Mosaic Denver

We are going through Psalm 23, where David expressed his total and complete confidence in God no matter his circumstances. This beloved Psalm teaches us about God's character to be faithful when we are needy and ultimately how the shepherd gets his greatest expression in the person of Christ himself.

This Advent season, Mosaic is representing the past and the future through two cities: The city of Bethlehem, where Christ was born, and our city, Denver. In one we see the promised Messiah—the Messiah Israel anticipated. On the other, we await his return and consider how his return affects our everyday lives as we live between the two arrivals. It's a span of history that feels so long to our ear...

This Advent season, Mosaic is representing the past and the future through two cities: The city of Bethlehem, where Christ was born, and our city, Denver. In one we see the promised Messiah—the Messiah Israel anticipated. On the other, we await his return and consider how his return affects our everyday lives as we live between the two arrivals.

This Advent season, Mosaic is representing the past and the future through two cities: The city of Bethlehem, where Christ was born, and our city, Denver. In one we see the promised Messiah—the Messiah Israel anticipated. On the other, we await his return and consider how his return affects our everyday lives as we live between the two arrivals. It's a span of history that feels so long to our ear...

This Advent season, Mosaic is representing the past and the future through two cities: The city of Bethlehem, where Christ was born, and our city, Denver. In one we see the promised Messiah—the Messiah Israel anticipated. On the other, we await his return and consider how his return affects our everyday lives as we live between the two arrivals. It's a span of history that feels so long to our ear...

Grace has been revealed, and we have been called! All of these wonderful gifts fill us to overflowing, which is why we look to Jesus with gratitude in our hearts. 

Grace has been revealed! Now that we have grace, how should we respond? The Apostle Paul tells us in Ephesians that we are called. Join us for the second of a two-part series exploring this calling and what it means for the church.

Grace has been revealed! Now that we have grace, how should we respond? The Apostle Paul tells us in Ephesians that we are called. Join us for a two-week series exploring this calling and what it means for the church.

Mentioned hundreds of times in scripture, the central theme of grace is too often skimmed over and not given the time it deserves. Join us as we open the scriptures together and begin to reveal the unparalleled and supreme beauty of GRACE!

Mentioned hundreds of times in scripture, the central theme of grace is too often skimmed over and not given the time it deserves. Join us as we open the scriptures together and begin to reveal the unparalleled and supreme beauty of GRACE!

Mentioned hundreds of times in scripture, the central theme of grace is too often skimmed over and not given the time it deserves. Join us as we open the scriptures together and begin to reveal the unparalleled and supreme beauty of GRACE!

Mentioned hundreds of times in scripture, the central theme of grace is too often skimmed over and not given the time it deserves. Join us as we open the scriptures together and begin to reveal the unparalleled and supreme beauty of GRACE!

As Christians, we live, work, and make our homes in a foreign land, a place that isn't home. But like Israel in exile, we are to thrive, change and bless the places we live. Pastor Drew Tarwater is our guest speaker as we visit the book of Jeremiah.

Jesus changes everything. Uptight religion becomes freedom and joy when the master touches them. Join us as guest speaker, Scot Pollok, expounds on a well-known, beloved passage.

We are all thirsty for something, but are we drinking from the well that satisfies us? Our friend, Matt Heard, is with us again this weekend to talk about how we address the longings of our hearts.

Join us as another special guest speaker, Scot Pollock, dives into The Greatest Story. As we look at the meta-narrative encapsulating the Bible, and human history itself, we hope to learn more about how Jesus is truly the center of it all. Can't wait to see you there!

We are all thirsty for something, but are we drinking from the well that satisfies us? Our friend, Matt Heard, is with us again this weekend to talk about how we address the longings of our hearts.

What does it mean to love your neighbor? And how is LOVE really the big picture for everything Jesus and the writers of the New Testament taught us? While love is so seemingly simple, it can get complex in the milieu of our personal exchanges.

Join us as we explore the beloved verse, Philippians 4:13. What does it mean to "do all things through him who strengthens us?"

We are all feeling it… no matter what your home looks like you are likely dealing with challenges that you didn’t anticipate and questions you don’t have answers to. In a world that is disconnected, isolated, and disoriented… how do you center your family on Jesus?

We are all feeling it… no matter what your home looks like you are likely dealing with challenges that you didn’t anticipate and questions you don’t have answers to. In a world that is disconnected, isolated, and disoriented… how do you center your family on Jesus?

We are all feeling it… no matter what your home looks like you are likely dealing with challenges that you didn’t anticipate and questions you don’t have answers to. In a world that is disconnected, isolated, and disoriented… how do you center your family on Jesus?

We are all feeling it… no matter what your home looks like you are likely dealing with challenges that you didn’t anticipate and questions you don’t have answers to. In a world that is disconnected, isolated, and disoriented… how do you center your family on Jesus?

We are all feeling it… no matter what your home looks like you are likely dealing with challenges that you didn’t anticipate and questions you don’t have answers to. In a world that is disconnected, isolated, and disoriented… how do you center your family on Jesus?

We are all feeling it… no matter what your home looks like you are likely dealing with challenges that you didn’t anticipate and questions you don’t have answers to. In a world that is disconnected, isolated, and disoriented… how do you center your family on Jesus?