Episodes

Sunday Apr 05, 2026
Sunday Apr 05, 2026
Easter shows up every year, but what does it actually mean?
For some, it’s egg hunts and time outside. For others, it’s food, family, and a full house. And for some, it’s just another day.
But if Easter can mean so many different things, what is it really about?
That’s the question behind When the Journey Changes Everything, as we look at the moment at the center of Easter in Matthew 28, where life didn’t go how the disciples expected, leaving them searching for answers. Ever been there before?
Because in a lot of ways, we’re asking the same questions about life in general, just in different ways.
And maybe that’s why Easter matters more than we think.
Not just as something we celebrate, but as an invitation into a different kind of life, one that can change everything.
If you’ve ever found yourself searching, wondering, or hoping there’s more to life, this message is for you.
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Message: When the Journey Changes Everything
Series: The Journey
Scripture: Matthew 28
Speaker(s): Alvin Brown
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Sunday Mar 29, 2026
Sunday Mar 29, 2026
Have you ever been so sure about yourself only to realize later you weren’t as strong as you thought?
Most of us like to believe we know who we are. What we’d say. How we’d respond. What we’d never do.
But life has a way of putting pressure on us, and in those moments, something deeper gets revealed.
In the message, When the Journey Exposes The Real You, Pastor Alvin guides us into that tension. Not just the gap between what we believe and how we live, but the honest reality of what’s really going on beneath the surface and deep into our hearts.
Because the hard truth is, we don’t always see ourselves clearly in this story of life. And when we don’t, life has a way of exposing it, usually when it matters most.
But what if those moments aren’t the end of your story?
Whether you’re exploring faith or have been following Jesus for years, this is an invitation to slow down, take an honest look inward, and discover what it actually means to return, rebuild, and move forward with something deeper that sustains.
If you’ve ever felt the weight of letting yourself down, this message is for you.
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Message: When the Journey Exposes The Real You
Series: The Journey
Scripture: Matthew 26:69-75
Speaker(s): Alvin Brown
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Sunday Mar 22, 2026
Sunday Mar 22, 2026
Sometimes the hardest part of the journey isn’t the road itself… it’s realizing you’ve been reading the map wrong.
You can be moving, striving, doing all the right things, and still feel like something isn’t lining up. Like the outcome you expected doesn’t match the reality you’re living.
In When the Journey Gets Misunderstood, Bria takes us into a moment where people close to Jesus thought they knew where everything was headed… and missed it. Not because they didn’t care, but because they were seeing it through their own lens.
And honestly, that hits close to home.
Because it’s easy to shape our lives around what feels right, what looks successful, or what makes sense to us, and still find ourselves asking, “Why does this feel off?”
Join us on this journey as we pause and take an honest look at what might be driving your life’s direction, your expectations, and even your faith.
Whether you’re grounded in your beliefs, questioning things, or just trying to make sense of your next step, this is a conversation for anyone who’s ever felt like they might be missing something in plain sight.
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Message: When the Journey Gets Misunderstood
Series: The Journey
Scripture: Matthew 20:17-28
Speaker(s): Bria Johnson
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Sunday Mar 15, 2026
Sunday Mar 15, 2026
Truth is, most of us move through life thinking we’re doing pretty well.
Day in and day out, we try our best to live right, make good decisions, and hold everything together.
But every now and then, something happens that shakes us to our core, that quietly reveals what we’re actually leaning on… and it’s not always what we thought.
So what do you do when life doesn’t go the way you expected, and something deeper in you gets exposed?
In When the Journey Gets Interrupted, Joice walks us into a moment where Jesus gently challenges what we rely on most and invites us to take a closer look at what we might be holding onto without even realizing it.
Because that’s where the tension lives. The space between wanting more from life and realizing you can’t earn it. The moment when control starts to slip, and you’re faced with a choice to hold on tighter or finally let go.
Whether you’re exploring faith, returning to it, or have been walking with Jesus for years, this conversation meets you right there.
What if the life you’ve been searching for isn’t something you achieve, but something you receive?
If that question hits close to home, this message is for you.
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Message: When the Journey Gets Interrupted
Series: The Journey
Scripture: Matthew 19:23-30
Speaker(s): Joice Villamor
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Sunday Mar 08, 2026
Sunday Mar 08, 2026
Sometimes life feels like a trip you didn’t fully prepare for.
You had a plan. A timeline. An idea of how things were supposed to go. But somewhere along the way, the path shifted, and you realized following Jesus might take you somewhere different than you expected.
In “Pack Your Bags,” Pastor Alyssa Jacobs from Mosaic Church Austin opens a new series leading toward Easter by inviting us into a simple but challenging question: What does it really mean to follow Jesus?
Looking at a moment in Matthew 16, this message reflects on the tension between our plans and God’s plans, the places where our expectations collide with the way of Christ, and the invitation Jesus still gives today: Come and follow me.
Whether you’ve been walking with Jesus for years, are wrestling with doubts, or are simply curious about faith, this message speaks to something we all experience. The uncertainty of the road ahead, the struggle to trust God with our future, and the quiet sense that there might be more to the journey than we first imagined.
As we begin the road toward the cross this season, this message invites us to consider what it looks like to step forward with open hands, trust the direction of Jesus, and keep walking with Him even when the path is unfamiliar.
If you’ve ever wondered where God might be leading your life next, this message is for you.
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Message: Pack Your Bags
Series: The Journey
Scripture: Matthew 16:21-28
Speaker(s): Alyssa Jacobs
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Sunday Mar 01, 2026
Sunday Mar 01, 2026
What do you do when the person who hurt you shows back up?
Not a distant memory or a “asking for a friend” scenario, but a real, face-to-face moment.
What do you do then?
In this message, Put It On My Account, Pastor Alvin closes out the Second Chances series in the book of Philemon by stepping into the tension between betrayal and grace, and the kind of forgiveness we all need to give and receive, even when it costs us something.
Maybe you’re carrying hurt, guilt, or shame. Maybe you keep replaying what someone did to you, or what you wish you could take back. Maybe you’re just trying to figure out how healing is even possible when trust has been broken.
Whether you’ve been wronged, done the hurting, or you’re somewhere in the middle still sorting it out, this message meets us in a very human place, the space between what happened and what healing might look like.
If that sounds familiar, this message is for you.
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Message: Put It On My Account
Series: Second Chances: A Path to Making What’s Broken Beautifully Whole, Again.
Scripture: Philemon 1:1-9,21-25
Speaker(s): Alvin Brown
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Sunday Feb 22, 2026
Sunday Feb 22, 2026
Have you ever tried to outgrow your past by outrunning it?
You know, where you change your habits, switch up your circle, chase something new, maybe even try to become a different version of yourself.
And yet, somewhere in the quiet, you still feel the pull of what was left unresolved.
In Going Back Different, Pastor Alvin guides us into a short, often overlooked letter in the Bible and wrestle with a very real question:
What does it actually take to go back?
Not just to say sorry or to move on, but to return changed.
If you’ve been avoiding a hard conversation or carrying regret, this message is for you, especially if you still wonder whether your worst moment defines you.
And if you’re on the other side, trying to decide whether someone who says they’ve changed can really be trusted, it’s for you too.
If you’ve been running, replaying a conversation you still haven’t had, or wondering if real change is even possible, press play and let’s take this step toward a second chance together.
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Message: Going Back Different
Series: Second Chances: A Path to Making What’s Broken Beautifully Whole, Again.
Scripture: Philemon 1:8-20
Speaker(s): Alvin Brown
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Sunday Feb 15, 2026
Sunday Feb 15, 2026
Ever been in that place where something between you and someone else just feels off… and you have no idea how to fix it or get back to good?
A conversation that went sideways. Trust that cracked. A relationship that feels awkward, distant, or tense every time you walk into the room.
This series, Second Chances: A Path to Making What’s Broken Beautifully Whole, Again, steps into the uncomfortable space most of us avoid and takes an honest look at what it really takes to move forward when real people hurt each other.
In a short, often overlooked letter from the Bible, Pastor Alvin guides us through a story that feels surprisingly current about a fractured relationship, and a community watching to see what happens next.
If you’ve ever wondered:
• How do I rebuild without pretending nothing happened?• What does forgiveness actually look like in real life?• Can broken relationships really be restored?• What does faith have to do with conflict?
This message is for you.
Whether you’re following Jesus, questioning faith, or just trying to figure out how to handle tension in your marriage, friendships, family, church, or workplace, this message speaks to the messy-middle place in between hurt and healing.
Because what’s broken doesn’t have to stay broken, yet sometimes the hardest place to stand is right in the middle.
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Message: The Messy Middle
Series: Second Chances: A Path to Making What’s Broken Beautifully Whole, Again.
Scripture: Philemon 1:1-25
Speaker(s): Alvin Brown
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Sunday Feb 08, 2026
Sunday Feb 08, 2026
If we’re honest, most days feel pretty ordinary. We move through familiar routines, see familiar faces, and keep life moving at a steady pace.
It’s easy to go from one moment to the next without pausing to ask what God might be doing right in front of us.
In Seeing God’s Mission, Pastor Alvin invites us into a moment from John 4 where Jesus gently calls His followers to lift their eyes and notice what they’ve been missing. People, moments, and opportunities already woven into everyday life.
This message is for anyone who feels busy, worn down, distracted, or unsure how faith actually connects to real life. It leans into questions of purpose, compassion, and urgency that many of us carry, even if we don’t always name them.
Whether you’re exploring faith, returning to it, or trying to live it more honestly, this message offers space to slow down, look again, and step into what God is already doing.
Chances are, it’s closer than we think.
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Message: Seeing God’s Mission
Series: The Mission
Scripture: John 4:35-38
Speaker(s): Alvin Brown
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Sunday Feb 01, 2026
Sunday Feb 01, 2026
Have you ever felt fear creep in, even when you know God has spoken promises over your life?
In The Spirit’s Power, Joice Villamor invites us into a moment after Jesus’ resurrection when the disciples are hiding behind locked doors, unsure of what comes next. Right in the middle of their fear, Jesus shows up and speaks peace.
This message connects our everyday doubts and hesitation with a question many of us carry: how do we move forward when fear feels louder than faith?
Whether you’re exploring faith or learning to live it out, this sermon invites you to pause, listen, and consider what could change if fear doesn’t get the final say.
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Message: The Spirit’s Power
Series: The Mission
Scripture: John 20:19-23
Speaker(s): Joice Villamor
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Imagine a church where students, singles, couples, families, multiple generations, and people from all ethnic and racial backgrounds gather together to love Jesus, love each other, and love our city…
...that’s who we desire to be!
Whether you’re new to the area, looking for a church home, or just curious about Christianity, we welcome you to be a part of our church family.






