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Mosaic Church is a church plant in Mechanicsville, Virginia rooted in historical Christianity and geared to engage the modern age with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.
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Romans 1:16-17 - Not Ashamed (opens the original)
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Have you ever gone quiet about Jesus because you didn't want to sound like a fool? Paul's "I am not ashamed of the gospel" is a defiant word aimed right at that instinct, because this news is the power of God to save all kinds of people, and it clothes sinners in a righteousness they could never produce on their own. You can't save anyone. But you can be a faithful tool in the hand of the God who saved you — so take courage, and open your mouth.
Romans 1:8-15 - Famous for Their Faith (opens the original)
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You never graduate from the gospel. Paul had never set foot in Rome, yet he was eager to preach the good news to people who already believed it — because the same message that saves us is the message that grows us. An inwardly held faith doesn't get famous; Rome's was, because ordinary believers kept reminding one another what Christ had done. Encourage one person in the gospel today. Then do it again tomorrow.
Romans 1:1-7 - Foundations: An Introduction (opens the original)
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You can't rebuild without a foundation. As we begin a new series in Romans, Paul introduces himself as a servant summoned and commissioned by his King, and the same King has summoned and commissioned everyone who belongs to Jesus. From the garden to David's throne to the empty tomb, God's promises have never failed, and that faithfulness is the ground we build on. If you've been content to show up, sing along, and head out the door, hear the call: you are essential, and you're meant to help othe
Luke 15:11-32 - The Parable of Two Sons (opens the original)
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In Luke 15 Jesus tells a parable about a man with two sons—both estranged from their father in different ways. Whether we’ve wandered far from home or toiled in self-righteousness, this passage points us to the gracious Father who seeks His lost children, restores them by His mercy, and calls them to find their fulfillment in Him.
Psalm 23 - Our Shepherd, Our King (opens the original)
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What does it mean to say, “The Lord is my shepherd”? Psalm 23 calls us to remember who leads us and who cares for us—not only in green pastures and beside still waters, but through the valleys, in the presence of our enemies, and all the way home. Because our Shepherd is also our King, we can trust His steadfast love, His provision, and His protection, as we rest and rejoice in the sure hope of dwelling with Him forever.
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