In Between Part II

We’re so glad you’re here! Mosaic is a global community of faith committed to inspiring and empowering people to live a life of passion and purpose.Subscribe & Watch More: mosaic.org/live Give to Mosaic: www.mosaic.org/Give

We’re so glad you’re here! Mosaic is a global community of faith committed to inspiring and empowering people to live a life of passion and purpose.Join us for three things today:🙌 Pray with Us💛 Give with Us📲 Invite Your Friends to Join Online2 Links You Might Need:🎥 Subscribe & Watch More: mosaic.org/live💛 Give to Mosaic: www.mosaic.org/GiveJoin us live from our Mosaic South Pasadena campus as we worship together and hear a transformative message. Whether you’re tuning in for the first time or have been part of Mosaic for years, we’re honored to have you with us.👉 Like, comment, and share this stream with someone who needs hope and encouragement today!Did you decide to follow Jesus? Let us know!Visit mosaic.org/followjesus

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After 14 transformative years on the corner of Hollywood & La Brea, we gather one last time in the space where thousands found faith, freedom, friendship, and purpose. In this powerful message, Pastor Erwin Rafael McManus reflects on Mosaic’s journey—its battles, beauty, and becoming. From empty rooms to packed Sundays, bomb threats to baptisms, we’ve seen what God can do through a community willing to risk everything for the sake of the future.But this is more than a farewell to a building. It’s a call to step into what’s next—not as observers, but as founders.Whether you're new to Mosaic or have been with us since day one, this message will move you to remember what matters most: the foundation is never the building—it’s the people who choose to live by faith.🔹 “We learn from the past, but we don’t live there.”🔹 “God doesn’t call us to safe and predictable—He calls us to courage and wonder.”🔹 “The future belongs to those who build it.”If you’re ready to say yes to Jesus or become a founder of the next chapter—this is your moment.

This week, we step into a defining moment—not just for our community, but for each of us personally. As we prepare to transition locations from Hollywood, we’re reminded that the most significant moves in life are never about geography — they’re about courage.In this message, Pastor Erwin McManus unpacks the opening chapter of Joshua, where God’s words to a fearful young leader echo through time: Be strong and courageous. This isn't a pep talk. It's a command. A call to action. A summons for anyone ready to leave behind comfort and step into the unknown.Through powerful storytelling, real-life moments of failure and faith, and deep spiritual reflection, this talk is a challenge to stop waiting to be chosen and start choosing bravery. The sign over the next season reads Only the Brave. The only question left is: will you walk through the door?🎥 Locations Update:– June 9: Last Sunday of full programming in Hollywood– June 15: New gathering begins in North Hollywood, CA– June 22: Culver City (details coming soon)🕊️ Subscribe, share, and be part of this unfolding story. The future doesn’t wait—and neither should you.

In today’s message, we explore one of the most transformative truths of the spiritual journey: alignment. What does it mean to live a life aligned with God’s heart, purpose, and calling? From the intersections of Hollywood and South Pasadena to communities in Calabasas, Mexico City, Ecuador, New York, and London, this conversation is both deeply personal and globally relevant.Pastor Erwin McManus invites us into a raw and honest reflection on the power of intimacy with God, the necessity of radical generosity, and a higher view of humanity. Through stories of Mosaic’s improbable impact, vulnerable moments of confession, and practical insight into what alignment really looks like—this message becomes a blueprint for anyone who wants to stop merely believing and start fully living.This isn’t a talk about giving. It’s a conversation about love. About how we act when we’re really in love—with God, with people, with the future He’s placed inside of us. If you’ve ever felt stuck, misaligned, or like your life doesn’t yet reflect your deepest convictions, this is for you.

This message takes us deep into the story of Ruth and Naomi—a story born in the rubble of famine, grief, and despair, yet transformed by faith, resilience, and an unwavering commitment to love. Pastor Erwin Raphael McManus explores how even our most bitter chapters can become the prologue to something beautiful if we choose to turn the page.On a day as layered as Mother's Day—where joy and pain often collide—we’re reminded that our relationships with our mothers, our God, and our community shape more of our soul than we realize. Through personal stories, raw honesty, and powerful biblical insight, Pastor Erwin invites us to write a new story—not by erasing the past, but by choosing our next line with intention, courage, and faith.If you’ve ever wondered whether your story can begin again, or questioned if the pain you carry disqualifies you from hope, this message is for you. There’s an epic still waiting to unfold—if you’ll trust the Author and take the first step.

In this episode of the Mind Shift Podcast, Aaron McManus and Erwin McManus is joined by Carlos Pimentel to unpack the surprising events following Mosaic’s Easter gatherings. With nearly 8,000 people attending across their campuses, the team had just celebrated one of their most impactful weekends. But within days, they received a 60-day notice to vacate their Hollywood location—a decision that shocked the entire community. The team acted quickly, informing leaders, volunteers, and supporters within 48 hours and beginning the process of charting a new course forward.The conversation dives into the emotional weight of the news, especially given its timing—14 years to the day after Mosaic’s first Hollywood gathering. While the initial reaction was disbelief, the team quickly shifted toward vision and resolve. They emphasize the importance of perspective in leadership, choosing to see this disruption as a moment of divine transition rather than defeat. Erwin reflects on the need for resilience in ministry and the strength that comes from staying rooted in purpose amid uncertainty.The episode also revisits Mosaic’s long journey with the Hollywood location. Erwin recounts the massive fundraising effort under the “Here to Stay” campaign and the tension of raising millions while still falling short of the full purchase price. Despite the loss of a culturally iconic and spiritually significant space, the team underscores the importance of embracing change, learning from every season, and letting go when necessary to move forward with clarity.Looking ahead, the team discusses their shift from trying to preserve a single location to building new epicenters across Los Angeles and beyond. They talk about exploring alternative venues, rethinking what community looks like, and leaning into Mosaic’s identity as a movement, not just a place. The lessons learned from the pandemic, especially the need to stay agile and creative, continue to shape how they envision the church's next chapter.Amid all the transition, excitement builds around the upcoming Mosaic Conference, themed “Dreams.” The event now serves as a marker of change and vision, offering the community a moment to rally together and imagine what comes next. Aaron and Erwin emphasize that this moment isn’t just about losing a space—it’s about gaining momentum. With open hearts and bold plans, they invite listeners to walk with them through uncertainty and into a future filled with possibility

In this powerful message, Erwin McManus reflects on Mosaic's 14-year journey at the heart of Hollywood and the exhilarating call to step once again into the unknown. He recounts how, at just 24 years old, he discerned that Los Angeles was a city where the future emerges—a belief that has shaped Mosaic’s bold spirit ever since. Using Isaiah 43, Erwin challenges the notion that "there is nothing new under the sun," declaring instead that God is always creating the new—and calling us to become the creators of it.As Mosaic faces the closing of its iconic Hollywood campus, Erwin reframes this ending not as a loss, but as an invitation: to leave the past behind, to embrace change, and to walk courageously into a future God is already crafting. This talk is a rallying cry for anyone who feels trapped by the old, reminding us that faith is not a call to preservation, but a call to pioneering, risk, reinvention, and new creation.The future doesn’t wait. It belongs to those who dare to create it.