Mosaic Lincoln

This week we finish up our series Judges. In this series, we have explored together a book of heroes. More than superpowers and untouchable caper crusaders, however, these heroes were very human. They have real fears, deep doubts, tainted pasts, and at times, experience very big failures. But despite their very human qualities, God used these ordinary men and women to accomplish some extraordinary things for the good of others.

This week we pick up were we began a new series at Mosaic entitled, Judges. In this series, we are exploring together a book of heroes. More than superpowers and untouchable caper crusaders, however, these heroes are very human. They have real fears, deep doubts, tainted pasts, and at times, experience very big failures. But despite their very human qualities, God used these ordinary men and women to accomplish some extraordinary things for the good of others. We invite you to join us for Judges as we learn from the successes and failures of these heroes of the faith.

Taking a break from our series, Judges, our associate pastor, Kevin, delivers a message that invites us to reconsider how we should live our day to day lives.

A few weeks ago, we began a new series at Mosaic entitled, Judges. In this series, we are exploring together a book of heroes. More than superpowers and untouchable caper crusaders, however, these heroes are very human. They have real fears, deep doubts, tainted pasts, and at times, experience very big failures. But despite their very human qualities, God used these ordinary men and women to accomplish some extraordinary things for the good of others. We invite you to join us for Judges as we learn from the successes and failures of these heroes of the faith.

A few weeks ago, we began a new series at Mosaic entitled, Judges. In this series, we are exploring together a book of heroes. More than superpowers and untouchable caper crusaders, however, these heroes are very human. They have real fears, deep doubts, tainted pasts, and at times, experience very big failures. But despite their very human qualities, God used these ordinary men and women to accomplish some extraordinary things for the good of others. We invite you to join us for Judges as we learn from the successes and failures of these heroes of the faith.

A few weeks ago, we began a new series at Mosaic entitled, Judges. In this series, we are exploring together a book of heroes. More than superpowers and untouchable caper crusaders, however, these heroes are very human. They have real fears, deep doubts, tainted pasts, and at times, experience very big failures. But despite their very human qualities, God used these ordinary men and women to accomplish some extraordinary things for the good of others. We invite you to join us for Judges as we learn from the successes and failures of these heroes of the faith.

Last week, we began a new series at Mosaic entitled, Judges. In this series, we are exploring together a book of heroes. More than superpowers and untouchable caper crusaders, however, these heroes are very human. They have real fears, deep doubts, tainted pasts, and at times, experience very big failures. But despite their very human qualities, God used these ordinary men and women to accomplish some extraordinary things for the good of others. We invite you to join us for Judges as we learn from the successes and failures of these heroes of the faith.

Join us as we begin our new sermon series: "Judges: The Original Heroes" . This week we dive into the story of a Fat King and a guy who shouldn't be a hero.

Join us as special guest speaker Jeremy Pietrocini delivers a challenging message inviting us to re:Create.

Join us as we finish our current teaching series: Practical Atheist. Many Christians believe in God, but they live as though He doesn't exist. In our third series, "Practical Atheist," we explore whether we are truly who we say we are.

Join us for Week 4 of our series: Practical Atheist. Many Christians believe in God, but they live as though He doesn't exist. In our third series, "Practical Atheist," we explore whether we are truly who we say we are.

This week, we continue our series called: Elements. In our Elements series, we are exploring together the biblical core values that drive many of the things we do and don’t do as a community. This week, we finish our discussion with: Creativity is the natural result of Spirituality.

Happy Father's Day! Enjoy this message about Fatherhood, from Lead Pastor, Aaron Loy.

This week, we continue our series called: Elements. In our Elements series, we are exploring together the biblical core values that drive many of the things we do and don’t do as a community. This week, we continue our discussion on: Relevance to culture is not optional.

This week, we continue our series called: Elements. In our Elements series, we are exploring together the biblical core values that drive many of the things we do and don’t do as a community. This week, we begin our discussion on: Structure must submit to Spirit.

This week, we continue our series called: Elements. In our Elements series, we are exploring together the biblical core values that drive many of the things we do and don’t do as a community. This week, we begin our discussion on: Love is the context of all mission.

This week, we begin a brand new series called: Elements. In our Elements series, we are exploring together the biblical core values that drive many of the things we do and don’t do as a community. This week, we begin our discussion on: Mission is why the church exists.

Join us as we celebrate with 7 people from Mosaic the work God is doing in their lives as they get baptized...

Easter is over. Now what? This week we take a look into what it means to follow Jesus instead of sitting in the bleachers.

Join us for a powerful message as we discover the power Jesus' death and resurrection offers us to get rid of our baggage.