April 26, 2026David ComstockIn Luke 24:13–35, two disciples leave Jerusalem discouraged, believing their hope in Jesus was misplaced—yet they don’t realize He is walking with them the entire time. This story reveals how easy it is to miss what God is doing, even when it’s right in front of us.In this message from our Eyes to See series, we explore:• Why spiritual blindness often comes from unmet expectations• How Jesus meets us personally in disappointment and doubt• The power of ordinary moments to reveal God’s presence• What it looks like to move from seeing circumstances to seeing ChristWe often look for God in the spectacular, but Jesus shows up in the everyday—walking with us, speaking truth, and inviting us into real hope. What if the breakthrough you’re waiting for starts with seeing differently?00:00 Introduction: Missing What’s Right in Front of You02:45 Eyes but Not Seeing: The Problem of Spiritual Blindness07:30 The Emmaus Road: Walking Away from Hope12:40 Jesus Meets Us in Disappointment18:10 “We Had Hoped”: When Expectations Blind Us24:20 Pride, Humility, and Learning to See Clearly30:15 The Power of the Ordinary35:50 Recognizing Jesus in the Breaking of Bread41:30 Restored Community & The Invitation of Communion📖 Scripture: Luke 24:13–35✨ Series: The Walk ⛪ Learn more about Mosaic: https://welcometomosaic.com

April 19, 2026
Tina Ferry
In John 4:1–30, Jesus meets a Samaritan woman at the well—crossing cultural, social, and spiritual boundaries to reveal who He is. This powerful interaction shows us a Savior who leads with humility, invites honest questions, and offers living water to those searching for belonging.
In this message, we explore:
 • How Jesus restores dignity instead of reinforcing shame
 • Why understanding someone’s story changes how we see them
 • What it means to be fully known and not rejected
 • How a real encounter with Jesus leads us to invite others
We all long to be seen, known, and accepted—and this story reminds us that Jesus meets us right in the middle of our mess. When we encounter Him, we don’t have to have it all together—we simply get to say, “Come and see.”
📖 Scripture: John 4:1–30
 ✨ Series: Come and See
 ⛪ Learn more about Mosaic: https://www.welcometomosaic.com

This Sunday, we’re stepping into a powerful moment in Exodus where Moses says, “If your presence doesn’t go with us, don’t send us”—and we’ll discover why God Himself is the goal, not just what He can give. 

Come be invited into a deeper kind of faith—one where you don’t just believe in God, but begin to walk with Him.

April 12, 2026
David ComstockIn Exodus 33–34, Moses is given a powerful choice: receive all of God’s promises without His presence, or pursue God Himself above everything else. This passage reveals that the ultimate goal of faith is not blessing, but relationship with God.In this message from our Tangled Up series, we explore:
• Why we often chase what God gives instead of God Himself
• How idols like control, comfort, success, and approval shape our lives
• What it means to live with God as the true goal
• How spiritual renewal reshapes our hearts and frees us to love othersWe all build our lives around something—but only God can hold the weight of our deepest needs. This message invites us to stop chasing what won’t satisfy and start living fully in His presence.📖 Scripture: Exodus 33–34
 ✨ Series: Tangled Up
 ⛪ Learn more about Mosaic: https://www.welcometomosaic.com

April 12, 2026
 David ComstockIn Exodus 33–34, Moses is given a powerful choice: receive all of God’s promises without His presence, or pursue God Himself above everything else. This passage reveals that the ultimate goal of faith is not blessing, but relationship with God.In this message from our Tangled Up series, we explore:
• Why we often chase what God gives instead of God Himself
• How idols like control, comfort, success, and approval shape our lives
• What it means to live with God as the true goal
• How spiritual renewal reshapes our hearts and frees us to love othersWe all build our lives around something—but only God can hold the weight of our deepest needs. This message invites us to stop chasing what won’t satisfy and start living fully in His presence.📖 Scripture: Exodus 33–34
 ✨ Series: Tangled Up
 ⛪ Learn more about Mosaic: https://www.welcometomosaic.com

April 5, 2026David ComstockIn Luke 24:1–8, three women come to the tomb carrying grief and expecting loss—but instead, they find the stone rolled away and hear a question that changes everything. This passage invites us to wrestle with where we’re searching for life and whether we’re looking in the right place.In this message from our Easter series, we explore:• Why we chase fulfillment in places that can’t satisfy• What it really means that Jesus rose from the dead• How the resurrection meets our deepest need• What it looks like to leave behind “dead places” and follow JesusWe all search for something that will finally make us feel whole—but what if what we’re looking for isn’t found in a place, but in a person? This message invites you to stop striving and step into the life Jesus offers.✨ Series: Easter⛪ Learn more about Mosaic: https://www.welcometomosaic.com

March 29, 2026Robbie (Guest Speaker)In 1 Peter 1:6–9 and Lamentations 3, we’re invited into a deeper understanding of faith—one that makes room for both grief and joy. These passages show us that even in seasons of suffering, we can hold onto a living hope rooted in God’s unchanging character.In this message from our Lent series, we explore:• Why lament is a vital and biblical response to pain• How hope is something we actively choose and rehearse• What true perseverance looks like as “remaining” in Christ• How Jesus models both deep sorrow and enduring joyLife brings real loss, disappointment, and grief—but we don’t have to navigate it alone. As we follow Jesus, we learn how to be honest about our pain while holding onto a hope that never fades.00:00 Introduction & A Lighthearted Start03:10 Why We’re Not Taught How to Be Sad07:45 When Sorrow Becomes Part of Your Story12:30 Stop Comparing Pain—Choose Compassion16:05 Can Sorrow and Joy Coexist?20:40 Learning the Language of Lament26:15 Choosing Hope in the Middle of Pain32:10 What Perseverance Really Means37:45 Jesus: The Model of Sorrow and Joy📖 Scripture: 1 Peter 1:6–9, Lamentations 3✨ Series: Lent⛪ Learn more about Mosaic: https://www.welcometomosaic.com

March 22, 2026
David Comstock
In Matthew 4:1–11, Jesus is led into the wilderness and tempted in ways that reveal the core struggles of the human heart—our cravings, our desires, and our need for identity. This passage shows us that temptation isn’t just about behavior, but about what we love most.
In this message from our Lent series, we explore:
 • Why we are less rational and more driven by desire than we think
 • How appetite, ambition, and affection shape our decisions
 • Why more information isn’t enough to change our lives
 • How Jesus transforms us by giving us a greater love
We don’t drift into transformation—we drift into lesser loves. But when we behold Jesus, our hearts begin to change from the inside out.
📖 Scripture: Matthew 4:1–11
 ✨ Series: Lent
 ⛪ Learn more about Mosaic: https://www.welcometomosaic.com

In Luke 13:1–9, Jesus responds to tragedy by confronting a deeper issue in the human heart. Instead of comparing ourselves to others, Jesus calls every person to repentance—a returning to God that leads to life.In this message from our Lent series, we explore: • Why comparison blinds us to our own need for grace • How repentance is a daily return to God’s mercy • Why sin is better understood as captivity rather than simply failure • How Jesus patiently cultivates our lives so we can bear fruitRepentance isn’t about shame—it’s about coming home. When we turn toward Jesus, we discover a Savior whose kindness leads us into freedom, healing, and lasting joy.📖 Scripture: Luke 13:1–9 ✨ Series: Lent ⛪ Learn more about Mosaic: https://www.welcometomosaic.com

In 1 Peter 2:9–10, Peter reminds the church that our identity is rooted in who God says we are not in what we do. As we enter the season of Lent, this passage calls us to remember that we are chosen by God and invited to reflect His light in the world.In this message from our Lent series, we explore:• Why our identity must be rooted in Jesus rather than performance• What it means to live as a “royal priesthood” in everyday life• How Lent invites us to hold sorrow and joy together on the path to Easter• Why the church exists to declare the goodness of God to the worldFaith isn’t meant to be lived alone. When we gather as the people of God, our joys, griefs, questions, and hope come together—and Jesus meets us in all of it.📖 Scripture: 1 Peter 2:9–10; Matthew 11:28–30✨ Series: Lent⛪ Learn more about Mosaic: https://www.welcometomosaic.com