MOSAIC CHURCH VB

This Sunday Pastor Rob Huffman teaches us on John 16:33 exploring how Jesus offers peace amid life’s trials. Through personal stories—whitewater rafting, a son’s car accident, and real losses—Pastor Rob explains that suffering can produce growth and magnify God’s glory.
We are encouraged to trust Jesus as the life jacket in the ‘meat grinder’ of trouble, embrace a higher purpose, and use hardship as a megaphone to bring hope to others.

Former NCAA Coach & MOSAIC'S special guest, Coach Dave Leitao opens with prayer and a heartfelt 9/11 remembrance, then shares his personal journey from coaching to ministry, reflecting on perseverance through losses and triumphs.
He contrasts living according to the flesh with living by the Spirit, cites scripture, and offers practical guidance—like a 17-second rule to release anger—while urging listeners to renew their minds and embrace a mindset of greatness.
He closes by encouraging the congregation to see themselves as children of God, focus on the eternal rather than the temporary, and always answer "I am doing great," when someone asks how are you. 

This Sunday our very special guest, Alfred Garr, explores how humanity was created to reflect God, how Jesus makes God’s nature visible, and how believers move from mere imitation to true participation—Christ living in us and bearing fruit through our daily work and relationships.
Alfred traces the journey from Genesis to the New Testament, illustrating how reflection, imitation, participation, and expression shape our identity and vocation. Practical examples (nurse, leader, artist) show how Christ’s life becomes visible in ordinary roles when we abide in Him.
Two simple takeaways: search the Scriptures for passages that say "in Him" and place one on a note, and take an inventory of your words to see if they align with the truth that Christ is in you. Walk into each room with the confidence of Who lives in you.

Join us as Pastor Rob Huffman walks us through John 16 and John 20, contrasting the pain of Friday (the cross) with the hope of Sunday (the resurrection). Using the disciples' doubt, the care of Joseph and Nicodemus, Mary Magdalene's discovery, and Nick Vujicic's story, the message shows how God can take the worst things and turn them into good.
Pastor Rob offers practical encouragement for people facing trials, urging listeners to move through the hard 'Saturday' with faith so their "tomorrow can be better than their yesterday".

This Sunday we explore Psalm 91 and what it means to dwell in God’s shelter amid real suffering.
As he acknowledges that pain and betrayal happen, Pastor David Adkins also emphasizes that God’s presence—rather than the absence of trouble—is the promise that sustains us.
Using examples from David, Job, Joseph, and Jesus, Pastor David shows that faithful people still face arrows, yet God is with us in the battle.

Listen as Pastor Daniel Solis cautions us against spiritual complacency using vivid analogies—the tide pool that traps fish and wine left on its dregs—and draws on Zephaniah 1:12 and Matthew 26:39. 
Pastor Daniel challenges us to recognize where we've grown comfortable in our faith, to identify three areas to shine our lamps (personal, family, church), and renew a living, growing relationship with Jesus.

Join us this Sunday as Special Guest Pastor Jim Davis gives an encouraging message not to give up, using the biblical story of the woman with the issue of blood as the central example.
Pastor Jim explores common faith-drainers — fear, failure, feelings, and fatigue — and urges believers to attach their hope to Jesus, persist in prayerful action, and seize divine moments so God’s power can be unleashed in their lives.

Pastor Rob Huffman concludes his series on forgiveness using Mark 6, recounting how Jesus went from being admired to being rejected in his hometown and showing that much of our deepest hurt comes from those closest to us.
The central lesson: honor people for who they are without tripping over who they're not.
Choosing forgiveness removes bitterness, restores relationships, and reopens God's blessings.
Pastor Rob gives us practical encouragement to pursue reconciliation and forgive as Christ forgave.

Join us this Sunday as Pastor Rob Huffman explores forgiveness as a repeated choice that cancels debt, removes another's control, and seeks the other's good. Using the cross as a model, it explains both vertical reconciliation with God and horizontal reconciliation between people.
Drawing on Matthew 18, Pastor Rob gives practical steps for confronting hurt—private conversation, mediation, and setting boundaries when necessary—while warning against gossip, complaining, and prayer-gossip. His teaching  emphasizes maturity, hard conversations in love, and forgiving for emotional health even when the other person won’t meet you in the middle.

Join us this Sunday as Rev. Erin Hatcher-Horne teaches from Jeremiah 2 & Luke 4 to connect the image of "broken cisterns" with our modern idols and unmet longings. Using stories from P.T. Barnum to the Samaritan woman at the well, she shows how Jesus offers living water that brings new life.
Rev. Erin highlights how Jesus breaks social barriers—racial, gender, and moral—to give grace and the Holy Spirit, and invites us all to honestly identify their own broken cisterns and receive the gift of living water.