Our hope is simple: that every person who comes to Mosaic would have a place to be known, loved, formed, and sent

After fifteen years of pastoral ministry, I’ve learned two truths about the nature of that work: 1.) Churches need great leaders. And, 2.)No one leads forever.

The community of Mosaic didn’t just change my life – it changed who I am

Let’s come with hearts full of faith and anticipation, and allow the depth of Good Friday’s cross to lead us to the heights of Easter’s empty tomb

He wasn’t there to fulfill their expectations. He was there to fulfill something far greater, at far greater cost, in a way none of them saw coming

You are part of a church that not only goes to the nations, but specifically goes to the campus where the nations of the world come

This is what it looks like when Mosaic’s mission comes alive in the everyday lives of everyday people

This February, as Mosaic acknowledges Black History Month, I’d like to introduce you to a Christian leader who has made a difference in my life, and at Mosaic, although you may not have heard of him before

How can we mind that “gap”? How can we pay attention to, and overcome, hazardous space in our hearts