Mosaic Church Fort Worth

What Am I Supposed to Do With All This Pain? :: ARISE :: Alvin Brown

We’ve all asked it—even if we didn’t say it out loud: “What am I supposed to do with all this pain?”
When life hits hard and keeps hitting, we try everything—eating, drinking, sleeping, working, dating, shopping, even numbing—to make the ache go away. 
But the pain stays. And in that pain, we start to lose ourselves.
In this honest, hope-filled sermon, Pastor Alvin takes us on a raw and relatable journey—from personal heartbreak all the way to the deeper reality behind our pain: it’s not just about what hurts—it’s about what’s broken. 
And that’s where Romans 6 meets us. This message isn't just for those who call themselves Christians. It's for anyone who’s ever been overwhelmed, stuck, or wondered if things could ever be okay again. It’s for anyone looking for real comfort, not just a temporary fix.
Come discover how there’s One who doesn’t just acknowledge your pain—One enters into it, deals with its root cause, and invites you into a new kind of life: one marked by healing, wholeness, and resurrection hope.
Hit play and discover how the comfort we all long for starts not in escape—but in the care of Jesus.
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Message: What Am I Supposed to Do With All This Pain?
Series: ARISE
Scripture: Romans 6:1-5
Speaker(s): Alvin Brown
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Didn't See That Coming This Week :: Palm Sunday :: Bria Lacour

Ever had life throw you something totally unexpected?
Like, you thought you knew how things were going to play out—then boom, curveball.
Kinda like when Fashion Week drops a surprise trend, Shark Week pulls you in deeper than you thought, or you're counting down to Spring Break only to be hit with… something completely different.
Now imagine a moment in history that caught an entire crowd by surprise—long before any of the modern weeks we count down to with so much anticipation.
That moment? The week Hosanna rolled into Jerusalem.
People lined the streets like we do in modern-day parades, thinking they were getting a political hero, a power player, a fix-it-all king.
Instead, they got something no one saw coming:
A King riding in with peace, not power.
A King showing up for everyone, not just the popular or the powerful.
A King ready to lay down His life—not take control of everyone else’s.
It wasn’t just unexpected—it was disruptive in the best possible way.
This isn’t just a story about a crowd back then but a mirror to our own lives now.
How often do we expect one thing, only to be met with something that challenges us to see deeper, to think differently, to let go of control?
This week, we’re diving into what it looks like to welcome a King who may not fit the mold—but offers a hope and a peace way better than anything we could build on our own. 
Tune in and listen. You might be surprised by what you find by the end.
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Message: Didn't See That Coming This Week
Series: Palm Sunday
Scripture: Mark 11:1-11
Speaker(s): Bria Lacour
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The Ministry of Presence :: Alvin Brown

What does it really mean to show up in people’s lives?
In this message from Matthew 9, we explore what it looks like to be present the way Jesus was—deeply, compassionately, and purposefully. 
Long before we had Public Service Announcements warning us about danger or urging us to do good, Jesus gave us the ultimate call to action: go, see, ask.
Jesus didn’t wait for people to come to Him. He went to them—teaching, healing, and seeing them with eyes of compassion. And He calls us to do the same.
This sermon unpacks how the ministry of presence isn’t about being perfect—it’s about slowing down and being present in three key ways.
Whether you're someone exploring faith or a longtime believer, this message will challenge and inspire you to live differently in a world desperate for real connection. 
Watch now and discover how you were made to live sent, see, and serve—just like Jesus.
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Message: The Ministry of Presence
Series: 
Scripture: Matthew 9
Speaker(s): Alvin Brown
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A Prayer For The Nation :: A Prayer For… :: Alvin Brown

In a world where nations rise and fall, and culture wars rage, we often hear the anthem God Bless America. But have we ever stopped to ask—does our nation bless God?
Long before modern national anthems, both official and unofficial, there was Psalm 67. More than just a song, Psalm 67 is a prayer—not for one nation’s prosperity, but for all nations to know the Giver of every blessing.
Join us as we seek God’s heart and explore three key attributes of praying Psalm 67 for our nation:
The Point of Blessing – God's blessings were never meant to stop with us but flow through us to the nations.
The Lifestyle of Blessing – True blessing isn’t found in wealth or power, but in a life of praise and surrender.
The Purpose of Blessing – When we align with God’s heart, His name is made known across the earth.
Let’s pray together for a nation that not only asks for blessing but seeks to be a blessing to God and others in return.
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Message: A Prayer For The Nation
Series: A Prayer For The Psalms and Hope
Scripture: Psalm 67
Speaker(s): Alvin Brown
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A Prayer For The City :: A Prayer For… :: Alvin Brown

Every city has an identity—some legendary, some troubling. What’s the identity of the city you live in?
Fort Worth, like many places, carries labels both historic and present, from Where the West Begins to rising crime, unaffordable housing, and even an unfaithfulness epidemic. 
But what if prayer could change a city’s story, your city and God’s story for it?
Psalm 46 reminds us of the Almighty God and his heart to write a story of redemption that flows from Him, through him and into our lives and cities to become cities of hope, not despair.
Join us as we explore how praying for our city can shift its identity from a cursed brokenness to blessing of wholeness. Will you pray for your city today?
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Message: A Prayer For The City
Series: A Prayer For The Psalms and Hope
Scripture: Psalm 46
Speaker(s): Alvin Brown
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A Prayer For The Neighborhood :: A Prayer For… :: Alvin Brown

In a world filled with division, fear, and isolation, what does it mean to be a neighbor?
What kind of neighbor are you? Do we truly love our neighbors—where we live, work, and play? 
Or are we too busy, too distracted, or too indifferent to see the people around us?
In this message, Pastor Alvin Brown explores Psalm 101 and how being a neighbor is more than geography—it’s a heart posture.
Scripture calls us to pray for our neighbors and neighborhoods to be shaped in the image of God’s heart to love good and reject evil.
Join us as we unpack timely truths and practices that not only can transform not only our neighborhoods but also our own hearts.
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Message: A Prayer for the Neighborhood
Series: A Prayer For The Psalms and Hope
Scripture: Psalm 101
Speaker(s): Alvin Brown
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A Prayer For A Profound Unity :: A Prayer For… :: Bria Lacour

What if the key to true strength isn’t found in standing alone but in standing together? 
In Psalm 133, we see a powerful truth of what can truly allow us to stand together: God’s blessing flows where His people live in unity. 
But what does that look like in our everyday lives? 
How can we, as a community of faith, embrace a unity that’s more than just surface-level agreement?
Join us as we explore how unity isn’t just a nice idea—it’s a divine calling and the glue to make the broken pieces of one’s life whole. 
Whether you’re a believer or just curious about faith, this message will challenge you to see the power of togetherness in a whole new way.
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Message: A Prayer For A Profound Unity
Series: A Prayer For The Psalms and Hope
Scripture: Psalm 133
Speaker(s): Bria Lacour
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A Prayer For The Blessing of Belonging :: A Prayer For… :: Alvin Brown

In a world often marked by division, we all long for a place to belong—a seat at the table where we are loved, accepted, valued, seen, heard, and known. 
At the heart of this longing is a desire for something that gives our lives true purpose: blessing.
In The Blessing of Belonging, we dive into Psalm 128—a prayerful song of ascent that reveals God’s heart for blessing and His invitation for everyone to be part of His family. 
This psalm offers a deeper understanding of what it truly means to belong—regardless of class, race, or background—and shows how this sense of belonging can be experienced through biological, spiritual, or chosen family, right where we live, work, and play.
Join us as we unpack the essence of family, the blessing that comes from belonging, and the path to a life marked by God’s favor—not just for ourselves but for generations to come.
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Message: A Prayer For The Blessing of Belonging
Series: A Prayer For The Psalms and Hope
Scripture: Psalm 128
Speaker(s): Alvin Brown
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A Prayer For The Thirsty Soul :: A Prayer For… :: Alvin Brown

Ever felt lost, empty, or unsure of who you really are? 
In A Prayer For The Thirsty Soul, we unpack Psalm 143—a raw and honest prayer from David when he found himself spiritually dry and desperate for God.
Just like David, we all thirst for something. Some chase after success, approval, or relationships, hoping to quench a deep longing inside. 
 
But what if the only thing that truly satisfies is God Himself? 
This message unpacks how prayer realigns our identity, refreshes our weary souls, and leads us back to the One who gives us life.
Join us as we explore what it means to direct our thirst toward God and discover the peace, purpose, and identity we’ve been searching for.
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Message: A Prayer For The Thirsty Soul
Series: A Prayer For The Psalms and Hope
Scripture: Psalm 143
Speaker(s): Alvin Brown
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Seeing The Unseen :: The Cross :: Bria Lacour

Ever felt like you're just in the background of your own story? Like a "hidden figure" in the grander picture of life? 
Well, you’re not the only one. This week, we're unpacking the powerful story of Mary Magdalene—once unseen, yet the first to witness the risen Jesus.
Mary’s journey reminds us that our past doesn’t define our future. Jesus transformed her from an outcast to an evangelist, and that same transformation is possible for us today.
We’ll wrestle with questions like:🔹 How do we push past limitations to step into our God-given purpose?🔹 What happens when we truly see Jesus and recognize His presence in our lives?🔹 How can we boldly share our stories and become messengers of His good news?
No matter where you stand—believer, skeptic, or just exploring—this message will challenge you to see the unseen and embrace the power of Jesus’ resurrection.
Join us as we dive into how the cross and resurrection moved Mary Magdalene from being unseen to becoming a witness—and how it can do the same for you.
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Message: Seeing The Unseen
Series: The Cross
Scripture: Luke 8, 1-3, Mark 15:40-41, John 20
Speaker(s): Bria Lacour
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