The Mosaic Church family will be coming together for a day of fun at Typhoon Texas Waterpark on August 15. As I consider the purpose behind Mosaic hosting this church-wide event, I have memories of when my family and I first arrived at the church...
Hi everyone! In just a minute, I’m going to invite you to be a part of something really exciting that we will be doing for the first time ever at Mosaic Church. But before I get there, let me set up what we’ll be doing like...
I find it interesting that when you enter “Men’s Health” in the online search engine your browser gets flooded with countless images of men with six packs, huge pectorals, and biceps that look like someone stuffed a couple of grapefruits in their arms (ladies, take...
One of the things that never ceases to amaze me is just how much God loves each one of us. One of the ways we can see that is by grasping how the Christian Scriptures consistently undermine every culture’s attempt (including our own!) to demote...
Earlier this spring, at a lower moment, I had a conversation with a trusted mentor. He listened, reflected, and said in response something extremely wise and extraordinarily gracious. And for a moment, it was like the clouds parted and a ray of sunshine fell upon...
Hi everyone! As we all know, the last 15+ months of our lives have been, in a large part, dominated by conversation around policies directed toward and asking people to wear face masks in certain settings. These are things that we not only never thought...
For Christian people, one exhortation has rung true through the centuries. It’s Paul’s exhortation to his protege, Timothy: “Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a worker who has no need to be ashamed, rightly handling the word of truth.” (2...
I have a 16-year-old son. Out of my three kids, my 16-year-old is my most inquisitive. He was the typical “Why?” kid growing up. “Why is the sky blue? Why do dogs stick out their tongues all the time? Why do cars need gasoline? Why...
I don’t know if you’ve ever had a moment where you are trying to reconcile your feelings (real or perceived) of failure with your love for Jesus. As in, you feel like you have blown it, or things have fallen apart, or things aren’t going...