The Mosaic Church Podcast

At one point, you believed that shining your light would make a difference. Do you still? Are you afraid your light has gone out or all but dimmed? The light within you comes from Jesus so can’t be hidden. It’s a light that disturbs the darkness. In week 1 of “This Little Light of Mine,” Pastor Naeem will help you understand what it means to carry the light of Christ in a dark world. If you’ve felt stuck, discouraged or unsure of what God is doing in your life, this message will illuminate where God is in your life and invite you to step into what he’s doing. ——————— Sunday Sermons is the recorded messages from Mosaic Church in Charlotte, NC. You can catch the entire service by joining us live on Sundays at 9:30 and 11:00am EST at mosaicCLT.online.church Learn more about how we are reclaiming the message and movement of Jesus on our website: MosaicChurch.tv Check out our other podcast - Becoming Church - where Pastor Kristin dives deeper into faith through nuanced conversations with pastors, leaders, authors, and voices that challenge and inspire. ——————— Can we pray for you? Send us an email: info@mosaicchurch.tv Find sermon questions for personal reflection every Wednesday at MosaicChurch.tv Support our ministry: Give here Follow Mosaic Church:• IG: @mosaicclt• FB: MosaicChurch• TikTok: @mosaicchurchclt

Have you ever been judged, misunderstood or received pushback for trying to do the right thing? When your intentions are questioned and your faith is criticized, it can feel isolating, heavy and unfair. The teachings of Jesus prepare us for moments like these and show us how to stand firm without losing heart. In week 8 of God Bless You, Pastor Naeem wraps the series by unpacking what Jesus meant when he said “God blesses those who are persecuted for doing right” in Matthew 5:10. If you’re tired of feeling misunderstood or discouraged in your faith, this message will help you stay faithful through resistance to find the blessing on the other side of the struggle. ——————— Sunday Sermons is the recorded messages from Mosaic Church in Charlotte, NC. You can catch the entire service by joining us live on Sundays at 9:30 and 11:00am EST at mosaicCLT.online.church Learn more about how we are reclaiming the message and movement of Jesus on our website: MosaicChurch.tv Check out our other podcast - Becoming Church - where Pastor Kristin dives deeper into faith through nuanced conversations with pastors, leaders, authors, and voices that challenge and inspire. ——————— Can we pray for you? Send us an email: info@mosaicchurch.tv Find sermon questions for personal reflection every Wednesday at MosaicChurch.tv Support our ministry: Give here Follow Mosaic Church:• IG: @mosaicclt• FB: MosaicChurch• TikTok: @mosaicchurchclt

In Christianity, peace is often shown in niceties and conflict avoidance. But when Jesus said blessed are the peacemakers, it was about more than a passive strategy for keeping the peace. It’s a call for children of God to look and act like their father when they show up in the world. Whether you’re looking for inner peace, peace in relationships with other people or you’re ready to create peace for the vulnerable, this message will help you tap into God’s supernatural peace that transcends all understanding. Because being a peacekeeper might be built on good words, but being a peacemaker is evidenced by good works. ——————— Sunday Sermons is the recorded messages from Mosaic Church in Charlotte, NC. You can catch the entire service by joining us live on Sundays at 9:30 and 11:00am EST at mosaicCLT.online.church Learn more about how we are reclaiming the message and movement of Jesus on our website: MosaicChurch.tv Check out our other podcast - Becoming Church - where Pastor Kristin dives deeper into faith through nuanced conversations with pastors, leaders, authors, and voices that challenge and inspire. ——————— Can we pray for you? Send us an email: info@mosaicchurch.tv Find sermon questions for personal reflection every Wednesday at MosaicChurch.tv Support our ministry: Give here Follow Mosaic Church:• IG: @mosaicclt• FB: MosaicChurch• TikTok: @mosaicchurchclt

Purity isn’t about legalism, performance or pressure. It’s about pursuing the things of Jesus in a world that rewards your image, strategy, self-promotion and success. Being a Christian isn’t about achieving perfection, but living with integrity, honesty, sincerity and an undivided life before God. Pastor Rasool Berry from The Bridge Church in Brooklyn joined us to unpack “Blessed are the pure in heart for they will see God.” This message will help you show up without manipulation, hidden agenda or the need to impress so you can see God - and yourself - with the clarity of clear eyes. ——————— Sunday Sermons is the recorded messages from Mosaic Church in Charlotte, NC. You can catch the entire service by joining us live on Sundays at 9:30 and 11:00am EST at mosaicCLT.online.church Learn more about how we are reclaiming the message and movement of Jesus on our website: MosaicChurch.tv   Check out our other podcast - Becoming Church - where Pastor Kristin dives deeper into faith through nuanced conversations with pastors, leaders, authors, and voices that challenge and inspire.   ———————   Can we pray for you? Send us an email: info@mosaicchurch.tv Find sermon questions for personal reflection every Wednesday at MosaicChurch.tv Support our ministry: Give here   Follow Mosaic Church:• IG: @mosaicclt• FB: MosaicChurch• TikTok: @mosaicchurchclt  

Mercy doesn’t make sense because no matter how much you give away, you always have more than you need. That’s because mercy is manufactured by God and he gives it to us fresh every morning. If you struggle to forgive, extend grace or have mercy for others, this message is for you. Learn to mirror mercy, break the cycle of sin and make room for more in week 5 of our series, “God Bless You." ——————— Sunday Sermons is the recorded messages from Mosaic Church in Charlotte, NC. You can catch the entire service by joining us live on Sundays at 9:30 and 11:00am EST at mosaicCLT.online.church Learn more about how we are reclaiming the message and movement of Jesus on our website: MosaicChurch.tv   Check out our other podcast - Becoming Church - where Pastor Kristin dives deeper into faith through nuanced conversations with pastors, leaders, authors, and voices that challenge and inspire.   ———————   Can we pray for you? Send us an email: info@mosaicchurch.tv Find sermon questions for personal reflection every Wednesday at MosaicChurch.tv Support our ministry: Give here   Follow Mosaic Church:• IG: @mosaicclt• FB: MosaicChurch• TikTok: @mosaicchurchclt

Have you ever thought “Why do I bother?” or “Why do I even waste my time?” when it comes to being a good person? The hope you can hold on to is the promise of Jesus that people who do the right thing will be fulfilled. In Week 4 of God Bless You, Pastor Naeem breaks down what it means to hunger and thirst for righteousness in such a way that our desires truly align with God’s.    This message will encourage you to not grow weary in doing good even as you combat bitterness against the wicked. You will learn how to do right by yourself (honesty), be right with God (integrity) and want right for others (justice). When you commit to act justly, love mercy and walk humbly, God will reveal a faithfulness that sustains.   ———————   Sunday Sermons is the recorded messages from Mosaic Church in Charlotte, NC. You can catch the entire service by joining us live on Sundays at 9:30 and 11:00am EST at mosaicCLT.online.church Learn more about how we are reclaiming the message and movement of Jesus on our website: MosaicChurch.tv   Check out our other podcast - Becoming Church - where Pastor Kristin dives deeper into faith through nuanced conversations with pastors, leaders, authors, and voices that challenge and inspire.   ———————   Can we pray for you? Send us an email: info@mosaicchurch.tv Find sermon questions for personal reflection every Wednesday at MosaicChurch.tv Support our ministry: Give here   Follow Mosaic Church:• IG: @mosaicclt• FB: MosaicChurch• TikTok: @mosaicchurchclt

The world will try and convince you to flex, be aggressive and do whatever it takes to be on top. It says push harder, shout louder and prove your worth to get what you want because meekness is weakness. But nice guys don’t finish last and kindness will always take you further than being a bully. Jesus shows us that being meek is operating in a different kind of strength.   If you’re exhausted from constantly trying to prove yourself, this message will help you walk confidently in your identity in Christ, release the need to feed your ego with external validation and learn to restrain the strength within you.   ———————   Sunday Sermons is the recorded messages from Mosaic Church in Charlotte, NC. You can catch the entire service by joining us live on Sundays at 9:30 and 11:00am EST at mosaicCLT.online.church Learn more about how we are reclaiming the message and movement of Jesus on our website: MosaicChurch.tv   Check out our other podcast - Becoming Church - where Pastor Kristin dives deeper into faith through nuanced conversations with pastors, leaders, authors, and voices that challenge and inspire.   ———————   Can we pray for you? Send us an email: info@mosaicchurch.tv Find sermon questions for personal reflection every Wednesday at MosaicChurch.tv Support our ministry: Give here   Follow Mosaic Church:• IG: @mosaicclt• FB: MosaicChurch• TikTok: @mosaicchurchclt

When things go wrong, can you admit that you blame God? If it’s his job to fix things and keep bad things from happening, he’s due for a performance review. But what if the God we serve exists to do more than give us what we desire and need? What if the God of Christianity desires to be close in our losses? Sadness, crying and grief are not signs of weakness. They’re characteristics we see in Jesus Christ and healthy parts of mourning. It’s only when we allow ourselves to be weak and feel our feelings that we can experience the divine comfort of God - and learn what it means to provide it to others.   This message on week 2 of “God Bless You” covers “Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted” from the Beatitudes in Matthew 5.   ———————   Sunday Sermons is the recorded messages from Mosaic Church in Charlotte, NC. You can catch the entire service by joining us live on Sundays at 9:30 and 11:00am EST at mosaicCLT.online.church Learn more about how we are reclaiming the message and movement of Jesus on our website: MosaicChurch.tv   Check out our other podcast - Becoming Church - where Pastor Kristin dives deeper into faith through nuanced conversations with pastors, leaders, authors, and voices that challenge and inspire.   ———————   Can we pray for you? Send us an email: info@mosaicchurch.tv Find sermon questions for personal reflection every Wednesday at MosaicChurch.tv Support our ministry: Give here   Follow Mosaic Church:• IG: @mosaicclt• FB: MosaicChurch• TikTok: @mosaicchurchclt

God bless you is more than something we say when someone sneezes, it’s what we’re meant to live out. The beatitudes are a list of blessings that Jesus describes in the Sermon on the Mount but they aren’t blessings we need to strive for, they’re blessings to embody.    In Week 1 of God Bless You, Pastor Naeem unpacks what it means to be poor in spirit so we can inherit the kingdom of heaven by stepping into our responsibilities, rights and privileges as Christ followers. Being a Christian isn’t just about being #blessed - it’s about blessing, not burdening, the people around us.   ———————   Sunday Sermons is the recorded messages from Mosaic Church in Charlotte, NC. You can catch the entire service by joining us live on Sundays at 9:30 and 11:00am EST at mosaicCLT.online.church Learn more about how we are reclaiming the message and movement of Jesus on our website: MosaicChurch.tv   Check out our other podcast - Becoming Church - where Pastor Kristin dives deeper into faith through nuanced conversations with pastors, leaders, authors, and voices that challenge and inspire.   ———————   Can we pray for you? Send us an email: info@mosaicchurch.tv Find sermon questions for personal reflection every Wednesday at MosaicChurch.tv Support our ministry: Give here   Follow Mosaic Church:• IG: @mosaicclt• FB: MosaicChurch• TikTok: @mosaicchurchclt

In the final week of The Book of James, Pastor Kristin unpacks James’ closing words to the early church - words that still speak directly to us today. This message exposes the temptation of power that can creep into faith, and calls us back to unity, humility, and the kind of spiritual maturity that only grows in community. If you’ve been wandering from God, questioning what’s real, or wondering if Christianity is still centered on Jesus, this message will remind you: hope isn’t lost. You can trust again. And with God, you have the power to change what’s possible.   ———————   Sunday Sermons is the recorded messages from Mosaic Church in Charlotte, NC. You can catch the entire service by joining us live on Sundays at 9:30 and 11:00am EST at mosaicCLT.online.church Learn more about how we are reclaiming the message and movement of Jesus on our website: MosaicChurch.tv   Check out our other podcast - Becoming Church - where Pastor Kristin dives deeper into faith through nuanced conversations with pastors, leaders, authors, and voices that challenge and inspire.   ———————   Can we pray for you? Send us an email: info@mosaicchurch.tv Find sermon questions for personal reflection every Wednesday at MosaicChurch.tv Support our ministry: Give here   Follow Mosaic Church:• IG: @mosaicclt• FB: MosaicChurch• TikTok: @mosaicchurchclt