Mosaic Boston - Sermons

Tomorrow, we're starting a brand-new sermon series at Mosaic Boston through the book of Ruth. I recommend you take some time today or tomorrow to read through the book of Ruth (takes about 20 minutes). The book of Ruth is one of the most beautiful stories in Holy Scripture and teaches us innumerable truths about our God, ourselves, and our part in God's sovereign and good plan of redemption. The b...

As we continue our "Heroes" sermon series tomorrow, we'll be looking at the life and exploits of the epic mega-prophet Elijah. Everything Elijah did, he did big. He stands up to tyrants, stops rain for three years, ravens bring him food, resurrects people (NBD), and wins a showdown against the prophets of the idol Baal by calling fire from heaven. If that's not enough, he was an insane athlete! He...

A couple years ago, when we had just started the church, a first time visitor approached me after the worship service (back when we used to meet in the basement of the YMCA on Huntington Ave). That day I preached a sermon on God's law as given to Moses (the Mosaic law), which showed us our desperate need for Christ. The gentleman approached me with a quizzical expression and asked me: "Is this chu...

Be sure to join us tomorrow as we continue a new sermon series looking at some of the greatest heroes of the Old Testament and showing how every single one of them needs the Ultimate Superhero. Tomorrow we'll be studying the epic story of Noah and see how Noah points to the greater-Noah, Jesus Christ.

I'm so excited to announce that this Sunday, we're launching a brand new sermon series, called "Heroes." We live in a culture intrigued (obsessed?) with superheroes. Hollywood has released at least 40 mega-budget movies in the last decade, most of which have been huge money-makers. What's the deal? We love superpowers and the supernatural. We love seeing good prevail in the battle against evil. We...

We've had a wonderful journey through the book of James. I don't know about you, but I've been challenged week in and week out to truly put my faith to work. As we finish up the book of James tomorrow, Jesus' younger brother reminds us about the power of prayer. James' big idea comes out in chapter 5, verse 16 where he reminds us that prayer is powerful, but the prayer of a righteous person is esp...

It's easy to love and thank God when everything is going well in your life. This was precisely Satan's point concerning Job when he tells God: "Does Job fear God for no reason? Have you not put a hedge around him and his house and all that he has, on every side? You have blessed the work of his hands, and his possessions have increased in the land." So the Lord allows Satan to storm-test Job's fai...

How does your faith impact your views on money? How do you view and treat those whom you deem "wealthier" than you are? How do you view and treat those who may not be as wealthy as you? Scripture teaches that nothing more clearly reveals the state of your heart than your view of money and material possessions. Do you worship money, or do you worship with your money? Do you love money and use peopl...

s we set goals and make plans for 2015, we tend to remind ourselves of what's most significant in our lives. In the hustle and bustle of the daily routine and life under the tyranny of the immediate, it's so easy to lose sight of what's truly most important. As we continue our study through the book of James tomorrow, we are faced with several questions: Where is God in your planning process? Does...