The end of Acts 9 shows us that sometimes the life of a Christian can involve loud and quiet moments. What do these look like for us now a God’s people?

Peter’s question challenges us: do we trust God’s sovereign grace or create our own barriers? Discover how God’s grace breaks down prejudices, creates unlikely unity, and motivates generous love beyond our comfort zones.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

It is easy to assume that the famous story of Saul’s conversion was unique. In fact, the majority of what happens to Saul happens to all people who find salvation in Jesus. The saying is trustworthy: Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners.

Adam brought a specific set of encouragements to the new Mosaic Church congregation about the step of faith that they are taking. Together they are a family in the service of man, on God’s mission.

Tim Blaber looks at Peter’s vision in Acts 10 and explores how the power of the Holy Spirit can show us the next steps in God’s plan.

In this sermon, we explore how everything in creation was made for God’s glory. We’ll discover how living for God’s glory transforms our relationships, work, and daily choices, bringing us the joy and peace we were designed to experience.

In Acts chapter 8, God shows us how He can turn trials into triumphs and how His mission is ultimately unstoppable.

This preach delves into how we as a church are to embrace our diversity and acknowledge that our unity is anchored in Christ. The true expression of this in our daily lifestyle is a witness to the world and it reflects what is to come in heaven.

Stephen sets the example that there is a cost to accepting to follow Jesus, but there is also a cost when we do not accept Him as Lord. Should we accept or reject his offer?