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October 4, 2026Sean Blaney 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. In this message from our For the Sake of the World series, we explore:• Why belonging is a deep part of what it means to be human• How Jesus gives us a new identity as the family of God• What it means to live differently because we belong to Christ• How the church can live as a Jesus-centered family in a divided world We all want to know where we belong. In Jesus, we find more than a place to fit in. We find a family, a new identity, and a calling to live for the sake of the world. 📖 Scripture: 1 Peter 2✨ Series: For the Sake of the World⛪ Learn more about Mosaic: https://www.welcometomosaic.com #1Peter2 #FamilyOfGod #Belonging #ForTheSakeOfTheWorld #MosaicChurch

September 27, 2026Freddy Williams 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. In this message from our For the Sake of the World series, we explore: • Why knowing who we are in Christ changes how we live• How distraction can dull our awareness of Jesus• What it means to set our hope on the grace still to come• How pursuing holiness helps us show the world who God is It’s easy to become distracted, discouraged, or numb to what Jesus has done. But we don’t have to wander or walk this journey alone. Jesus invites us to stay awake, live as His people, and reflect His love to the world around us. 📖 Scripture: 1 Peter 1:13–25✨ Series: For the Sake of the World⛪ Learn more about Mosaic: https://www.welcometomosaic.com #1Peter #StayAwake #ForTheSakeOfTheWorld #JesusCentered #MosaicChurch

September 20, 2026David ComstockIn 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.In this message from our For the Sake of the World series, we explore:• Why our identity is rooted in the Father’s mercy• What it means to be satisfied by Jesus, even in suffering• How the Holy Spirit is forming and restoring us• Why following Jesus means living for the sake of othersLife can make us wonder who we are and where God is when things get hard. But the good news of Jesus meets us there, reminding us that we belong to Him, He is still at work in us, and He gives us a hope that cannot be taken away.📖 Scripture: 1 Peter 1:1–12✨ Series: For the Sake of the World⛪ Learn more about Mosaic: https://welcometomosaic.com#1Peter #FortheSakeoftheWorld #Jesus #ChristianSermon #MosaicChurch

September 13, 2026David ComstockIn 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.In this message from our Good News series, we explore:• Why following Jesus means being sent, not simply sitting together• How God uses ordinary places, relationships, and routines for His purposes• Why we need a theology of the ordinary instead of chasing the spectacular• How stewardship, service, and our speech can become part of God's redemptive workYour everyday life is not an obstacle to God's mission. Your work, home, neighborhood, friendships, and family can become places where you cultivate life and reflect the good news of Jesus.📖 Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 4:9–12; Matthew 28:16–20✨ Series: Good News⛪ Learn more about Mosaic: https://welcometomosaic.com#MissionInTheOrdinary #1Thessalonians4 #Matthew28 #GoodNews #MosaicChurch

September 6, 2026David ComstockIn 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.In this message from our Good News series, we explore:• Why the loudest voices in our lives are not always the most important• How good things can sometimes crowd out God things• The difference between the accusing voice of the enemy and the advocating voice of God• What it means to seek first God’s kingdom and live a Jesus-centered lifeLife can get noisy. Between anxiety, responsibilities, ambition, and endless distractions, it’s easy to miss what matters most. Jesus invites us to slow down, recognize His voice, and find the clarity, rest, and purpose that come from centering our lives on Him.📖 Scripture: Matthew 6:25–34✨ Series: Good News⛪ Learn more about Mosaic: https://www.welcometomosaic.com#Matthew6 #SeekFirstTheKingdom #GoodNews #JesusCenteredLife #MosaicChurch

August 30, 2026David ComstockThis message asks a foundational question for followers of Jesus: What is the gospel, and have we made it smaller than it really is?In this message from our Good News series, we explore:• Why the gospel is more than rules, morality, or religious activity• How we can miss the fullness of what Jesus offers• Why grace is bigger than the small version of faith we sometimes settle for• What it means to live a Jesus-centered life shaped by the good newsSometimes faith can feel like living in a small room when there is an entire world of grace and beauty waiting for us. Jesus invites us into something bigger: a life of renewal, purpose, and participation in what God is doing in the world.📖 Scripture: Revelation 5✨ Series: Good News⛪ Learn more about Mosaic: https://welcometomosaic.com#GoodNews #Revelation5 #Gospel #Jesus #MosaicChurch

August 23, 2026Chris Ferry & Tina FerryIn 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.In this message from our Blessed series, we explore:• Why peacemaking is different from simply keeping the peace• How Jesus leads us toward healing, reconciliation, and restoration• What Chris’s story teaches us about belonging, approval, and persecution• Why knowing we are children of God gives us courage to live differentlyPeacemaking is rarely clean or easy. But when we know whose we are and where we belong, we can step into hard conversations, relationships, and situations with the peace and power of Jesus.📖 Scripture: Matthew 5:9–10✨ Series: Blessed⛪ Learn more about Mosaic: https://www.welcometomosaic.com#Matthew5 #Beatitudes #Peacemakers #Jesus #MosaicChurch #Blessed

August 16, 2026David Comstock 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. In this message from our Blessed series, we explore:• Why we often look for satisfaction in things that cannot fulfill us• What it means to hunger and thirst for righteousness• How Jesus invites us into right relationship with God, ourselves, others, and the world• Why following Jesus means letting go of divided desires and trusting God completely We all know what it feels like to chase the next thing, hoping it will finally make us satisfied. Jesus invites us to stop straddling, give Him the full weight of our lives, and discover the goodness and freedom of trusting our Father. 📖 Scripture: Matthew 5:1–20, with emphasis on Matthew 5:6✨ Series: Blessed⛪ Learn more about Mosaic: https://www.welcometomosaic.com #Matthew5 #Beatitudes #HungerAndThirstForRighteousness #JesusCenteredLife #MosaicChurch

August 9, 2026 David Comstock 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.In this message from our Blessed series, we explore:• Why meekness is strength surrendered to love—not weakness• How Jesus breaks the cycle of hurt, bitterness, and revenge• What it means to hunger and thirst for righteousness• How God's kingdom transforms our hearts before it transforms our behaviorThe world tells us to fight for power, protect ourselves, and pursue whatever satisfies. Jesus offers a better way. As we learn His way of living, He reshapes our desires, restores our hearts, and invites us into a life of lasting joy and purpose.📖 Scripture: Matthew 5:4–6✨ Series: Blessed⛪ Learn more about Mosaic: https://www.welcometomosaic.com#Beatitudes #Matthew5 #BlessedSeries #Meekness #Righteousness #SermonOnTheMount #MosaicChurch

August 2, 2026 David Comstock In Matthew 5:4, Jesus says, “Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted.” Jesus invites us to see the brokenness around us without becoming numb, hardened, or judgmental, allowing God to soften our hearts and shape us with His compassion. In this message from our The Blessed series, we explore: • Why mourning means learning to feel what God feels • How grief rooted in love moves us toward compassion • Why a hardened heart often leads to judgment • How God’s comfort empowers us to bring hope into broken placesWhen we protect our hearts from pain, we can miss the people and places God is calling us to love. As we bring our own brokenness to Jesus and allow Him to soften our hearts, we discover His grace, receive His comfort, and learn to walk alongside others with humility and hope. 📖 Scripture: Matthew 5:4 ✨ Series: Blessed ⛪ Learn more about Mosaic: https://welcometomosaic.com

July 26, 2026David ComstockJesus 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.In this message from our Blessed series, we explore:Why God's kingdom is received, not achievedHow our heart posture shapes our experience of God's presenceWhat it means to be "poor in spirit"How Jesus transforms our desires and gives us a kingdom imaginationThe world tells us to chase success, control, and self-sufficiency. Jesus invites us into something better: a life shaped by surrender, filled with His presence, and transformed by His kingdom. When we make room for Him, He fills us with the life we were created for.📖 Scripture: Matthew 5:1–12✨ Series: Blessed⛪ Learn more about Mosaic: https://welcometomosaic.com#Matthew5 #SermonOnTheMount #BlessedSeries #PoorInSpirit #JesusCentered #MosaicChurch

Freddy Williams July 12, 2026 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. In this message from our Held Together series, we explore: What it means to live from your identity in ChristWhy there is no condemnation for those who belong to JesusHow prayer helps us recognize God's work in our everyday livesWhat it looks like to faithfully represent Jesus wherever we go The voices of shame, fear, and striving are loud, but the voice of Jesus is louder. When we take hold of what Christ has already taken hold of for us, we discover the freedom to live with confidence, purpose, and hope. 📖 Scripture: Colossians 4:2–6 (with references to Colossians 1, Romans 8, Philippians 3, and 2 Corinthians 5) ✨ Series: Held Together ⛪ Learn more about Mosaic:https://www.welcometomosaic.com

July 5, 2026David ComstockIn 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.In this message from our Held Together series, we explore:What it means to live the resurrected life every dayWhy remembering our identity in Christ changes everythingHow to reject the old patterns that keep us spiritually stuckHow the Holy Spirit empowers us to live with peace, purpose, and hopeLike a flower waiting beneath dry desert soil, God has placed new life within us through Jesus. No matter what you've carried or where you've been, the gospel invites you to leave the old kingdom behind and experience the freedom of life with Christ.📖 Scripture: Colossians 3:1–17✨ Series: Held Together⛪ Learn more about Mosaic: https://welcometomosaic.com

June 28, 2026David ComstockIn 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.In this message from our Held Together series, we explore:* Why the things we trust often aren't strong enough to hold our lives* How God's design leads us toward flourishing instead of fear* Why Jesus is greater than every counterfeit source of hope and security* What it looks like to build a life that is truly held together in ChristWe all build our lives on something. When our foundation can't bear the weight, anxiety and striving follow. Discover how trusting Jesus brings the peace, purpose, and wholeness we were created to experience.📖 Scripture: Colossians 2✨ Series: Held Together⛪ Learn more about Mosaic: https://welcometomosaic.com

June 21, 2026David Comstock 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. In this message from our Held Together series, we explore:• What Paul means by "Christ in you, the hope of glory"• Why the Church is God's plan for displaying His grace and glory• The difference between consuming church and becoming the Church• How encouragement and unity help us grow into maturity in Christ We live in a culture that prizes independence, but Jesus invites us into something greater. When we move beyond preferences and convenience and embrace biblical community, we discover the hope, healing, and purpose God designed us to experience together. 📖 Scripture: Colossians 1:27–2:5✨ Series: Held Together⛪ Learn more about Mosaic: https://www.welcometomosaic.com