Mosaic Wadsworth with Pastor Adam Barton

Are you looking for purpose? Are you finding fulfillment in what you're doing? What if there is so much more God has for you? This message presents that our view and understanding of money is the biggest obstacle to your purpose. Pastor Adam challenges you to reassess your perspectives on money, urging a shift from seeing oneself as an owner to a manager of God's resources, which aligns with the biblical view that God owns everythi...

This sermon draws from the biblical narrative of Aiken's sin in the Book of Joshua, looking at the dangers of disobedience to God and the consequences that not only affect the individual but also the community. We are challenged to consider areas in own own lives where we might be resisting God's guidance. Let's have a heartfelt examination & a commitment to full obedience, aligning our actions with God's will e...

This sermon by Pastor Chris focuses on a letter written to the church of Ephesus in the book of Revelation. Chris shares his testimony, detailing his struggles with mental health and relationship challenges. He uses his story to illustrate the dangers of "blind spots" in our self-awareness and the importance of accountability and repentance. The message concludes by encouraging us to self-examine, repent, and receive the transforma...

In the sermon titled "Sound Mind," the Adam explores the concept of mental toughness through the lens of personal narratives and their profound impact on our mental health. There is power in the stories we tell ourselves about our past, present, and future and these narratives shape our identity and resilience more than our circumstances. The sermon is filled with truths that encourage us to adopt God's perspective of ourselves, vi...

In week 4 of our Sound Mind series, we dive into depression. Adam using the biblical story of Elijah discussing his experience of profound despair despite his faith and accomplishments, highlighting that one can be a faithful servant and still struggle with mental health issues. We are encouraged to engage with God's presence, pursue our God-given purpose, and connect with others as essential strategies for overcoming depressive e...