/staff/joe-tracey-hall/)
- [Mark & Neva Carlson](https://welcometomosaic.com/staff/mark-neva-carlson/)
- [Andy & Sarah Perlman](https://welcometomosaic.com/staff/andy-sarah-perlman/)
- [David & Tara Comstock](https://welcometomosaic.com/staff/david-tara-comstock/)

## Sermon Series
- [Blessed](https://welcometomosaic.com/?taxonomy=sermon-series&term=blessed): A journey through the Sermon on the Mount

We all want to be blessed.

But what if we’ve misunderstood what that actually means?

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus takes a word we think we know and turns it on its head. He calls the poor in spirit blessed. The grieving. The overlooked. The merciful. The ones who hunger for something more.

This isn’t the kind of blessing built on comfort, success, or status.
It’s deeper. Stronger. More lasting.

In BLESSED, we’ll walk line by line through Jesus’ words and discover a way of life that feels upside-down… but leads to true life.

A blessing you don’t achieve—
but receive.

Come ready to rethink what it means to live well.
Come ready to be formed into something more.
- [For the Sake of the World](https://welcometomosaic.com/?taxonomy=sermon-series&term=for-the-sake-of-the-world): As we live into our identity in Christ, we become a people who bring God's transforming power to the world.

1 Peter 2:9-10But you are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, God’s special possession, that you may declare the praises of him who called you out of darkness into his wonderful light. Once you were not a people, but now you are the people of God; once you had not received mercy, but now you have received mercy.
- [Good News](https://welcometomosaic.com/?taxonomy=sermon-series&term=good-news): What if mission isn’t something you do—but who you are?
- [Good News 2026](https://welcometomosaic.com/?taxonomy=sermon-series&term=good-news-2026): The Gospel as more than a message about our future—but as an announcement of what God has done, an answer to what has gone wrong, and a story we are invited to live in. Come hear how the Good News of Jesus can give us a new identity, gather us into a people, and send us into the world with purpose.
- [Held Together](https://welcometomosaic.com/?taxonomy=sermon-series&term=held-together): In a world that feels increasingly fractured relationally, culturally, and spiritually, the book of Colossians calls us back to a deeper reality: Jesus is not just part of our lives; He is the one holding all things together.
- [Power](https://welcometomosaic.com/?taxonomy=sermon-series&term=power): A study in the book of Luke
- [The Walk](https://welcometomosaic.com/?taxonomy=sermon-series&term=the-walk): The Walk is a series about learning to live by faith in a world that demands proof. Through powerful biblical stories, we’ll explore how God forms trust in us when clarity is lacking and the path feels uncertain. Each week invites us to step out, keep our eyes on Jesus, and walk where faith leads.
- [With](https://welcometomosaic.com/?taxonomy=sermon-series&term=with): Not just for Him. Not just because of Him. Life with Him.

## Serve Categories
- [Community & Connection](https://welcometomosaic.com/?taxonomy=serve_category&term=community-and-connection)
- [Kids & Students](https://welcometomosaic.com/?taxonomy=serve_category&term=kids-and-students)
- [Sunday Experience Teams](https://welcometomosaic.com/?taxonomy=serve_category&term=sunday-experience-teams)

## Categories
- [Belonging](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/category/belonging/)
- [Christianity](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/category/christianity/)
- [Community](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/category/community/)
- [Faith](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/category/faith/)
- [Grace](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/category/grace/)
- [Healing](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/category/healing/)
- [Hope](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/category/hope/)
- [Identity](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/category/identity/)
- [Mission](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/category/mission/)
- [Purpose](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/category/purpose/)
- [Spiritual Growth](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/category/spiritual-growth/)
- [Trust](https://welcometomosaic.com/blog/category/trust/)