We are back for the final part of our conversation with Sharon Irving today! Sharon just blessed us so much. Her heart and her posture was so beautiful. Today we have a really sweet surprise at the end of the episode so make sure you listen to the very end.

Sharon Irving. Friends–this conversation was powerful. We recorded this just after Sharon and her whole family had gotten over being sick, it felt like such a sacred moment with her. You are going to hear her heart for the Church and for what it means to be a bridge builder in communities. You are also going to hear her talk passionately about her own story and life and just how worship has been a foundational piece of her seeing the Lord draw her into community and intimacy with Him. This episode was so full that we decided to make it a two-part–so let’s get into part 1 today!

Friends, today I get to share with you a dear friend of mine that I have had the privilege of getting to know over the last few years through my work with Celebrate Recovery. John Cassetto is humble and kind, actually, his entire family is humble and kind. I have no doubt that through this conversation you are going to come to believe the same. John shares deep wisdom and takes us all the way back to his childhood and some of his earliest memories in worship. Sometimes we just have to take it all the way back, right? Enjoy today’s conversation, friends.

I am so excited to introduce the Mosaic Life community to Layla de la Garza. Layla comes to us from Monterrey, Mexico and while our heart languages are different the Spirit crosses all languages and connects hearts. Today we are going to talk about more than worship and we are honored to hear Layla’s story— I am grateful for how the conversation brings us right into the truth about faith, life, and worship. Let’s jump in.

Mosaic Life community get ready to hear from Joél Salabarría. This conversation is personal and transformative. There is no way that listening today you will not be impacted. For Austin locals–please connect in with The Worship Society and if you can get to a live event–the way Joel leads and fosters a spirit of worship is unique and needed in this generation. Let’s jump into this convo now.

Friends, we are so excited to kick off the season with my friend Socrates Perez. I have known Socrates for several years and every time I am around him I am encouraged. In this conversation you are going to hear us talk about worship in the context of everyday living, what it means to lead from that place and how familial legacy is so impactful to his story. I can’t wait for you to get to know my friend, Socrates – enjoy the show.

Welcome to The Mosaic Life Podcast, this season we are excited to explore and dive into the topic of Worship. Through conversations with worship leaders from around the country (well actually the world) we will talk about how worship impacts our lives personally, how we engage in worship communally, and how both shape our faith. We believe these conversations will be formative for this community and hope you will take the time to lean all the way in and grow with us along the journey.

Well, hello everybody, My name is Cheryl Luke and this is the Mosaic Life Podcast. Today I have, another dear friend of mine, Oneka McClellan on the show. Oneka and her husband live in the Dallas area and they pastor Shoreline City churches. I've known Oneka for several decades and she's a dear friend and an amazing leader in the church, and I can't wait to share our conversation with you.

Friends were back with a few more episodes on the topic of resilience. We just couldn't end this season without sharing these conversations, and today I talked to my friend Vivian Mabuni. Viv is a speaker and an author. She's a wife and mother, and in this episode she's going to gently and wisely lead us to the heart of the father that longs to be led by the spirit. Viv says resilience is showing up, not giving up, and she remembered staying at home when her children were younger. And she mentioned that while motherhood feels like an obscurity, in the quiet of that season, she remembered that God was with her, and in a way that only Viv can. She talks about marriage, the good and the hard. She reminded us that resilience in marriage is worth it. Enjoy the show.

Friends were back with a few more episodes on the topic of resilience. We just couldn't end this season without sharing these conversations, and today I talked to my friend Vivian Mabuni. Viv is a speaker and an author. She's a wife and mother, and in this episode she's going to gently and wisely lead us to the heart of the father that longs to be led by the spirit. Viv says resilience is showing up, not giving up, and she remembered staying at home when her children were younger. And she mentioned that while motherhood feels like an obscurity, in the quiet of that season, she remembered that God was with her, and in a way that only Viv can. She talks about marriage, the good and the hard. She reminded us that resilience in marriage is worth it. Enjoy the show.