MOSAIC CHURCH VB

Pastor Rob Huffman unpacks Romans 6 in a two-part series called "Carbon Copy: The Pursuit of Holiness," showing that believers share the same Spirit and resurrection power as Christ. He contrasts mechanical religion with a heart-transformed holiness that overcomes sin and leads to new life.
His message emphasizes practical steps—prayer, community, avoiding compromise, and daily surrender—inviting us to live from victory rather than fight for it.

And so it begins...Holy Week! 
Join us this Palm Sunday as we hear the celebration of Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem on a donkey.
We hear and feel the scripture readings of the prophecies of Zechariah and Isaiah, 500 & 800 BC, of the Messiah coming in on a donkey and later His suffering on the cross. 
Pastor Michael Simone leads us in hearfelt prayers as we experience Holy Week and anticipate Resurrection Sunday.

This Sunday Pastor Michael Simone explores how Jesus "thinks different," contrasting common expectations with teachings from the Sermon on the Mount and the Parables. He highlights practical lessons on giving, prayer, worry, judgment, forgiveness, and the true value of God’s kingdom through stories like the Sower, the Weeds, the Hidden Treasure, and the Prodigal Son.
We are invited to listen closely, reflect, and put faith into practice—rooting life in relationships with God, showing mercy to the lost, and prioritizing what truly matters.

This Sunday, guest speaker Rev. Erin Hatcher-Horne explores Lent as a season of repentance and renewal, using the metaphor of 3-D lenses — repentance (blue) and grace (red) — to help us see God's love clearly.
Drawing on Acts 2 and Peter’s sermon at Pentecost, she emphasizes the call to turn toward God, be baptized, and live in devoted community.
Through personal stories about fasting from social comparison and confessing weakness as a parent, she models practical Lenten practices and invites us all to reflect, repent, and receive God’s sustaining grace.
Rev. Michael Simone, founding pastor of MOSAIC ChurchVB, concludes with a compassionate call & prayer to support orphans in Togo, West Africa for Easter.

Welcome to Think Different!
In Part 2 of the Think Different series Michael Simone explores Matthew 6–7, unpacking Jesus’ countercultural teachings on giving in secret, authentic prayer (including the Lord’s Prayer), forgiveness, treasure in heaven, and freedom from worry.
Pastor Michael calls listeners to seek first God’s kingdom, practice humility, and build life on the rock by thinking differently about faith in everyday choices.

MOSAIC'S own, Pastor Michael Simone, begins the new Easter series "Think Different".
Join us as he explores the Sermon on the Mount showing how Jesus challenges common assumptions about loss, mercy, righteousness, anger, forgiveness, integrity, giving, and love.
Short, practical, and reflective,  Pastor Michael invites all of us to adopt one area of Jesus' countercultural thinking and live it out in daily life.

Pastor Rob Huffman preaches from 1 Thessalonians 5:18 about cultivating a life of gratitude “no matter what.” He shares personal stories — from running a packed Chick‑fil‑A and family struggles to loss and restoration — and offers five observations on gratitude: express it, let it sustain joy, reject entitlement, find blessings in hard times, and allow gratitude to open doors.
Pastor Rob challenges us to practice daily thankfulness, express appreciation to others, and hold fast to joy through faith, making gratitude a foundation for resilience and renewed perspective.

Pastor Michael Simone explores the biblical picture of friendship—drawing on 1 Samuel and the story of David and Jonathan—to show how love and loyalty shape lasting relationships. He also shares personal stories (the "You've Got a Friend" song, an Olympic sneaker moment, and Lou Sternberg) and practical teaching on four essentials: sharpness, stability, agility, and tranquility.
We all are encouraged to evaluate our friendships, be a "Jonathan" to someone in need, and deepen community rooted in Christ's love.

On this Super Bowl Sunday, Michael Simone teaches us four quarters on faith that move from personal reflection to Scripture, to Vince Lombardi's call to love, and finally to Jesus' command to love one another (John 13).
Michael connects 1 Corinthians 9's call to "run to win" with a challenge to "chase Jesus," stressing maturity, sacrifice, and living out love in practical ways.
Ultimately the message is simple and urgent: love wins — live your faith by loving others, because now that you know these things, you will be blessed if you do them.

In a short heartfelt message, Pastor Michael Simone (recorded from a chilly room) reflects on David Jeremiah’s book "Keep the Faith...In a World Turned Upside Down" .
Listen as he explores scripture passages—Psalm 23, 2 Corinthians 4, and 2 Timothy 1 with themes of...
God as our Shepherd, "treasure in jars of clay," the renewing hope of Christ, the work of the Spirit,
and the call to guard and pass on the faith.
Michael sends us a warm pastoral reminder to fix your eyes on the unseen and stay faithful through life’s storms.