Mosaic Church

09/06/2026

Tomorrow is Donut Sunday—

A chance to grab a treat, meet up with our community, and start the morning with a little more happiness

What’s your favorite kind of donut?

09/04/2026

Do you need a Mosaic sticker? Of course you do.

Put it on your car, tumbler, wear it on your chest like Superman. We won’t judge.

Stop by the office and grab one while they last.

09/04/2026

We’re serving with Common Table this Saturday (tomorrow!) evening at 5:00.

If you’re in town, we would love to see you there to help serve in our community.

Here's the link: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30E0E44AEAF29A75-63567437-common/163465156 #/

09/03/2026

There's a strange kind of loneliness that shows up even when your calendar is full. You can have a dozen casual connections and still feel like nobody would notice if you disappeared for a month. Most of us have felt that at some point, even in seasons that looked full from the outside.

This week we're starting a new series about hospitality, community, and what it actually means to belong somewhere. Not the surface kind of belonging, but the kind that costs something and gives something back.

What does real belonging look like in your life right now, and where is it missing?

Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/0sd3ltAQ2f1zKRlTwMZ2fF?si=Mzo04gjrS0WYXvfPbd4jAw

YouTube:
https://youtu.be/9EavUrj_Cbo

08/30/2026

Thanks to everyone who helped collect, sort, and deliver food to the local blessing boxes. We are grateful for your generosity to provide this food to local friends and neighbors in the area.

Great job, Mosaic!

08/28/2026

Grab a friend, bring a snack to share, and saunter on over to Mosaic for another fun-filled Mosaic Trivia Night

Want to give your team a little extra help toward victory? Bring a non-perishable food item to donate to our Stock the Box drive and your team will earn an extra point.

Put your team together ahead of time or join one when you arrive. Bring your family, bring your friends, and come enjoy a night of trivia, snacks, and community.

As always, everyone is welcome and it’s family friendly.

08/27/2026

Paul's story in Acts ends without an ending. There is no verdict and no release, only two years in a rented house, guarded, waiting, and somehow still teaching with boldness and without hindrance. He never got to see how his own story turned out.

Most of us are living in an unfinished chapter too. There is a diagnosis we are still waiting on, a relationship we cannot fix yet, a prayer that has gone quiet. We tell ourselves we will start living fully once we know how things end.

Paul never had that luxury. He opened his door anyway, with no verdict in hand and no guarantee of what came next.

What if the ending was never yours to know first?

In this lesson we close out our series through the book of Acts.

Spotify:
https://creators.spotify.com/pod/show/1Ophv6mljfmHoKk0jO3ujq/episode/4VhToVl8GLFbc9ixkozv3h/details

YouTube:
https://youtu.be/mXTbcNnyYM4

Paul's story in Acts ends without an ending. There is no verdict an...

08/20/2026

Stock The Box—

From now through August 30, we are collecting non perishable food and hygiene items to refill Manhattan’s blessing boxes.

Blessing Boxes provide an invaluable service to our local community for individuals and families who need a little extra help making their monthly food budget work.

You can participate by bringing these items on Sunday mornings, and you can also join the Outreach Team after church on the 30th as they make the drops.

08/20/2026

The world keeps telling us that doing right should lead to something good. Paul's story pushes back on that. He told the truth, defended his faith with total clarity, and still ended up in chains for two more years.

We know that ache. The boundary you held that got you labeled difficult. The honesty that cost you a friendship instead of earning you gratitude. It's a familiar kind of unfair.

Paul's peace didn't come from the situation resolving. It came from staying whole no matter what pressure came at him.

What's one place in your life where you're waiting for permission to stand firm?

This teaching goes through Paul's trial and what it teaches us about holding steady. Join us online and process it with your community afterward.

Spotify:
https://creators.spotify.com/pod/show/1Ophv6mljfmHoKk0jO3ujq/episode/6tix0o512g6W2Tpebffz4e/details

YouTube:
https://youtu.be/uX3RQOHs9tA

08/13/2026

Everyone wants something worth giving their life to. That desire isn’t a mistake because God put it there on purpose.

But there is a trap waiting on the other side of finding your cause. The same conviction that gives you direction can quietly turn you hard toward everyone who does not share it. You start out chasing purpose. You end up isolated, surrounded only by people who agree with you.

Paul found a cause worth dying for. It carried him across the entire empire and eventually cost him his life. But it never made him contemptuous of the people who opposed him. He held his conviction and his compassion in the same hand.

So ask yourself this. Is the cause you are living for making you more loving toward people, or just more sure that you are right?

Check out this teaching, digging into what it costs to carry a cause without letting it carry you away from everyone else.

Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/0IUkKyjzcVgCh8c6jwIsbC?si=6f_TUoOvQauEl-OathEBow

YouTube:
https://youtu.be/U3DH2V1S9Vo