Podcast - Mosaic | Lynchburg, VA Church

“There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under heaven.” Ecclesiastes 3:1

If you’re one of the unfortunate ones who suffers with allergies, no one has to tell you that we just entered another season of the year — your worst season!

Apart from climate changes, there are also several other seasons in our lives. Some may sneak up on you like pollen from a tree, and others are more subtle, like waking up one day and the body or mind just doesn’t respond the way it once did.

I’d like to talk about the seasons of life this Sunday and see if we can’t help you get ready for the next one, or at least learn to enjoy the one you’re in.

This Sunday we enter what has traditionally been called Holy Week. It begins with Palm Sunday and it ends with the Resurrection! A lot happened in those few days and I pray you’ll join us this Sunday as we depict it in a very creative way. You won’t want to miss it!

This Sunday we are going to briefly look at what many people call some of the most important letters the Apostle Paul ever wrote to the Church (us). There are very few “issues of life” that are not covered in some way or fashion in these four letters.

I guarantee you’ll find one or more of your issues addressed this Sunday (in a positive way).

Believe it or not, we are mere months away from the first primaries and caucuses of the 2020 presidential election, and we're already seeing the battle lines of identity politics being formed. You'll be hearing a lot of talk about diversity and inclusion in this upcoming election, and these conversations will dominate not only the political sphere of influence, but the social and cultural spheres as well.

So what does God think about all this diversity and inclusion stuff? Join me this Sunday as we dive into the Scriptures to understand these hot button issues from God's perspective, and we'll consider it a rest stop on our road trip through the Bible since we'll be parking in 1 Corinthians, which Rick taught on in part last week! I can't wait to spend time with you!