MOSAIC CHURCH VB

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.

This Sunday Pastor Michael Simone retells the biblical story of Esther, following her rise from orphan to queen and her brave choice to risk her life to save her people and follow God's plan. 
Through dramatic storytelling Michael emphasizes trusting God's plan, choosing courage out of love, and recognizing that each of us are the church and a light in the world.

Pastor Michael explores the two moments the New Testament records Jesus being amazed—by a Gentile centurion's extraordinary faith and by the unbelief of his own townspeople—and draws practical lessons on what truly amazes Jesus.
He outlines five strategies to grow faith (preaching/teaching, problems, people, purpose, perspective), presents ACTS prayer as a daily practice, and calls us to be a "just say the word" church that gives 110% of the heart to God.

Senior Pastor Michael Simone is back!
In this first Sunday of 2026, he unpacks Ephesians 1:18–20 and presents three foundational "whats" that define, sustain, and repair your life: the hope of His calling, the riches of His inheritance in the saints, and the exceeding greatness of His power revealed in the resurrection. Through personal stories, cultural examples, and practical lessons, Michael shows how these truths shape calling, community, and daily living.
Michael invites us to listen for God, embrace biblical principles, serve others, and receive these three "whats" as guidance for 2026—bringing purpose, resilience, and spiritual power into everyday life.

This Sunday Pastor Rob Huffman teaches us about the presence of Jesus, explaining why God sent His Son to reveal God's identity, declare truth, recover the lost, and give abundant life.
Pastor Rob contrasts physical presents with Jesus' presence, highlights Emmanuel and the indwelling Holy Spirit, and invites us all to accept Jesus Christ in our hearts, His Presence, and draw near to Christ this season.

Pastor Rick McDaniel challenges listeners to use the year-end pause to reflect on successes and setbacks, learn hard lessons, and "sharpen the axe"—gaining wisdom that leads to greater success.He offers practical questions, real-life examples, and spiritual encouragement to accept responsibility, improve decisions and relationships, deepen devotional habits, and step into God’s help for a more purposeful, impactful year ahead.

Join us this Sunday as our guest speaker, Rev Erin Hatcher Horne, reflects on spiritual formation, reading Luke 1:26–33, and explores what kind of King Jesus is — a vulnerable, serving Prince of Peace who gathers the scattered, removes fear, and leads with forgiveness.
Using a king-in-disguise story, the parable of the yeast, and real-life examples of kingdom builders (medical missionaries, weapon-to-tool projects, and neighborly acts), she calls listeners during Advent to advance God’s kingdom through small, sacrificial acts of love and peacemaking.

Father Andy Buchanan, from Galilee Church in Virginia Beach, preaches on John 3:1–17, focusing on Jesus’ conversation with Nicodemus and the call to be born again. He explores who needs the new birth, what it is, how it is received, and the life-changing impact it has.
The sermon explains that the new birth brings the future kingdom into the present through faith in Christ’s death and resurrection, producing deep transformation, new vision, and lasting hope.

Pastor Rob Huffman preaches from Philippians 2 and John 3:16, teaching that love requires action. He outlines three practical ways to make love a verb—Be others-centered, Service-oriented, and Obedience-focused—tying these principles to Thanksgiving, Christmas, and the humility of Christ.
We close with a church update about a MOCA & an invitation to come next Sunday & hear special guest, Father Andy Buchanan from Galilee Church. 

Pastor Michael returns with a heartfelt testimony of how faith changed his life, gratitude for his marriage and church family, and appreciation for their care and healing. He celebrates the unity and mission of Mosaic Church and prays for continued strength, vision, and generosity as the congregation moves forward together.
Also Christmas Eve Services are announced, "Adore! O Come All Ye Faithful". December 24th. Two services 2pm & 4pm @ the Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art.