Mosaic Church

Most of us have something we keep avoiding because it feels too small, too thankless, or too far beneath what we think we should be doing. We're waiting for the work that finally feels significant.

But Acts 6 tells the story of a man appointed to manage food distribution for a group of overlooked widows, and he did it with everything he had. That unglamorous faithfulness led to one of the most consequential moments in the entire New Testament.

This Sunday at Mosaic, we're talking about the invisible work, the stuff nobody applauds, and why God seems to pay the most attention to exactly that. Come join us, or bring someone who needs to hear this.

If the most important work you ever do turns out to be the work nobody saw, would that be enough for you?

Be sure to say hello in the comments and let us know your answer to today’s Connection Question:

“If you had to move to a different city tomorrow, where would you go?”

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