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In a world that pushes us to move faster, force outcomes, and stay in control, waiting can feel frustrating, confusing, or even forgotten. But what if the delay isn’t punishment? What if God is doing something deeper in the middle of it? In The Favor In the Delay, Bria walks through a tension-filled moment in Esther’s story that feels surprisingly familiar to our own lives. Through uncertainty, sleepless nights, unexpected turns, and moments that seem far too specific to be coincidence, we’re reminded that God may be doing His deepest work in the places that feel slow, unclear, or unfinished. Maybe the thing you’ve been calling a setback is actually preparation. And maybe what feels delayed is not the absence of God’s favor, but part of it. If you’re navigating fear, frustration, closed doors, or the space between prayer and outcome, this message is for you. Because sometimes God is doing more than we can see. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: The Favor in the Delay Series: Such A Time As This Scripture: Esther 5 and 6 Speaker(s): Bria Johnson Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

There are moments in life when you already know what needs to happen next, but taking that step feels overwhelming.  So instead, you wait and tell yourself you’ll deal with it later.  You know, maybe things will calm down, or better yet, when the tension disappears on its own.  But we all know it never will. Because if we’re honest, staying quiet often feels easier than risking change. In What If This Is Your Moment?, Joice walks through a pivotal moment in Esther’s story that feels surprisingly close to home. It’s a conversation about fear, hesitation, purpose, and the internal struggle that happens when you know something needs to change, but you’re not sure you’re ready for what comes with it. If you’ve ever felt caught between what feels comfortable and what feels necessary, this message will meet you there. Sometimes the biggest moments in our lives do not arrive with certainty. They arrive with tension, questions, and the choice of whether we’ll keep avoiding what’s in front of us or finally move forward in faith. And maybe, just maybe, the real tension isn’t figuring out what God is asking in the moment, but whether we’re willing to respond. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this video to spread the light! Message: What If This Is Your Moment? Series: Such A Time As This Scripture: Esther 4 Speaker(s): Joice Villamor Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

Some of the hardest moments in life happen when doing what’s right creates tension with the people around you.  In this week’s message, The Friction of Faith, Pastor Alvin guides us into that uncomfortable space between conviction and compromise, pressure and purpose, fear and trust. Through the story of Esther, Mordecai, and Haman in Esther 3, we wrestle with the kind of questions many of us carry but rarely say out loud: What happens when faith costs you something? Why does pride seem to rise while faithfulness gets overlooked? And where is God when life feels unfair, chaotic, or painfully quiet? Whether you’ve followed Jesus for years, are skeptical about faith, or simply trying to make sense of your own life, this conversation speaks to the pressure we all feel to bow to something. But maybe the deeper battle in life isn’t just what’s happening around us. Maybe it’s also what’s happening within us. So join us as we examine the tension of staying grounded in a world constantly asking you to compromise, while holding onto the hope that even when God feels silent, He is not absent. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: The Friction of Faith Series: Such A Time As This Scripture: Esther 2:20-3:15 Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

Have you ever found yourself in a place you didn’t plan, trying to figure out what you’re supposed to do next? Not some big, dramatic moment. Just real life. A season you didn’t choose and wouldn’t have signed up for, where nothing feels all that clear and God feels… quiet. In You’re Not Here By Accident, we enter into a moment in Esther’s story that feels a lot like that. It meets us right in the tension of trying to move forward without having all the answers, and reminds us that even when life feels random or out of control, there may be more going on than we can see. If you’ve been asking, “What am I supposed to do right now?” or wondering if where you are actually matters, this is for you. Because maybe your life isn’t random after all. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: You’re Not Here by Accident Series: Such A Time As This Scripture: Esther 2:1-19 Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

Easter shows up every year, but what does it actually mean? For some, it’s egg hunts and time outside. For others, it’s food, family, and a full house. And for some, it’s just another day. But if Easter can mean so many different things, what is it really about? That’s the question behind When the Journey Changes Everything, as we look at the moment at the center of Easter in Matthew 28, where life didn’t go how the disciples expected, leaving them searching for answers. Ever been there before? Because in a lot of ways, we’re asking the same questions about life in general, just in different ways. And maybe that’s why Easter matters more than we think. Not just as something we celebrate, but as an invitation into a different kind of life, one that can change everything. If you’ve ever found yourself searching, wondering, or hoping there’s more to life, this message is for you. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: When the Journey Changes Everything Series: The Journey Scripture: Matthew 28 Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

Have you ever been so sure about yourself only to realize later you weren’t as strong as you thought? Most of us like to believe we know who we are. What we’d say. How we’d respond. What we’d never do.  But life has a way of putting pressure on us, and in those moments, something deeper gets revealed. In the message, When the Journey Exposes The Real You, Pastor Alvin guides us into that tension. Not just the gap between what we believe and how we live, but the honest reality of what’s really going on beneath the surface and deep into our hearts. Because the hard truth is, we don’t always see ourselves clearly in this story of life. And when we don’t, life has a way of exposing it, usually when it matters most. But what if those moments aren’t the end of your story? Whether you’re exploring faith or have been following Jesus for years, this is an invitation to slow down, take an honest look inward, and discover what it actually means to return, rebuild, and move forward with something deeper that sustains. If you’ve ever felt the weight of letting yourself down, this message is for you. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: When the Journey Exposes The Real You Series: The Journey Scripture: Matthew 26:69-75 Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

Sometimes the hardest part of the journey isn’t the road itself… it’s realizing you’ve been reading the map wrong. You can be moving, striving, doing all the right things, and still feel like something isn’t lining up. Like the outcome you expected doesn’t match the reality you’re living. In When the Journey Gets Misunderstood, Bria takes us into a moment where people close to Jesus thought they knew where everything was headed… and missed it. Not because they didn’t care, but because they were seeing it through their own lens. And honestly, that hits close to home. Because it’s easy to shape our lives around what feels right, what looks successful, or what makes sense to us, and still find ourselves asking, “Why does this feel off?” Join us on this journey as we pause and take an honest look at what might be driving your life’s direction, your expectations, and even your faith. Whether you’re grounded in your beliefs, questioning things, or just trying to make sense of your next step, this is a conversation for anyone who’s ever felt like they might be missing something in plain sight. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: When the Journey Gets Misunderstood Series: The Journey Scripture: Matthew 20:17-28 Speaker(s): Bria Johnson Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

Truth is, most of us move through life thinking we’re doing pretty well. Day in and day out, we try our best to live right, make good decisions, and hold everything together.  But every now and then, something happens that shakes us to our core, that quietly reveals what we’re actually leaning on… and it’s not always what we thought. So what do you do when life doesn’t go the way you expected, and something deeper in you gets exposed? In When the Journey Gets Interrupted, Joice walks us into a moment where Jesus gently challenges what we rely on most and invites us to take a closer look at what we might be holding onto without even realizing it. Because that’s where the tension lives. The space between wanting more from life and realizing you can’t earn it. The moment when control starts to slip, and you’re faced with a choice to hold on tighter or finally let go. Whether you’re exploring faith, returning to it, or have been walking with Jesus for years, this conversation meets you right there. What if the life you’ve been searching for isn’t something you achieve, but something you receive? If that question hits close to home, this message is for you. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: When the Journey Gets Interrupted Series: The Journey Scripture: Matthew 19:23-30 Speaker(s): Joice Villamor Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

Sometimes life feels like a trip you didn’t fully prepare for. You had a plan. A timeline. An idea of how things were supposed to go. But somewhere along the way, the path shifted, and you realized following Jesus might take you somewhere different than you expected. In “Pack Your Bags,” Pastor Alyssa Jacobs from Mosaic Church Austin opens a new series leading toward Easter by inviting us into a simple but challenging question: What does it really mean to follow Jesus? Looking at a moment in Matthew 16, this message reflects on the tension between our plans and God’s plans, the places where our expectations collide with the way of Christ, and the invitation Jesus still gives today: Come and follow me. Whether you’ve been walking with Jesus for years, are wrestling with doubts, or are simply curious about faith, this message speaks to something we all experience. The uncertainty of the road ahead, the struggle to trust God with our future, and the quiet sense that there might be more to the journey than we first imagined. As we begin the road toward the cross this season, this message invites us to consider what it looks like to step forward with open hands, trust the direction of Jesus, and keep walking with Him even when the path is unfamiliar. If you’ve ever wondered where God might be leading your life next, this message is for you. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: Pack Your Bags Series: The Journey Scripture: Matthew 16:21-28 Speaker(s): Alyssa Jacobs Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

What do you do when the person who hurt you shows back up? Not a distant memory or a “asking for a friend” scenario, but a real, face-to-face moment. What do you do then? In this message, Put It On My Account, Pastor Alvin closes out the Second Chances series in the book of Philemon by stepping into the tension between betrayal and grace, and the kind of forgiveness we all need to give and receive, even when it costs us something. Maybe you’re carrying hurt, guilt, or shame. Maybe you keep replaying what someone did to you, or what you wish you could take back. Maybe you’re just trying to figure out how healing is even possible when trust has been broken. Whether you’ve been wronged, done the hurting, or you’re somewhere in the middle still sorting it out, this message meets us in a very human place, the space between what happened and what healing might look like. If that sounds familiar, this message is for you. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: Put It On My Account Series: Second Chances: A Path to Making What’s Broken Beautifully Whole, Again. Scripture: Philemon 1:1-9,21-25 Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

Have you ever tried to outgrow your past by outrunning it? You know, where you change your habits, switch up your circle, chase something new, maybe even try to become a different version of yourself. And yet, somewhere in the quiet, you still feel the pull of what was left unresolved. In Going Back Different, Pastor Alvin guides us into a short, often overlooked letter in the Bible and wrestle with a very real question:  What does it actually take to go back?  Not just to say sorry or to move on, but to return changed. If you’ve been avoiding a hard conversation or carrying regret, this message is for you, especially if you still wonder whether your worst moment defines you. And if you’re on the other side, trying to decide whether someone who says they’ve changed can really be trusted, it’s for you too. If you’ve been running, replaying a conversation you still haven’t had, or wondering if real change is even possible, press play and let’s take this step toward a second chance together. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: Going Back Different Series: Second Chances: A Path to Making What’s Broken Beautifully Whole, Again. Scripture: Philemon 1:8-20 Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

Ever been in that place where something between you and someone else just feels off… and you have no idea how to fix it or get back to good? A conversation that went sideways. Trust that cracked. A relationship that feels awkward, distant, or tense every time you walk into the room. This series, Second Chances: A Path to Making What’s Broken Beautifully Whole, Again, steps into the uncomfortable space most of us avoid and takes an honest look at what it really takes to move forward when real people hurt each other. In a short, often overlooked letter from the Bible, Pastor Alvin guides us through a story that feels surprisingly current about a fractured relationship, and a community watching to see what happens next. If you’ve ever wondered: • How do I rebuild without pretending nothing happened? • What does forgiveness actually look like in real life? • Can broken relationships really be restored? • What does faith have to do with conflict? This message is for you. Whether you’re following Jesus, questioning faith, or just trying to figure out how to handle tension in your marriage, friendships, family, church, or workplace, this message speaks to the messy-middle place in between hurt and healing. Because what’s broken doesn’t have to stay broken, yet sometimes the hardest place to stand is right in the middle. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: The Messy Middle Series: Second Chances: A Path to Making What’s Broken Beautifully Whole, Again. Scripture: Philemon 1:1-25 Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

If we’re honest, most days feel pretty ordinary. We move through familiar routines, see familiar faces, and keep life moving at a steady pace.  It’s easy to go from one moment to the next without pausing to ask what God might be doing right in front of us. In Seeing God’s Mission, Pastor Alvin invites us into a moment from John 4 where Jesus gently calls His followers to lift their eyes and notice what they’ve been missing. People, moments, and opportunities already woven into everyday life. This message is for anyone who feels busy, worn down, distracted, or unsure how faith actually connects to real life. It leans into questions of purpose, compassion, and urgency that many of us carry, even if we don’t always name them. Whether you’re exploring faith, returning to it, or trying to live it more honestly, this message offers space to slow down, look again, and step into what God is already doing. Chances are, it’s closer than we think. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: Seeing God’s Mission Series: The Mission Scripture: John 4:35-38 Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

Have you ever felt fear creep in, even when you know God has spoken promises over your life? In The Spirit’s Power, Joice Villamor invites us into a moment after Jesus’ resurrection when the disciples are hiding behind locked doors, unsure of what comes next. Right in the middle of their fear, Jesus shows up and speaks peace. This message connects our everyday doubts and hesitation with a question many of us carry: how do we move forward when fear feels louder than faith? Whether you’re exploring faith or learning to live it out, this sermon invites you to pause, listen, and consider what could change if fear doesn’t get the final say. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: The Spirit’s Power Series: The Mission Scripture: John 20:19-23 Speaker(s): Joice Villamor Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

Have you ever looked at your life and thought, I don’t see a way forward from here? Most of us know that feeling. Sometimes it’s the weight of our own choices. Sometimes it’s what life handed us without warning.  In those moments, it’s easy to feel stuck, tired, or quietly discouraged, even as we admire people who stay committed when everything in them wants to quit. In The Son’s Sacrifice, Bria connects those everyday feelings of fear, weariness, and loss to the unexpected hope found in the cross. Drawing from her own story and from John 12, she points us to Jesus, who openly faced suffering and chose a path He could have avoided, revealing a love that is intentional, costly, and deeply personal. What looks like the end of the story may actually be where God is doing something new. If you’re feeling worn down or longing for a fresh start, this message is a reminder that God meets us right where we are and turns dead ends into doorways. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: The Son’s Sacrifice Series: The Mission Scripture: John 12:27–33 Speaker(s): Bria Johnson Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

Have you ever stopped and wondered if God still cares about a world that feels fragile, divided, or worn down, or about a life that feels unsettled beneath the surface?  Ever been there before? Grounded in John 3:16, Pastor Alvin moves past words we’ve heard before and points us to the heart behind them.  He reminds us that God’s love isn’t reactive or conditional. It’s initiating, personal, and close. A love that moves first, steps into our darkness, and meets us as we are, not as we try to appear. Whether you feel close to God, curious but hesitant, or unsure what you believe at all, this message invites you to consider a simple but life-changing truth: the Father’s love can pull us out of the shadows of a life that feels empty and into a life that is truly full, starting now. This message, The Father’s Love, speaks honestly to faith, doubt, longing, and hope, painting a clear picture of a good Father whose love reaches farther than we expect and closer than we imagine. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: The Father’s Love Series: The Mission Scripture: John 3:16 Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

It’s a new year, and whether we admit it or not, most of us are already carrying the same quiet question into it: Are you prepared? In this message from Isaiah 55, Pastor Alvin Brown speaks to anyone stepping into 2026 with a mix of hope and hesitation, energy and exhaustion.  Some of us are fired up about new goals. Others are still carrying the weight of last year. Some are rebuilding their faith. Others are just trying to make it through what’s right in front of them. Are You Prepared? shifts the idea of preparation away from pressure, performance, and having everything figured out.  It invites us to slow down and take a real look at what we’re living on, what’s shaping us, and whether we’re actually making room for what only God can give. It’s a message about turning from what keeps leaving us empty and discovering a life rooted not in striving, but in God’s faithfulness.  If you’re looking for more than just another busy year that feels hollow, and you’re longing for a year that’s truly better, this message is for you. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: Are You Prepared? Series: Vision Sunday Scripture: Isaiah 55 Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

Finding Christmas isn’t about decorations, traditions, or getting everything just right.  It’s about a search most of us know well, looking for peace, meaning, hope, or relief in the middle of busy lives and crowded expectations. In this Christmas Eve message, Pastor Alvin Brown invites you into the familiar story of the wise men and connects it to a simple question many of us carry, often without realizing it.  What if the thing you’re looking for isn’t where you expected it to be?  Through the ancient story of a quiet birth, this sermon reflects on how God often shows up in overlooked places and how encountering Jesus can gently change our direction. Whether you’re full of faith, full of questions, or somewhere in between, this message speaks to anyone who’s ever felt like they were searching for something more this Christmas. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: Finding Christmas Series: Christmas Eve Scripture: Matthew 2:1-12 Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

Truth be told, all families have a way of turning love into a competition of comparing and keep score.  We measure who’s winning, who’s on par, yet soon to fall behind, and who’s flat out losing.  In this message from our Advent series A Family Christmas, we step into one of the most painfully relatable family stories in Scripture and see what happens when approval, worth, and belonging get treated like something you have to earn. This sermon speaks to anyone who’s tired of chasing validation, exhausted from family tension, or stuck in patterns they didn’t choose but somehow inherited.  It’s an honest look at rivalry, longing, and the quiet cost of always keeping score, paired with the hope of a grace that meets us right in the middle of the mess. Whether you’re navigating complicated relationships, carrying old wounds, or just wondering if rest is possible, this message points to a different way forward.  One where worth isn’t won, love isn’t negotiated, and grace is received, not earned. If this resonates, join us to reflect, and consider where you and your family might need to let go of the scorecard this Christmas. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: The Cost of Keeping Score Series: A Family Christmas Scripture: Genesis 30 Speaker(s): Bria Johnson Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

We all know what it’s like to put something on that doesn’t fit, and that isn’t really us.  A version of ourselves meant to fit in, keep the peace, or get what we think we need.  In this message from Genesis 27, we step into a family story that feels uncomfortably familiar. A story about favoritism, fear, control, and the quiet ways pretending starts to shape our lives. The Cost of Pretending looks at what happens when good intentions drift into unhealthy patterns and when chasing blessing starts to cost us our honesty, our peace, and our trust.  It speaks to anyone who feels tired of managing outcomes, wearing masks, or trying to earn what they hope will finally make them feel secure. Whether you’re close to faith, curious about Jesus, or carrying family baggage you didn’t ask for, this message points to a deeper hope.  One where you don’t have to fake your way into love, belonging, or blessing.  One where you can authentically be who God intended for you to be without pretending. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: The Cost of Pretending Series: A Family Christmas Scripture: Genesis 27 Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

If someone summed up your life and relationships in one or two sentences, what would they find?  And what would that say about how you actually love the people around you and relate to God? In this message, Pastor Alvin examines one of Scripture's most relatable family stories during the holidays.  It's about a couple who started out doing everything right—praying instead of forcing things, seeking God when life got hard—but still found their home quietly pulling apart underneath. It’s a reminder that you can seek God and still lose your way. You can love people and still fall into subtle patterns that shape your relationships more than you realize. This story becomes a mirror for all of us. Many know what it feels like to be overlooked or overburdened. We know the pressure to earn love, the pull toward what feels easier, and the cracks that form when old fears or preferences take over.   Whether you're navigating tension with family this season, noticing patterns you didn't choose but somehow inherited, or just trying to figure out why certain relationships feel so complicated, this message is for you. Join us as we ask: what do our life and loves reveal about our hearts? And how does God meet us in the messy middle of it all to bring them all into alignment? 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: What Your Life and Love Reveal Series: A Family Christmas Scripture: Genesis 25:19-28 Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

Life doesn’t stop being messy just because we believe in God. Genesis 16 proves it.  In this message, Pastor Alvin walks through one of the most chaotic family moments in Scripture and shows how it mirrors the moments when our own lives feel tangled, unfair, or out of control. This isn’t a story about perfect people. It’s a story about real people—God’s people—who made painful choices, hurt each other deeply, and ran from the fallout. Yet right in the middle of all that, God steps toward the unseen everyone else overlooked. If you’ve ever felt unseen, used, forgotten, pushed aside, or stuck between who you want to be and the mess you’re actually living through, this message meets you there.  Join us as we look at the God who sees you, knows you, and meets you in the messy middle. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: Seen in the Messy Middle Series: A Family Christmas Scripture: Genesis 16 Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

Loneliness shows up everywhere, even in crowded rooms. Most everyone is surrounded by people yet still wonder where we fit and who really sees us. In Three Ways Belonging Grows, Bria Johnson shares what it takes for real belonging to form — not just in church, but in everyday friendships, family, and the places we live, work, and play. Looking at Jesus calling Levi in Mark 2, we see how He treated people who were overlooked or pushed out. His example reminds us that belonging isn’t random. It grows when someone sees others, makes space for them, and stays long enough for trust and love to take root. Whether you’ve followed Jesus for years or you’re still figuring faith out, this message is for anyone who wants deeper connection and wants to help others find the same. You matter. You’re seen. And you may be closer to belonging than you realize. Hit play and discover how belonging grows right where you are. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: Three Ways Belonging Grows Series: The Belonging Project Scripture: Mark 2:13-17 Speaker(s): Bria Johnson Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

Most of us know what it feels like to want a place where we really fit — where we’re seen, known, and loved, not for what we can prove, but simply for who we are. In this message, Pastor Alvin Brown talks about how belonging isn’t earned. It isn’t something we hustle for or try to deserve. It’s something God invites us into, especially in the moments when life feels thin, overwhelming, or like we don’t have enough. Looking at 2 Corinthians 8:1–15, we see a picture of people who lived out belonging in the most unlikely circumstances.  Not from pressure. Not from performance. But from grace — the kind that reminds us we are not alone, and that we were created to be connected to God and to each other. If you’ve ever wondered where you fit, questioned if you matter, or felt like you’ve come up short, this message is for you. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: A Gift To Belong Series: The Belonging Project Scripture: 2 Corinthians 8:1-15 Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

What happens when mission doesn’t just reach you, but gets inside you? In When Mission Gets Inside You, Pastor Alvin Brown closes out our series We Have A Part To Play with a message about what happens when we’re moved from something we believe in to something that changes how we live. Through 2 Corinthians 5, we’re reminded that mission isn’t just something we do—it’s something that shapes who we become.  It moves us beyond comfort into purpose, beyond belief into action. If you’ve ever wondered what it means to live for something bigger than yourself, this message will help you see how real change begins from the inside out. Hit play and discover what happens when God’s mission takes root where you live, work, and play. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: When Mission Gets Inside You Series: We Have A Part To Play Scripture: 2 Corinthians 5:11-21 Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

How is technology shaping your relationships, especially in how you relate to God? We live more connected than ever, yet many of us feel alone.  In this message, When Tech Reaches Rather Than Replaces, Pastor Alvin invites us to look at how our devices, apps, and feeds can be used as bridges to people rather than barriers between us.  From Genesis 11 to the life of Jesus, we ask a simple question: does what we create serve the Creator, or quietly compete with Him? If you’ve ever felt the pull of the endless scroll, this talk invites you to slow down, seek real presence, and let your tech serve a bigger purpose: loving God and loving people where you live, work, and play. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: When Tech Reaches Rather Than Replaces Series: We Have A Part To Play Scripture: Genesis 11:1-9 Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

We’ve all been there, maybe you’re there now, or you’ll be there soon, when work just wears you down. You know the feeling. Work starts to feel like a grind, a scoreboard, or just hours spent with little to show for it. But what if there’s a better way to see the hours you parent, study, serve, or clock in not as time spent with no return, but as time invested with lasting impact? In this message from Ephesians 4, Pastor Alvin Brown unpacks how faith meets real life, not with quick fixes, but with a deeper invitation to let who God is reshape how we show up, speak, and serve in the places we live, work, and play. Whether you believe in God or you’re just exploring faith, you’ll discover how we went from working from rest with God to working for rest apart from Him, and how Jesus invites us back into a better way to work. If you’ve ever worked to prove yourself, wondered what all your effort is for, or just asked, “What’s the point of work?” — this one’s for you. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: A Better Way To Work Series: We Have A Part To Play Scripture: Ephesians 4:25-32 Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

Think about this—most of us touch our phones thousands of times a day.  But all that tapping and swiping means nothing if the phone doesn’t have an operating system. Without it, the phone looks fine on the outside but can’t actually function. The same is true for us. We have something deeper inside that runs everything we think, feel, and do. The Bible calls it the soul. What’s something your soul has been hungry for lately? In this message from Psalm 103, Pastor Alvin Brown helps us slow down and ask some honest questions:  —What is the soul?  —Why does it matter?  —And where can it really find what it’s searching for? Whether you’ve been walking with Jesus for years or you’re just curious about faith, this message points to the One who knows your soul best and can give it what nothing else can. Tune in and hear why your soul is more than a mystery. It’s the core of who you are, and it was made for more than you could think or ever imagine. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: The Operating System Inside You Series: We Have A Part To Play Scripture: Psalm 103:1-12 Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

What will you be remembered for? At Mosaic Church Fort Worth’s 2-year anniversary, Pastor Alvin Brown invites us to pause and wrestle with that very question.  Not in terms of the busyness we juggle or the checklists we complete, but in the choices we make, the values we carry, and the kind of people we become. Drawing from Isaiah 55, this message reminds us that life isn’t just about what we consume. It’s about what we contribute.  It’s about legacy, faith, and the marks we leave on our families, communities, and the world around us. Whether you’re a longtime believer, curious about faith, or just looking for deeper meaning in the everyday, this sermon offers hope and direction for living a life that outlasts us all. Tune into Being Remembered and discover how the decisions you make today shape the story that will be told tomorrow. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: Be Remembered Series: We Have A Part To Play Scripture: Isaiah 55 Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

What does faith really look like?  In The CPR of Faith, we look at Abraham’s journey in Genesis 11–12 and how God called him out of the familiar and into the unknown.  Just like CPR brings life where it’s slipping away, faith revives us and sets us on God’s path. Abraham’s story reminds us that God doesn’t wait for us to prove ourselves—He interrupts, calls, and promises first. And our response to Him? Whether you’re wrestling with doubt, searching for purpose, or simply wondering how faith applies to everyday life, this message will encourage you to see God’s faithfulness in a fresh way and consider what it means to step into His story. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: The CPR of Faith Series: We Have A Part To Play Scripture: Genesis 11:27-12:5 Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

What happens when God hits shuffle on His people? It’s not noise choas, but, a timeless message of love. In When God Hits Shuffle, Bria Lacour shares how the “shuffle button” shows us the way God blends generations and backgrounds into one song that celebrates, unites, and creates something that lasts. If you’re curious about faith, tired of feeling like your life is stuck on repeat, or longing for a deeper harmony across ages, cultures, and stories, press play.  Discover how God can hit shuffle in your story today and for the generations to come. Subscribe to the official Mosaic Church Fort Worth page to stream our latest content, your favorite sermons, and much more.  Comment and follow us so that you never miss our most recent content.  Message: When God Hits Shuffle Series: NXTGEN Sunday Scripture: 1 John 2:9-14 Speaker(s): Bria Lacour Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

Submission is a word that makes most of us uneasy. We often think of defeat, losing control, or giving up our voice.  But in Colossians 3:17–4:1, Paul paints a different picture of submission not as weakness, but as divine realignment. It’s about syncing our hearts and lives to the One who gives them meaning. In this message, The Power to Submit, we look at how Christ’s supremacy reshapes three areas of life we all experience: How we align our whole selves to God How we love and live within our homes How we work and engage in the world What if submission isn’t about losing freedom but finding it? What if it dignifies instead of diminishes?  Discover how the supremacy of Christ gives you the power to lay it down and find life that truly matters. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: The Power To Submit Series: Over Every Power Scripture: Colossians 3 Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

Life can feel heavy, overwhelming, and out of control sometimes. In this message, Pastor Alvin walks through Colossians 2 and shows how Jesus’ power can really change people, places, and situations for the better. The world tells us we need achievement, approval, relationships, or stuff to feel complete, but none of that truly satisfies. There’s one power that actually makes a difference. Watch this message to see how that power can transform your life from the inside out. Take it in, think about it, and let this life-changing power work in you. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith!   Message: The Power To Change Series: Over Every Power Scripture: Colossians 2 Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

Ever feel like life is pulling you in a hundred different directions? Like there’s always something or someone competing for your attention.  Well, the truth is at some point, we all chase or have chased success, relationships, security, and happiness, but even when we get what we thought we wanted, it can still feel like something’s missing. Ever been there before? In Holding It All Together, Bria walks us through Colossians 1 to show that the answer to living the life we’ve always dreamed of isn’t in doing more, getting more, or becoming more. It’s in knowing the One who truly holds it all together—Jesus. Through the unshakable truth of Scripture, you’ll see what it means to live the life you’ve always hoped for, yet can often feel just out of reach. Whether you’re new to faith or just curious, hit play and let’s find purpose, peace, and direction in the One who can give it all. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: Holding It All Together Series: Over Every Power Scripture: Colossians 1 Speaker(s): Bria Lacour Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

What do you do when giving—your time, money, or energy—feels more like losing than gaining? In this message, When Giving Feels Like Losing, Pastor Alvin walks through a familiar tension many of us face: the fear that if we give too much, we won’t have enough left for ourselves. Whether it’s generosity, obedience, or simply trusting God with what matters most, it’s easy to wonder if it’s really worth it. Out of Malachi 3, Pastor Alvin brings that question to the surface, and offers a surprising response of neither guilt nor pressure.  It’s about learning to see that God isn’t after things. He’s after our hearts. And when we trust Him, especially when it feels risky, we start to discover something deeper and more life-giving than we could ever expect and imagine. If you’ve ever felt like giving might leave you empty, hit play. This one’s for you.   👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: When Giving Feels Like Losing Series: Return to Me Scripture: Malachi Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

Ever feel like your life story was supposed to look and read better than it does? You’re working hard, trying to move forward, doing what you can to get it right, but still, something feels off. Like you’re missing something, or like the best parts of your life story already passed you by. That’s exactly where God’s people found themselves in the book of Haggai. They had returned from exile and were trying to rebuild, but nothing felt the same. They were tired, discouraged, and wondering if God was still with them, or if their best days were already behind them. In this message, Pastor Alvin Brown walks us through Haggai 2 to show how God meets us right there, in the middle of our questions and disappointment, not with shame, but with a promise to use our story for His glory.   Whether you’re following Jesus or just trying to figure faith out, this message is a reminder that what you see right now isn’t the whole story. God is still working. He’s still building. And He’s still writing something beautiful, right in the middle of your life story. Hit play, and let’s lean in together to remember that with God, the best isn’t behind you, it’s still ahead. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: When the Best Is Still Ahead  Series: Return to Me Scripture: Haggai Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

Ever felt like life just isn’t adding up? You’ve been praying, trusting, or doing everything you know to do, but God still feels distant or silent. If that sounds familiar, you’re not the only one. In this message, When God Doesn’t Make Sense, we look at the honest, unfiltered questions of a prophet named Habakkuk. He doesn’t pretend to have it all together. He wrestles with God and invites us to do the same.  And guess what else? God doesn’t shut him or us down. Through Habakkuk’s story, we’re reminded that it’s okay to bring our questions, our disappointments, and our doubts to God. He may not always give us the answers we’re looking for, but He does give us Himself, the answer we need most. So if you’re feeling confused, worn out, or just wondering where God is in the mess of it all, this one’s for you. Hit play, and let’s walk through it together. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: When God Doesn’t Make Sense Series: Return to Me Scripture: Habakkuk Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

What do you do when God feels far, when His presence feels out of reach, and you’re just going through the motions? In this message, When Presence Goes Missing, Pastor Alvin Brown walks through the book of Zechariah to remind us that God’s presence isn’t something we strive to earn.  It’s something we’re invited to return to. If you’ve drifted, feel spiritually numb, or just know something’s missing, this message gets to the heart of it. God doesn’t call us back with guilt or pressure to perform.  He simply says, “Come.” Not to do more, but to draw near. Because the fix for a missing presence isn’t more effort. Hit play and discover how to become present with God, again. So whether you’re trying to rebuild your faith or still figuring out what you believe, there’s something here for you. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: When Presence Goes Missing Series: Return to Me Scripture: Zechariah 1, 4 Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

What does God really want from our worship? And what happens when our songs, prayers, or church attendance don’t line up with how we treat people? In this message, When Justice Gets Personal, from the book of Amos, Bria Lacour helps us all to confront a hard truth: God cares more about how we live than how we perform religiously.  Through the prophet Amos, we see that real worship leads to justice, integrity, and love for others, especially those often ignored or mistreated. Whether you’ve been in church your whole life or you’re just starting to ask big questions, this message invites you to wrestle with how personal justice really is.  It's not just a societal issue but a spiritual one that starts with us. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: When Justice Gets Personal Series: Return to Me Scripture: Amos 5 Speaker(s): Bria Lacour Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

Why does living a good, meaningful life feel so hard sometimes? And what does it even mean to be holy? Is that just for super-religious people, or is it something real for the rest of us? In this message, Pastor Alvin Brown walks through Colossians 1:21–27 and reminds us that holiness isn’t about being perfect or pretending we’ve got it all together. It’s about being made whole, belonging to God and living from that place. If you’ve ever felt empty, stuck in cycles you can’t break, or just unsure what real change looks like, you’re not alone, and this is for you. Whether you’ve followed Jesus for years or you’re still figuring it out, this message points to a deeper hope found in three simple but powerful truths. Because the real change we’re looking for? It doesn’t start with trying harder.  Hit play and find out what just might be the answer you’ve been searching for all along. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: The Mystery of a Life Changed Series: Austin - Over Every Power Scripture: Colossians 1:21-27 Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

What if the hard stuff you’re going through isn’t random, but actually God trying to get your attention? In When Mercy Confronts You, Pastor Alvin Brown teaches from the powerful message of the prophet Joel, showing how God’s mercy doesn’t always show up as comfort, but sometimes, it comes as a much-needed wake-up call in the form of confrontation. Maybe life feels heavy right now. Maybe things are unraveling, or just quietly wearing you down.  What if, in all of that, God is confronting what’s been slowly pulling you away from Him, not to shame you, but to bring you back? Whether you feel far from God or you're just trying to figure out what He’s up to in your life, this message is an honest invitation to return to Him. Not out of fear. Not with guilt. But with the hope that His mercy is still wide open.   Because when staying numb to the hard stuff just doesn’t work anymore, Joel reminds us it’s not too late to come back.   Hit play and confront the fact that God’s not waiting to punish you. He’s waiting to restore you. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: When Mercy Confronts You Series: Return to Me Scripture: Joel 2 Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

Have you ever poured your heart into someone, only to feel forgotten or rejected?  That ache isn’t just human, it’s in the heart of God, too. In this week’s message, we kick off Return to Me: The Heart of God Through the Minor Prophets with a look at Hosea 11, where God opens His heart and wrestles with love, grief, and mercy toward people who keep walking away. But instead of giving up, He stays. He loves. He redeems. Whether you’re close to God, far from Him, or unsure where you stand, this message is for anyone who’s ever felt like they’ve gone too far, messed up too much, or just can’t seem to get it right. Because no matter where you’ve been, God’s love doesn’t let go. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: When Love Won’t Let Go Series: Return to Me Scripture: Hosea 11 Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

What if one sound could change everything? In this Pentecost message, Pastor Alvin Brown walks through Acts 2 and helps us tune into the powerful sounds that marked the birth of the Church, from the rush of heaven’s wind to voices from every nation, to the mixed reactions of the crowd, and the sound of a bold witness that sparked repentance. Whether you’re curious about faith or you’ve followed Jesus for years, this message invites you to hear the sound that changed everything, and consider what sound your life is making in return. ▶️ Hit play, Listen and lean in, and ask yourself: what does this mean for me, right where I live, work, and play? 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to help others get and stay connected. Message: The Sound That Changed Everything Series: Pentecost Sunday Scripture: Acts 2:1-13,14,37 Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

Ever feel like you’re always “on” but still running on empty? You’re not the only one. We live in a hyper-connected world—scrolling through feeds, streaming nonstop, chasing success, or just trying to make it through the day. But not every connection brings life. Some leave us anxious, worn out, and spiritually dry. In this message from John 15, we’re taking a clear-eyed look at what (and who) we’re really connected to. Jesus isn’t just offering advice—He’s inviting us into a connection that doesn’t drain us but fills us with real life. Whether you’ve followed Jesus for years or aren’t sure what you believe, this is an honest look at the things we turn to for meaning and why they often leave us empty.  More importantly, it’s about the one connection that never will. If you're tired of feeling spiritually drained, this one's for you. Hit play and discover the connection that brings lasting life. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to help others get and stay connected. Message: Connected But Drained Series:  Scripture: John 15:1-11 Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

We all pick up habits, beliefs, or ways of thinking without really asking, “Why do I keep doing this?” Often, we’re just repeating cycles we never intended to start. In Breaking The Cycle, Pastor Alvin Brown teaches from Romans 6:20–23 and points to the way God offers freedom from patterns that keep us stuck. These patterns may look like freedom on the surface, but underneath they lead to shame, loss, and burnout. If you’ve ever felt trapped in a cycle—whether it’s a mindset, relationship, addiction, or behavior—you’re not alone. This message unpacks three common and relatable patterns we all face and shows how God not only breaks those cycles, but begins something new in their place. Whether you’ve been following Jesus for years, you’re new to faith, or you’re just figuring things out, this message is for anyone tired of going in circles and wondering if real change is possible. So, are you ready to break the cycle? Hit play and step into something new. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: Breaking The Cycle Series: ARISE Scripture: Romans 6:20-23 Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

Ever feel like you’re caught between two lives—wanting to grow but still battling the same old patterns? That’s exactly the tension Romans 6 gets into. In this message, Wanted: Dead AND Alive, Bria Lacour breaks down the spiritual paradox of dying to your old self while living fully connected to God through Jesus. Maybe you’ve been there, trying harder but still feeling stuck. More connected, but somehow more alone. This sermon gets to the heart of that tension. It speaks to the daily inner struggle many of us face. Whether you’re new to faith or have been following Jesus for a while, this message offers a clear picture of real transformation: leaving behind what used to define you and stepping into new life with God. If you're ready to rethink what freedom really looks like, press play and let’s walk into that new life together. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: Wanted: Dead AND Alive. Series: ARISE Scripture: Romans 6:11-14 Speaker(s): Bria Lacour Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

Ever feel stuck in old habits, even when you know there's a better way to live?  In this message, Pastor Alvin Brown unpacks Romans 6 and how it help us pinpoint why so many of us struggle with the freedom God offers. Sometimes, we stay bound to sin—not because we want to, but because it's what we've always known.  But Jesus didn’t just die to forgive you—He rose to set you free.  In this teaching, you'll discover three life-changing truths that can help you break out of old patterns and begin walking in a new identity.   Whether you're new to faith or you've been following Jesus for years, this message will help you learn what it really means to live free—and why freedom in Christ is worth stepping into.   Hit play and go on this journey with us as we learn to live the life we were meant for.   👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this video to spread the light! Message: Learning to Live Free Series: ARISE Scripture: Romans 6:6-10 Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

What are you known for?  That’s a question we all wrestle with—whether at parties, on social media, or just lying awake at night.  Is it your job, your past, your personality, or your struggles? And deeper still:  Is it possible to be known for something greater? In this message from Romans 6:1–5, Pastor Alvin takes us on a journey, revealing how the Gospel of Jesus offers more than behavior tweaks or religious rituals.  It offers union—a deep, transformational connection to Christ that frees us from sin, buries our old life, and raises us to something entirely new. You don’t have to keep performing, pretending, or dragging around your past. There’s a freedom and future waiting for you—not because you’ve earned it, but because Jesus secured it. This sermon invites skeptics, seekers, and believers alike to consider: What if the truest thing about you isn’t your past—but your union with Jesus?   👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: What Are You Known For? Series: ARISE Scripture: Romans 6:1-5 Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

We’ve all asked it—even if we didn’t say it out loud: “What am I supposed to do with all this pain?” When life hits hard and keeps hitting, we try everything—eating, drinking, sleeping, working, dating, shopping, even numbing—to make the ache go away.  But the pain stays. And in that pain, we start to lose ourselves. In this honest, hope-filled sermon, Pastor Alvin takes us on a raw and relatable journey—from personal heartbreak all the way to the deeper reality behind our pain: it’s not just about what hurts—it’s about what’s broken.  And that’s where Romans 6 meets us. This message isn't just for those who call themselves Christians. It's for anyone who’s ever been overwhelmed, stuck, or wondered if things could ever be okay again. It’s for anyone looking for real comfort, not just a temporary fix. Come discover how there’s One who doesn’t just acknowledge your pain—One enters into it, deals with its root cause, and invites you into a new kind of life: one marked by healing, wholeness, and resurrection hope. Hit play and discover how the comfort we all long for starts not in escape—but in the care of Jesus. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: What Am I Supposed to Do With All This Pain? Series: ARISE Scripture: Romans 6:1-5 Speaker(s): Alvin Brown Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

Ever had life throw you something totally unexpected? Like, you thought you knew how things were going to play out—then boom, curveball. Kinda like when Fashion Week drops a surprise trend, Shark Week pulls you in deeper than you thought, or you're counting down to Spring Break only to be hit with… something completely different. Now imagine a moment in history that caught an entire crowd by surprise—long before any of the modern weeks we count down to with so much anticipation. That moment? The week Hosanna rolled into Jerusalem. People lined the streets like we do in modern-day parades, thinking they were getting a political hero, a power player, a fix-it-all king. Instead, they got something no one saw coming: A King riding in with peace, not power. A King showing up for everyone, not just the popular or the powerful. A King ready to lay down His life—not take control of everyone else’s. It wasn’t just unexpected—it was disruptive in the best possible way. This isn’t just a story about a crowd back then but a mirror to our own lives now. How often do we expect one thing, only to be met with something that challenges us to see deeper, to think differently, to let go of control? This week, we’re diving into what it looks like to welcome a King who may not fit the mold—but offers a hope and a peace way better than anything we could build on our own.  Tune in and listen. You might be surprised by what you find by the end. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: Didn't See That Coming This Week Series: Palm Sunday Scripture: Mark 11:1-11 Speaker(s): Bria Lacour Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.