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Mosaic Denver
by Mosaic Denver
This is the weekly sermon podcast of Mosaic: A Jesus Centered Community in Littleton, Colorado.
Episodes
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You Have Agency in Jesus
In 1 Peter 2:11–25, Peter challenges Christians to live faithfully in a world that often pulls them away from the way of Jesus. Rather than allowing our circumstances, past experiences, or cultural expectations to define us, we can remember that we belong to God and find our identity in Christ.…
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Part of the Family
October 4, 2026 Sean Blaney In 1 Peter 2, Peter writes to Christians who are scattered across different places and reminds them that their circumstances do not determine their identity. Through Jesus, they belong to God and to one another, becoming part of a new family shaped by His love and...
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Stay Awake
September 27, 2026 Freddy Williams In 1 Peter 1:13–25, Peter calls believers to move from knowing their identity in Christ to living from that identity. He challenges us to stay spiritually awake, set our hope on Jesus, and pursue holiness as people who belong to God. In this message from our For...
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Jesus is Enough
September 20, 2026David ComstockIn 1 Peter 1:1–12, Peter writes to believers who are scattered and facing suffering, reminding them that their identity is rooted in God’s mercy and their hope is alive through Jesus. Rather than allowing circumstances, success, failure, suffering, or the past to...
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Everyday Mission
September 13, 2026David ComstockIn 1 Thessalonians 4:9–12, Paul describes a life shaped by love, faithfulness, and purpose in the everyday. In Matthew 28:16–20, Jesus sends His followers into the world, reminding us that our mission isn't necessarily about going somewhere extraordinary, but about...
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Community
September 6, 2026David ComstockIn Matthew 6:25–34, Jesus speaks directly to our tendency to worry about the things we need and the things competing for our attention. Instead of telling us to ignore everyday responsibilities, Jesus invites us to seek first the kingdom of God and trust Him with…
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Is Your Gospel too Small?
August 30, 2026David ComstockThis message asks a foundational question for followers of Jesus: What is the gospel, and have we made it smaller than it really is?In this message from our Good News series, we explore:• Why the gospel is more than rules, morality, or religious activity• How we can...
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Blessed are the Peacemakers
August 23, 2026Chris Ferry & Tina FerryIn Matthew 5:9–10, Jesus calls His followers to be peacemakers and reminds us that those who are persecuted for doing what is right belong to the kingdom of heaven. This message explores what it means to pursue real peace through Jesus, even when peacemaking...
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Blessed are the Pure in Heart
August 16, 2026 David Comstock In Matthew 5, Jesus continues teaching through the Beatitudes and invites His followers into a different way of living. He calls us to hunger and thirst for righteousness, trust God’s design, and discover that lasting satisfaction is found not in what the world...
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Blessed Are the Meek & Those Who Hunger and Thirst for Righteousness
August 9, 2026 David Comstock In Matthew 5:4–6, Jesus continues the Beatitudes by inviting us to a life that looks radically different from the world around us. Through mourning, meekness, and a hunger for righteousness, He shows us that true strength isn't found in control or revenge, but in...
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Belssed Are Those Who Mourn
August 2, 2026 David Comstock In Matthew 5:4, Jesus says, “Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted.” Jesus invites us to see the brokenness around us without becoming numb, hardened, or judgmental, allowing God to soften our hearts and shape us with His compassion. In this message...
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Blessed are the Poor in Spirit
July 26, 2026David ComstockJesus begins the Sermon on the Mount with words that challenge everything our culture celebrates. In Matthew 5:1–12, He teaches that the kingdom of heaven belongs to those who recognize their need for God, revealing that true blessing begins with humility and...
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Take Hold
Freddy Williams July 12, 2026 As we conclude our Held Together series, we look at Colossians 4:2–6 and Paul's final encouragement to the church. Because Jesus holds all things together, we can live from our identity in Christ instead of striving to earn God's approval. In this message from our…
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New Life is Possible
July 5, 2026David ComstockIn Colossians 3:1–17, Paul reminds us that Jesus didn't simply forgive our sins—He made new life possible. Because Christ has defeated sin, death, and the powers of darkness, every believer is invited to live from a new identity marked by hope, freedom, and...
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God's Design is Good
June 28, 2026David ComstockIn Colossians 2, Paul reminds believers to stay rooted in Christ rather than being distracted by empty philosophies, religious performance, or counterfeit promises. This passage reveals that God's design is good and that Jesus alone provides the security and freedom our...
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Why You Need the Church
June 21, 2026 David Comstock In Colossians 1:27–2:5, Paul unveils the mystery of God's plan: Christ dwelling among His people as the hope of glory. This passage reminds us that spiritual maturity, encouragement, and transformation happen best in community as we center our lives on Jesus together....
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The Hope of Glory
June 15, 2026Miguel WarrenIn Colossians 1:15–29, Paul paints a breathtaking picture of who Jesus truly is. He is the image of the invisible God, the Creator and Sustainer of all things, and the One who rescues us from darkness and reconciles us to God. This passage reminds us that our greatest…
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Grace Holds Us Together
June 7, 2026David ComstockIn Colossians 1:1–14, Paul writes to a young church learning how to follow Jesus in a complicated world. His message is simple yet profound: when life feels like it’s coming apart, only Jesus can hold it together through His grace.In this message from our Held Together...
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The Ten Lepers
May 31, 2026 David Comstock In Luke 17:11–19, Jesus heals ten men with leprosy, but only one returns to thank Him. Through this powerful encounter, Jesus reveals that true healing goes deeper than physical restoration—it reaches the roots of our hearts and leads us into freedom. In this message...
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The Prodigal Son
May 24, 2026Freddy WilliamsIn Luke 15:11–32, Jesus tells the story of a rebellious son, a compassionate father, and an older brother who misses the heart of grace. Set within the tension of first-century culture and competing worldviews, this parable reveals the relentless love of God and His...
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The Woman Jesus Healed
May 17, 2026 Freddy Williams In Mark 5:24–34, a woman suffering for twelve years pushes through the crowd to reach Jesus, believing that healing could be found in the hem of His garment. This powerful story reveals how generations of prophecy, hope, and longing pointed to Jesus as the One who...
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Peter Walks on Water
May 10, 2026David ComstockIn Matthew 14:22–33, the disciples struggle against a storm while crossing the lake, exhausted and overwhelmed by the waves around them. But in the middle of their fear, Jesus comes walking on the water, reminding them that His presence is greater than the storm and His...
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Abraham and Isaac
May 3, 2026Zachary WinnickIn Genesis 22, Abraham is asked to sacrifice his son Isaac. It is a moment filled with tension, confusion, and deep faith. This passage reveals not only Abraham’s story, but a powerful picture of God’s plan to provide through Jesus.In this message from our [Series Name]...
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The Emmaus Road
April 26, 2026David ComstockIn Luke 24:13–35, two disciples leave Jerusalem discouraged, believing their hope in Jesus was misplaced—yet they don’t realize He is walking with them the entire time. This story reveals how easy it is to miss what God is doing, even when it’s right in front of us.In...
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The Woman at the Well
April 19, 2026 Tina Ferry In John 4:1–30, Jesus meets a Samaritan woman at the well—crossing cultural, social, and spiritual boundaries to reveal who He is. This powerful interaction shows us a Savior who leads with humility, invites honest questions, and offers living water to those searching…
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Show Me Your Glory
April 12, 2026 David ComstockIn Exodus 33–34, Moses is given a powerful choice: receive all of God’s promises without His presence, or pursue God Himself above everything else. This passage reveals that the ultimate goal of faith is not blessing, but relationship with God.In this message from our...
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Easter at Mosaic
April 5, 2026David ComstockIn Luke 24:1–8, three women come to the tomb carrying grief and expecting loss—but instead, they find the stone rolled away and hear a question that changes everything. This passage invites us to wrestle with where we’re searching for life and whether we’re looking in…
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Holding Sorrow and Joy
March 29, 2026Robbie (Guest Speaker)In 1 Peter 1:6–9 and Lamentations 3, we’re invited into a deeper understanding of faith—one that makes room for both grief and joy. These passages show us that even in seasons of suffering, we can hold onto a living hope rooted in God’s unchanging character.In...
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What is Sanctification?
March 22, 2026 David Comstock In Matthew 4:1–11, Jesus is led into the wilderness and tempted in ways that reveal the core struggles of the human heart—our cravings, our desires, and our need for identity. This passage shows us that temptation isn’t just about behavior, but about what we love…
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Repentance Leads to Freedom
In Luke 13:1–9, Jesus responds to tragedy by confronting a deeper issue in the human heart. Instead of comparing ourselves to others, Jesus calls every person to repentance—a returning to God that leads to life.In this message from our Lent series, we explore: • Why comparison blinds us to our…
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Chosen People
In 1 Peter 2:9–10, Peter reminds the church that our identity is rooted in who God says we are not in what we do. As we enter the season of Lent, this passage calls us to remember that we are chosen by God and invited to reflect His light in the world.In this message from our Lent series, we...
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Good News People
In Colossians 4:2–6, Paul calls believers to devote themselves to prayer, live wisely, and let their conversations be full of grace. Even while in prison, Paul doesn’t ask for relief—he asks for open doors to share the good news of Jesus.In this message from our Freely Given series, we explore:•...
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Overcome Fear with a Generous Heart
In Matthew 10:7–8, Jesus commissions His followers to proclaim the kingdom and live out its reality: “Freely you have received; freely give.” This passage reveals that the gospel not only restores our relationship with God but transforms how we see and love others.In this message from our Freely...
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Generosity and the Church
In Matthew 10:7–8, Jesus tells His disciples, “Freely you have received; freely give.” In 2 Corinthians 9:6–15, Paul teaches that generosity works like a seed—you don’t reap what you store, only what you sow. Together, these passages reveal that generosity is not about money first—it’s about…
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Back to Enough: Where God Meets Our Lack
From the very beginning, God’s intention for humanity was not lack but fullness.In this message from our In the Beginning series, we return to Genesis to rediscover the life we were created for. Scripture gives us a vision of Eden not merely as paradise, but as perfect communion with God — a…
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Back to Design: The Life God Intended
From the very beginning, God’s intention for humanity was not shame but wholeness.In this message from our In the Beginning series, we return to Genesis to rediscover the life we were made for. Scripture gives us a vision of a world where humanity lived in delight with God — fully known, fully...
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Back to Shalom: The Life We Were Made For
From the very beginning, God’s intention for humanity was not striving but rest.In this message from our In the Beginning series, we return to the opening pages of Scripture to rediscover what it truly means to be human. Before sin, before achievement, before responsibility, God invites humanity...
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Back to the Breath: Where Life with God Begins
God formed us from dust, and filled us with His breath.In this message, we explore Genesis 2, where the creation story slows down and zooms in—not just on what God made, but how He made us. We see a God who shapes with care, breathes with purpose, and invites us to live fully alive in His...
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Back to the Garden: Rediscover the Design That Sets You Free
This message is an invitation to rediscover freedom—by living in harmony with God’s original design for the world.In a culture that equates freedom with autonomy and celebrates self-definition, Genesis 2 offers a different vision—one rooted in purpose, boundaries, and beauty. Pastor David reminds...
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Back to the Beginning: Rediscover the Story That Defines You
This message is a powerful invitation to return to the source—to see your life through the lens of the story God has been telling since the beginning.From competing cultural narratives to watered-down identities, we’re surrounded by stories that shrink our imagination. But in Genesis, we discover…
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What If Rest Wasn’t Something You Earned?
This message is a timely invitation to embrace the kind of rest our souls were made for—rest that isn’t earned, delayed, or conditional, but freely given by Jesus. Drawing from Matthew 11, Pastor David explores how true rest doesn’t begin with a vacation or a calendar block—it begins with coming…
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Love Has Come
This message is a powerful, honest invitation to rediscover the kind of love we were made for—a love deeper than sentiment, stronger than clichés, and more healing than anything the world offers. Through humor, truth-telling, and Scripture, Pastor David calls us to behold real love—not just feel...
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Joy in the Mess
This message is a beautiful, Spirit-led reminder that joy doesn’t wait for things to be tidy. Through Scripture, story, and raw honesty, Pastor David and Tina invite us to see that the miracle of Jesus’ birth—and the miracles in our own lives—don’t show up after the mess. They come right in the...
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Peace for the Burden
This message is a rich, Spirit-filled invitation to experience the peace of Christmas—Jesus, the Prince of Peace who meets us not in calm circumstances, but in the chaos of real life. With warmth, humor, and Isaiah’s vision in hand, Pastor David helps us see peace not as a feeling to chase, but…
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Hope in the Waiting
This message is a stirring, light-breaking invitation to wake up to the real hope of Christmas—Jesus, the one who tore open the heavens and stepped into our darkness. With laughter, honesty, and Isaiah’s ancient prophecy as a guide, Pastor David calls us to see Christmas not as cozy nostalgia but...
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With Jesus in the Room
This message is a compelling, hope-filled invitation to re-center your life on the resurrection of Jesus—not as a metaphor, but as the very foundation of reality. Through humor, history, and the locked-room moment in Luke 24, Pastor David invites us to consider what we’re truly banking our lives...
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With God Before the Beginning, After the Fall, and Forever
This message is an honest, powerful reflection on what it means to live with God in the tension between Eden and eternity. Through personal story, global perspective, and deep biblical truth, we’re reminded that from before creation to the end of time, God has always desired to be with us. Guest...
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With Jesus in the Garden: Finding Purpose in Suffering
When life hurts and heaven feels silent, what do you do? In this message from Mosaic’s With series, Pastor David takes us into the Garden of Gethsemane—where Jesus wrestled with pain, loneliness, and obedience. If you've ever asked, “Why is this happening?” or “Where is God in all this?”—you're…
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With | The Power of the Table
In Luke 22:14–34, Jesus gathers with His disciples for the Last Supper—an intimate moment before the cross that redefines community, identity, and grace. More than a tradition, this meal points to our deepest need and God’s greatest gift. In this sermon from our With series, we explore how the...
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Drop the Rope
In Luke 20:41–21:4, Jesus engages in a power struggle with the religious elite—unveiling their attempts to control, manipulate, and diminish His authority. But He doesn’t respond with more control—He responds by revealing a deeper truth: real power is found in surrender. Through one question, one...
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