Into The Deep

Tana Overcashier shares an honest testimony of family hurts, personal struggles, and coming to know God as her Heavenly Father. She accepted Christ at a young age, but painful family experiences led her to believe lies about herself and feel distant from God. Tana shares how God led her toward healing—not only from her own pain, but also from the wounds carried through past generations. Through surrendering it all to God, she found healing and continues to experience him drawing her close.

Jesus tells us not to worry—but He also tells us who we should fear.

In this episode of Into the Deep, Michelle joins Aaron to talk about worry, the fear of God, and what it actually looks like to fully surrender your life to Him. They share honestly about their own journey—including stepping into foster care, Aaron’s struggle with anxiety, and how learning to trust God brought a peace that circumstances never could.

What happens when we stop trying to keep one foot with God and one foot in the world? What if we quit looking for security apart from Him and actually trust Him with everything?

God doesn’t call us to a life controlled by fear and worry. He calls us to surrender—to know Him, fear Him, trust Him, and discover that He really is enough.

Rest sounds simple, so why is it so hard to actually do?

In this episode of Into the Deep, we’re joined by Cody Overcashier as we dive deeper into his recent sermon on rest and what it looks like to put it into practice.

We talk about what’s keeping us from slowing down, why we struggle to step away from the busyness of life, and how learning to rest can change the way we connect with God and the people around us.

Cody also shares a powerful personal testimony: after just one week of intentionally practicing rest, he’s already noticing a difference in how present he is with his family.

Join us as we explore what it means to trust God enough to slow down and experience the life He’s calling us to live.

What does it really mean to fear the Lord? Is fearing God about being afraid of Him, or could it actually be the key to drawing closer to Him?

In this episode of Into the Deep, we continue exploring the culture of Mosaic Christian Church through our Five R’s. This time, we’re diving into Reverent—one of the five values that shape who we are as a church and how we pursue God together.

We discuss how a proper fear of the Lord produces obedience, opens our hearts to His wisdom, and leads us into a deeper, more intimate relationship with Him.

We also talk about worship—not just as something we sing, but as a posture of the heart. What does it look like to approach a holy God with humility, awe, and genuine surrender?

The fear of the Lord isn’t meant to drive us away from God. It’s meant to draw us into a right relationship with Him.

Join us as we discover how reverence changes the way we worship, obey, and walk with God—and why it’s such an important part of the culture we’re building at Mosaic.

What if the way we love one another is one of the greatest ways we glorify God?

In this episode of Into the Deep, we’re joined by Mosaic Christian Church’s lead pastor, Reese Hendricks, as we explore what it means to be Relational, one of the Five R’s that shape our church culture.

God didn’t create us to walk through life alone. He designed us for relationships, fellowship, and genuine community. When we come together, encourage one another, share life, and love each other as Christ commanded, we do more than build friendships—we bring glory to God.

We talk about why relationships matter so much to God, what keeps us from meaningful connection, and how simply being together can become an act of worship.

Join us as we dive deeper into God’s design for community.

What does it actually mean to be authentic as a follower of Jesus?

In this episode of Into the Deep, we continue Mosaic’s Culture: The 5 R’s series by diving deeper into REAL. We talk about how fear keeps us hiding behind walls, managing appearances, and living as the person we think others expect us to be.

But God already knows who we are—even before we do.

We explore the questions that help uncover who God created us to be, stories of what happens when ordinary people simply say yes to God, and how obedience draws us deeper into His will and calling.

And ultimately, authenticity isn’t something we were meant to discover alone. Jesus calls us out of isolation and into deep, honest community where we can know others and truly be known.

What would change if you stopped being afraid and became who God already knows you to be?

In this 15 minute episode, Pastor Reese gives you 5 steps toward baptism. If you've already been baptized give it a listen, it will give you a deeper appreciation for baptism and encourage you to cheer for those being baptized! In fact you may be inspired to be baptized all over again! Invite everyone you know and LET'S GO TO THE LAKE! 

Below are Bible verses referenced in this episode: 

Luke 3:13-16

Romans 6:4 

John chapter 3

John 8:23

2 Cor 5:16-17

What if the Christian life isn’t defined by one big decision, but by a lifetime of saying “yes” to Jesus?

Nick Sandquist knows that journey firsthand.

After becoming discouraged by the scandals he saw in the church, Nick found himself drifting away from his faith. But through a simple invitation to church, he encountered Jesus in a life-changing way. From that point on, each act of obedience led to another—serving in the local church, leading in worship, going on mission trips, investing in others, and now preparing to sell nearly everything and move his family to Norway as missionaries.

In this episode, Nick shares how God rarely reveals the whole path at once. Instead, He invites us to trust Him with the next faithful step. Through the joys, challenges, and unknowns, Nick’s life has been shaped by one simple commitment:

Keep saying yes to Jesus.

Whether God is calling you across the world or simply to trust Him in your everyday life, this conversation is an encouragement to follow Christ one step—and one yes—at a time.

Nick's missions page- https://agwm.org/en/individualmissionary/

In this episode, Joe shares about growing up in an abusive home, searching for meaning through alcohol, drugs, anger, and a life centered on himself. After years of brokenness, repeated run-ins with the law, and carrying the weight of painful decisions, Joe encountered Jesus through Teen Challenge.

What followed wasn’t just sobriety—it was transformation. Joe discovered that forgiveness wasn’t only something God offered him, but something he needed to extend to others. That decision became the turning point that broke years of bitterness and set him free.

His story is a powerful reminder that no past is too broken, no heart is too hard, and no person is beyond the reach of God’s grace.

If you’ve ever wondered whether God can redeem your story, this conversation is for you.

After walking through the pain of divorce, Kelly found herself with nowhere else to turn but to God. In that place of brokenness, prayer became more than words—it became all she had. This began a journey into God’s presence, found healing, and began learning to recognize His voice.
As her faith grew, God led her to make difficult decisions, including ending a long-term relationship that developed after the divorce. Choosing obedience wasn’t easy, but Kelly discovered that following Christ is always worth the cost. She was prepared to remain single if that was God’s plan, but the Lord had something different in store. On a missions trip, she met the man who would become her husband, and together they have built a Christ-centered marriage.
Today, Kelly Buesgens serves as Mosaic’s Prayer Coordinator, helping others seek God with confidence. She shares stories of answered prayer, miracles, and what it’s like to walk with the Holy Spirit in everyday life.
If you’ve ever wondered whether God still speaks, whether He hears your prayers, or whether He can bring healing after heartbreak, this conversation will encourage you to seek Him more deeply.