Here's an update on COVID 19 and the impacts it will have on Mosaic Baptist Church Canberra - Page, Evatt and Gungahlin. … [Read More...] about Mosaic wide update 23 March 2020 COVID 19

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CloseChris Eriksson - April 2, 2023
Palm Sunday
Palm Sunday traditionally ushers in Easter Week. On it we remember the fulfilled prediction of Zechariah as Jesus entered Jerusalem on the beast of humility, a donkey. Many great leaders would have entered through these gates in pomp and ceremony riding magnificent war horses. For Jesus to ride a donkey’s colt says something of his purpose for being here. For the ordinary people who have accompanied Jesus to introduce him this way speaks of their political expectations for Jesus. For Jesus to choose such an animal speaks of the distinctly humble expectations Jesus has for his time in Jerusalem. They are here to crown him king. Jesus is here to suffer, die, and rise. They are right to celebrate his arrival, they just have little understanding of what this Jesus is really here for. Matt 21:1-11
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Friday Update
As you can appreciate, COVID 19 has thrown us a curve ball so find below a summary of things happening at Mosaic All Sunday Services cancelled until further notice, make sure you view the video below from the Acting Senior Pastor - Andrew … [Read More...] about Friday Update