What happens after the sermon ends? After Sunday is a space to slow down, revisit the week’s message, and talk honestly about what it means for real life. Together, we’ll reflect on Scripture, share perspectives, ask questions, laugh a little, and explore how faith moves from hearing to living. You don’t need polished answers here. Just a willingness to show up, think together, and grow alongside people walking different stages of faith. Come and continue the conversation beyond Sunday.

In Boundaries by Dr. Henry Cloud and Dr. John Townsend, we learn how to figure out where we end and someone else begins—ideally without needing a property line dispute or a restraining order. But how do we actually create them? Communicate them? Enforce them? Violence? Probably not. This is a book group, not Fight Club. Instead of physical combat, the authors suggest the terrifying alternative of saying the word "no". Come join us as we talk about how to stop feeling guilty for having limits, how to deal with the people who hate our new rules, and how to build a fence around our sanity.

How do we establish healthy boundaries in our lives and relationships? Is there a Biblical basis for this? How do we navigate this while also challenging ourselves in our walk with Christ? Join us for this women’s bi-weekly book club as we read “Boundaries” by Cloud and Townsend and have a candid discussion on this complex topic.

In this study, we will discuss certain predetermined scriptures about bread. We will read from two or more different translations, take time individually to paraphrase in our own words and share our thoughts. We will discuss observations or questions. Then we will answer the questions what does this tell us about God, what does this tell us about people and how do we plan to respond to the scripture in the coming week. We will share a different type of bread ( as a snack) each week.

The Ten Commandments are more than a list of rules. They're God's invitation into a life of faithfulness, wisdom, and human flourishing. Together, we'll explore each commandment in its biblical and cultural context, with attention to the language and world in which it was first given. We'll consider not only what each command forbids, but also the positive vision of life it invites us to embrace, discovering how God's wisdom shapes our relationship with Him, our daily lives, and the communities we're called to build.

Come and enjoy a weekend boost through a morning yoga class designed to help you release tension, restore balance, and reconnect with God. Open to all levels of yoga experience, this practice will incorporate mindful movement for strength building, deep stretching for flexibility and calming breathwork for stress release. We will also spend time centering on God's Word and in reflection and prayer. All are welcome and whether you're new to yoga or an experienced Yogi; exploring faith or ready to dive deeper; or maybe you simply need a moment of calm, this group is the perfect opportunity to reset and recharge as you kick off your weekend.

Celebrate Recovery is a group for anyone seeking freedom from hurts, habits, and hang-ups. This fall, we’ll walk through the foundations of Celebrate Recovery together, creating a safe place for people who are struggling while also developing leaders for Mosaic’s larger Celebrate Recovery launch in 2027. Whether you’re navigating addiction, destructive patterns, relational pain, or another area where you need healing and support, you’re welcome.

“With these words” is a Christian scripture-based marriage communication book written by Rob Flood. This book equips couples with biblically grounded tools to help strengthen their communication. Together we will learn practical ways to speak with love, clarity, and purpose.

Come join other handi-crafting women to discuss the weekly sermons whilst working on a project of your choice. If you enjoy crochet, knitting, cross-stitch, needlepoint, etc., anything that can be enjoyed while chatting, this group is for you! Cat friendly home. (cats will be segregated to the basement) This is a bring your own project group.

When our culture talks about Jesus, it often highlights only half of who He is—the Lamb of God. But Scripture shows us the fuller picture: He is also the Lion of Judah. Equal parts truth and grace, strength and humility, warrior and servant. The ultimate goal of the group is to cultivate hidden lives with Christ that overflow into everyday courage, humility, and strength—men who love well, steward righteous anger wisely, and advance the Kingdom by pushing back darkness. To become men who are both dangerous and gentle. Men who can fight and protect, but also listen and love. Men who serve their families, their church, and the lost with integrity. To become dangerous gentlemen. This semester we will be diving into Tyler Staton's "Familiar Stranger." Our goal is to learn what it means to encounter and experience the third Person of the Trinity, the Holy Spirit, and to close the gap between the Spiritual truths we see in scripture, and our own daily grinds.

Join us as we walk through Paul's letter to the Galatians using Tim Keller's study "Living in Line with the Truth of the Gospel." Each week we'll dive into the text together, talk honestly about where we struggle to believe it, and figure out what it looks like to live it out as men at work, at home, and everywhere else.

Divorce can be one of the hardest seasons of life, but you don’t have to walk through it alone. This group offers a safe, supportive space for men who are separated, going through divorce, or navigating life after it. Together, you’ll find encouragement, honest conversation, biblical perspective, and hope for moving forward.

Join us Friday mornings for coffee and fellowship.

In this group, we will discuss and exercise our ability to “go and show” our faith in everyday circumstances, as well as explore new opportunities to get out of our comfort zone. We will use the book “Tactics” by Greg Koukl for discussion material. The focus will be more on Mindset rather than head knowledge and we will seek out discussions rather than debates. We will meet at different locations in the Elkridge and surrounding areas in order to physically be in the community and in new places as we discuss the material. If the idea of talking to strangers about anything deeper than the weather makes you uncomfortable, please sign up!

Meet on Saturday mornings in the Mosaic parking lot for an outdoor workout that includes body-weight exercises, running, and the use of weights and other gym equipment. Each workout concludes with shared Scripture, encouragement, and prayer requests.Training alongside other men has helped cultivate discipline physically, spiritually, and mentally—discipline that carries into every area of life.

F3- Fitness, Fellowship and Faith. Come join other men of Mosaic for a peer led weekly workout. Men need authentic relationships with other men who are working to be strong fathers, husbands, and leaders. Isolation will destroy a man! We have the opportunity to change our community and the trajectory of our families. Getting in the best shape of your life is just a by-product. The workout is what draws most men but the relationships, brotherhood and community keeps men coming back! The workout is open to all men, free of charge, always outside, peer led, and ends in a circle of trust.

We will use the Bible, the Bible project and other resources. This is a welcoming small group for anyone who wants to grow closer to Jesus, understand the Bible more deeply, and build meaningful Christian community. We’ll spend time together studying Scripture, asking honest questions, sharing what we’re learning, and encouraging one another as we grow in our faith.

Join us every other Sunday afternoon to share a meal and talk through the week’s message. We’ll provide the main dish and coordinate sides and desserts. Our goal is to offer a relaxed, easygoing space for local families to connect, unwind, and build community together.

Fathered by God explores what it means for men to understand their identity, purpose, and spiritual calling as sons of God. The book challenges men to move beyond passive or immature faith and embrace the responsibilities of becoming godly men, husbands, fathers, leaders, and servants. Through biblical teaching and practical insight, it examines the different stages of a man’s spiritual and personal development—from learning to receive guidance and discipline, to developing strength and character, and ultimately becoming a man who can guide, protect, encourage, and invest in others. Our group will use the book as a starting point for honest discussion about what it means to follow God as men, how our relationship with our heavenly Father shapes the way we live, and how we can grow in wisdom, courage, responsibility, humility, and faith. This will be a place for men to study Scripture, discuss the challenges of being godly men in today’s world, encourage one another, and put what we learn into practice in our families, workplaces, churches, and communities.

What happens when you mix faith, food, friendship, and just the right amount of friendly competition? You get Fellowship, Food, & Fun! Friday nights are your chance to put the week behind you, grab a plate, and enjoy a relaxed evening with other Christians who are looking to connect and have a good time. We’ll talk about the week’s sermon and wherever the conversation naturally takes us, share a potluck meal with some creative food themes thrown in, and finish the night with games, movies, or whatever sounds fun. There’s no homework, no pressure to have all the answers, and no requirement to be the most outgoing person in the room—just come as you are. Whether you’re looking to make new friends, strengthen existing ones, grow in your faith, or simply have somewhere you look forward to being on a Friday night, pull up a chair—we’d love to have you at the table.

Financial Peace University is a Christian-based financial program that addresses key topics such as budgeting, debt elimination, emergency savings, insurance protection, and long-term wealth building. Each step is designed to help you cultivate financial peace and lasting stability. Whether you need help getting started, are working through a specific financial season, or simply want a tune-up, we’re honored to walk through this course with you. As a couple with experience both leading and participating in FPU, we look forward to sharing our insights and story throughout the journey. The course material is provided by RamseySolutions: https://store.ramseysolutions.com/money/financial-peace-university/financial-peace-university

Whether you're just beginning to explore who Jesus is or you've been following Him for years, there's a place for you here. Jesus calls us to deny ourselves, take up our cross, and follow Him (Luke 9:23). Every gathering is simple: 30-minute workout: Do something hard together. No matter your fitness level, show up and give your best. 30-minute devotional + prayer: Open God's Word, ask honest questions, and pray for one another. As men, we don't have to have it all figured out or do it all on our own. We learn to follow Jesus and depend on Him every step of the way. We encourage one another, sharpen one another, and keep showing up for one another. No perfect men. No pretending. Just real men following Jesus together.

We are a men's group focused around chasing after Christ through community, disciplines, and check-ins.

Whether you're new to Christianity or just want to get back to basics, this group will explore how we can love God with our heart, soul, mind, and strength. We will collaborate on what it looks like for each man to challenge themselves in various spiritual disciplines and hold one another accountable to our goals with truth and grace. The format will be a check-in and a discussion on the past sermon.

Sundays are for God, Friends, Football & Food (G3F)!! Come hang out and watch football at the Oxford house and meet new folks! We'll have sermon discussion at halftime and food will alternate between ordering take-out & potlucks. We have NFL Sunday Ticket, so the featured game will alternate based on the schedule.

Join us in building community through board and card games, relationship and simple fun. We gather twice a month, share a dinner, laugh, talk, and end with some group style games. No experience required. Couples sign up individually.

Open to any topic weekly over snacks, coffee, wine, whatever. May be sermon related or as group decides for the following week

Our exploration of Heaven will be guided by Scripture and Heaven, Your Real Home by Joni Eareckson Tada. We recommend purchasing a copy of the book for the group. Copies will be available for $15, and scholarships are available if the cost would be a hardship.

We pray for our children to believe Jesus is their Lord and Savior, so let's use our village to help our children! We will be using "One Story Family" (onestoryfamily.org) to read, question, and explore together. During the group, we will do lessons, break into groups for students to ask and answer questions, and end the time burning off some energy. Parents will stay with their students. Please register each child that will be participating.

Self-reliance can quietly shape the way we live, leading us to depend on our own strength while resisting help from others and, ultimately, from God. In this group, we’ll explore how self-reliance can create isolation, exhaustion, and a false sense of control. Together, we’ll look at what Scripture teaches about trust, dependence, humility, and learning to receive help from God and from the people He places in our lives.

Join us as we go on a journey of prayer and study to explore how we can impact human trafficking in our community. We will meet bi-weekly for a potluck dinner, to walk through relevant book-centered study, and to pray. We will also participate in a Saturday Rt 1 prayer event each month and explore and participate in other relevant volunteer opportunities. Approaching this complex issue with humility and prayer, let's see where God takes us as we step out in faith!

Has your journey to motherhood been marked by pain and confusion? Do you find yourself consistently asking ‘WHY ME’ as you navigate the world of infertility? Do not wait alone. Join a community of supportive women who understand and welcome all of your feelings and questions as we wait together in faith for the work of the Lord in our lives. This fall we will be discussing the book When God Says Wait by Elizabeth Laing Thompson. Book is provided.

Join us for morning walks in the Ellicott City area focused on living life with Jesus as young women. Build community, get some steps in, and get a strong dose of Jesus and caffeine before you start your week!

What do you think of when you hear the name Job? This is a story of one human being, a very righteous being who loses his family, health and possessions, but it is also a story of faith. It is faith that rebels and a God who loves the rebel!

Looking to get back into running or try it for the very first time? This group is for you! Whether you’re easing back in after a break, building endurance from scratch, or just looking for a fun and encouraging way to stay active, all paces are welcome. We’ll spend one day each week running, jogging, or speed walking together while building community and cheering each other on along the way. Our goal isn’t perfection—it’s progress! Join us as we move, grow, and exercise in community together!

Do you ever feel like, as a mom, you’re struggling? Do you feel like the weight of the world is on your shoulders? Come join us fellow moms who also feel the same way, so we can discuss our highs, our lows, how God works with us and through us, and how we can overcome some major struggles in our life.

Weekly sermon discussion group for married couples.

Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to have fun, meet new people, and play a game. We will be playing a TTRPG called Lancer. It is a mech based role playing game with a heavier emphasis on objectives and combat. This will be a weekly mission-of-the-week formatted gaming group where if you can't make it to every session, that's alright, we can run a mission for anyone that shows up. Everyone is welcome to join the Lancers and I look forward to helping you complete the mission.

A mid week, early morning, run and casual discussion. The runs will be at an intermediate level, 5-7 miles, aiming for a “conversational” run pace of around 9-10 minutes per mile. In addition to the run, we’ll have discussions relating to the either the sermon or another topic (will be mentioned ahead of time). This will be an opportunity to break up the week, have some fellowship, and improve fitness along the way! We’ll be wrapped up by 7:30am.

We are a cozy, faith-filled gathering for homeschool moms who want to slow down, connect, and grow together. 📚🌿 This season, we’ll gather for an adults-only book club as we read and discuss The Convivial Homeschool. Together, we’ll explore what it looks like to create a home and homeschool life centered on connection, wonder, meaningful learning, and the beauty of living life alongside one another. Come take a breath from the lessons, leave the kids at home, and enjoy warm drinks, thoughtful conversation, laughter, and fellowship with other homeschool moms. 🤍☕️🌸 No perfect homeschool required—just come as you are, ready to gather, grow, and be encouraged.

Building on the friendships and foundation formed through Dwell on These Things, this group offers an intentional space for women navigating the transitions of mom-ing after 40. Together, we’ll explore the physical, emotional, relational, and spiritual realities of this season through teaching, trusted resources, guest speakers, discussion, prayer, and fellowship. Through changing bodies, changing roles, and new seasons, Christ remains our anchor. This is a place to come as you are, ask questions, share honestly, learn together, and be reminded that our identity and hope are still found in Him. A place to learn. A place to connect. A place to stand—anchored in Christ.

Need to break out of the house with your kids? Me too! Want your kids to make friends and play? Me too! Join us as we meet at various playgrounds within 20miles of Mosaic. Being a mom can be hard, but it’s a lot better doing it together.

Life as a preteen and young teen can be challenging for kids, and their parents. So let’s turn to God and what He says about parenting adolescents. This group is for moms of 6th-9th graders. We will be reading and discussing the book Parenting with Hope: Raising Teens for Christ in a Secular Age. We will learn, grow, support and encourage each other to be moms on mission!

Explore the ways in which God calls us to love and surrender as the means to deeper union with God and others. We will be using David Brenner’s book, Surrender to Love: Discovering the Heart of Christian Spirituality, as the basis for our discussion. This group is perfect for everyone from those checking out Christianity to those who have been following Jesus for a long time.

Join us each Saturday morning at The Children’s Home in Catonsville for a fun, welcoming game of flag football! This group is an opportunity for our Mosaic community to enjoy some friendly competition while building relationships with friends from The Children’s Home. Players of all genders, ages 12 and up, are welcome. Games will begin promptly at 10:00 AM and wrap up around 12:00–12:30 PM, weather permitting. Our goal is to create an environment where everyone feels included and welcome. We ask everyone who joins us to: Arrive on time and be ready to play at 10:00 AM. Make an effort to include and encourage our friends from The Children’s Home. Prioritize good sportsmanship, friendship, and fun over winning. Help create a positive environment where players of all skill levels can participate. Come ready to play, meet new people, and have a great Saturday morning together!

The Mosaic Hunt Group will meet monthly beginning Friday, October 16, and will continue on the third Friday of each month. If your ideal day includes a sunrise on the water, boots on a trail, time in a tree stand, or gathering around a fire with like-minded men, we’d love to have you join us. The Mosaic Hunt Group is more than an outdoor group—it’s a brotherhood of men committed to pursuing Jesus together. Through adventure, meaningful conversation, and shared experiences, we’ll encourage one another to grow in faith while enjoying hunting, fishing, rucking, shooting, camping, hiking, and other opportunities for exploration and fellowship. During the first few months, the group will study Becoming Like Jesus by Pastor Matt Chandler. Together, we’ll reflect on five foundational questions of discipleship: Who is God? Who am I? Who do I belong to? Who am I becoming? Who do I represent? We’ll also explore eight qualities of a person being reshaped by the Holy Spirit from the inside out. The first meeting will be held in Catonsville. Future gatherings will rotate between this location, the Mosaic firepit, and other group members’ homes.

Next Gen Dads is a weekly small group for dads of middle and high schoolers. Each week we’ll talk through Sunday’s sermon from the perspective of being a dad - what God might be teaching us, how it applies at home, and how we can better love, lead, and stay connected with our kids as they grow. Group will start and end to accommodate middle school Monday night drop off and pickup times.

Looking for a unique way to slow down, disconnect from the noise and connect with God? Join us on Thursday evenings for Night Hike! (Weather pending) ​We meet weekly for a one-hour out-and-back trail walk through Patapsco Valley State Park. Each hike begins with a brief scripture verse and a reflective devotional question to set our focus. ​The Hike Out: A completely silent walk, creating space to listen for the Lord’s voice in the quiet and beauty of creation. ​The Hike Back: Open for fellowship, discussion, and sharing what God put on your heart during the trail. ​Whether you are looking to deepen your prayer life or simply unwind mid-week, all are welcome. ​ ​Duration: ~1 Hour ​Where: Patapsco Valley State Park (Catonsville) ​What to Bring: A flashlight or headlamp, sturdy walking shoes, and a water bottle.

This group is to establish a community of support and mutual growth between young parents and parents of young kids! We will study John Mark Comer’s Practicing the Way and its applications during this unique stage in life. We will meet bi-weekly at our house in Crofton for fellowship and discussion. Plan for childcare availability (at a small cost). Target audience is parents with kids about 0-6 in age.

By adopting not just the teaching but the practices from Jesus’ own life, we open up our entire being to God and allow him to transform us into people of love. Join us as we explore these intentional rhythms - starting with Scripture and Sabbath. The library we call “the Bible” can connect us to God and change who we are, but distraction, hurry, and confusion can hinder our experience with these ancient texts. Together, we will rediscover how to engage Scripture as an apprentice to Jesus. Alongside Scripture, we will enter into the restorative practice of Sabbath - a twenty-four hour time period set aside to stop, rest, delight, and worship. It is the best day of the week. In our era of chronic exhaustion, emotional unhealth, and spiritual stagnation, few things are more necessary than the recovery of this ancient practice.

Join us monthly for a relaxed night of good food, great games, and even better company. Whether you're a serious strategist, a casual card player, or just looking for a fun way to connect with others, there's a seat at the table for you! No experience required—just come ready to laugh, play, and enjoy some fellowship!

Come find your Godly community through games! Every other week we will meet at our home to have a game night! Games are geared towards 12-99 years old. There will also be opportunities to have outside the house activities such as mini golf, bowling, etc. *One of our dogs might try to adopt you into their community, too!*

Questions Christians Hope No One Will Ask (With Answers) Join us each week as we work through Mark Mittelberg’s Questions Christians Hope No One Will Ask (With Answers). This study tackles some of the most difficult and uncomfortable questions people ask about Christianity, faith, God, and the Bible—including questions about suffering, the existence of God, the reliability of Scripture, heaven and hell, and the identity of Jesus. Together, we’ll explore thoughtful, biblically grounded answers while creating a welcoming environment where no question is off-limits. Whether you’re looking to strengthen your own faith, prepare to answer tough questions from others, or simply want to explore what Christianity teaches, you’re invited to join the conversation.

Saturday morning run/walk group. Members will meet at Centennial park in Columbia to walk or run 1-3 laps around the lake trail while building community. The trail is approximately 2.6 miles. Members will pray beforehand then the group will split off into runners and walkers as they make their way around the lake.

Churches around the world look to Scripture as the foundation for their faith. Yet many followers of Christ never think to ask why this is the case, leaving them vulnerable to skeptics who claim that Scripture is merely an outdated human invention full of errors. In our day, many consider the Bible to be intolerant, chauvinistic, and ultimately dangerous. In this study, we will learn from Pastor David Platt as he teaches Christians how to have confidence in the Scriptures as the Word of God. He addresses these critical questions, questions that have implications for our lives, for our families, for our churches, and for our mission to the world. The church desperately needs to recover confidence in Scripture’s authority in the midst of a skeptical age.

Take Sunday’s message beyond the weekend. Each week, we’ll gather to talk through the sermon, ask questions, share what stood out, and explore how to put what we’re learning into practice. No extra homework or prep required—just come ready to connect, grow, and learn alongside others.

Break out your journals and come share in some discussion about the weekly Mosaic sermons. If you enjoy cozying up in a comfy recliner with hot tea, snacks, and great conversation, then this is the group for you. Every week we will discuss big takeaways from the sermon, discuss how we plan to apply them to our lives, and encourage each other to live out the life God maps out for us in His word.

We all desire sexual integrity, whether it’s for ourselves or for others. As men we struggle with knowing where to start. This group will use the Pure Desire course developed for anyone who wants to find freedom from the effects of unwanted sexual behaviors and betrayal. This course will show how shame and grace affect the healing process, give understanding about addiction and betrayal trauma, and get you started on the path to sexual health.

Looking for a casual, welcoming space to connect with other older(50+), single women of faith? Come join this weekly book club and small group! It’s a great chance to get to know one another, share some laughs, and talk honestly about life. We’re going to be reading and chatting through The Ones We Wait For, by Christian author Michael V. Ivanov - the book's message is about "hope for the hopeless, peace for those who have lost loved ones, and perhaps even challenge those who believe heaven is a myth to imagine it." Love, loss, faith and heaven. The book is an easy read and definitely thought provoking. No pressure, very casual, no rigid rules—just a warm group of women supporting each other and growing closer to God together.

Motherhood is beautiful, busy, and often overwhelming. Join other moms as we gather over coffee and tea, open God’s Word, and walk through Having a Mary Heart in a Martha World by Joanna Weaver. Together we’ll learn how to cultivate a heart that rests in Jesus while faithfully serving our families. Whether you’re a new mom or a seasoned one, come as you are for encouragement, meaningful conversation and prayer. Bring your Bible, your book, and your favorite mug—we’d love to have you!

Single in your 40s, 50s, or 60s? Come gather around the fire! Smoke & Sermons is a relaxed small group for single adults who want to grow deeper in their relationship with Jesus while navigating the unique joys, challenges, and questions that come with following Christ as a single person. We'll gather around the bonfire, share some snacks and conversation, and talk about what stood out from that week's sermon. We'll dig deeper into God's Word and have honest conversations about faith, friendships, purpose, loneliness, dating, contentment, serving, family, and what it looks like to faithfully pursue Jesus in this season of life. This isn't a dating group—it's a place to find community, encouragement, and authentic Christian friendship while chasing after Jesus together. Come as you are. Bring your Bible, your questions, and maybe a lawn chair. 🔥 Smoke. Sermons. Community. Jesus.

This group is intended for women who have completed a Crucible or other Soul Work weekend (Liminal, Women’s Revealed etc.). This group is a 16 week commitment of deep soul work continuing to dig deeper into vulnerability, authenticity, honesty and grace via tackling your own inner shadows and your inner gold.

We are a group for men who want to grow in their faith, stand firm in what they believe, and follow the example Jesus set for us as we learn to love, lead, and protect those we care for well.

We are going to go through the book and curriculum from Joby Martin titled, "Stand Firm and Act Like Men".

‘Kicking the tires of Christianity? New to Christianity? Have you walked away from the Church and have now returned? ‘Want some tools to deepen your faith? Come and join us for an 8 week sermon series by Pastor Andy Stanley investigating our starting point for faith.

We will be meeting at various ethnic restaurants for food and fellowship

Looking to grow in your faith, build community, and connect with other families? Just us at The Family Table! Each Friday evening, we will gather our families for food and fellowship. Starting our time together by sharing a meal, followed by time for the kids to play while the adults gather for discussion centered around Sunday's sermon. Dinner will be provided; we always welcome more to share, but it is not expected or necessary! Childcare is available for a cost; we will have 2 mosaic students who volunteer in the preschool hall here to babysit. Discussion questions will be provided in advance of our meeting time; no homework required. Come as you are, bring your family, and join us at the table!

This group will take your questions, struggles, and doubts and see if the grace and truth of Jesus can stand up to them. Each week we’ll dive into a topic of your choice to see what scripture teaches and what practical steps we can take to align ourselves with the way of Jesus.

Man-Year is a journey for fathers preparing to lead their sons into an unforgettable year of adventure, growth, and discovery. Inspired by the Man Maker Project, fathers will learn, plan, and prepare for the challenges and experiences that will make their son’s Man-Year at age 12 a meaningful milestone. Through shared ideas, preparation, challenges, and fellowship, fathers will build the tools and confidence to create lasting memories and guide their sons toward becoming young men. Anyone can join, but fathers with sons in 4th or 5th grade are especially encouraged to get started.

A super chill group for guys who just want to throw a record on, grab a drink, and hang out with friends while listening to some epic tunes.

Do you feel like the forgotten cup of coffee in the microwave, the one that’s been reheated too many times? Let me invite you to the Refill, where we will come together to grow as Christians, women, and mamas. We will be going through a study to help us improve our daily spiritual disciplines, allowing God to refill our cups so we can continue to pour ourselves out as living sacrifices.

Divorce sucks, no matter what way you slice it. We often find ourselves carrying around a scarlet D as divorced women. This group is an opportunity to connect others other women who have been through or are going through divorce. While we won’t be doing a specific book, we will explore God’s truth together in a laid back and supportive environment. You will be joining the second Scarlet D group as we have out grown our Tuesday night group. We might meet on different days but we are one community living life on life.

The Sojourn is a weekly men’s group built around honesty, trust, and shared journey. It’s a space for real conversation about faith and life—marriage, parenting, work, doubt, grief, and everything we carry but rarely say out loud. Rather than rushing to fix or perform, we practice listening well, telling the truth, and supporting one another through whatever season we’re in. Some weeks are heavy, some are quiet, some are full of laughter—but all are grounded in respect, confidentiality, and care. You don’t need to have it all together, and you don’t need to have all the answers. Whether you’re strong in your faith, uncertain, or somewhere in between, you’re welcome to walk alongside others for as long as our paths overlap.

"How to Live as Jesus Lived Dallas Willard, one of today's most brilliant Christian thinkers and author of The Divine Conspiracy (Christianity Today's 1999 Book of the Year), presents a way of living that enables ordinary men and women to enjoy the fruit of the Christian life. He reveals how the key to self-transformation resides in the practice of the spiritual disciplines, and how their practice affirms human life to the fullest. The Spirit of the Disciplines is for everyone who strives to be a disciple of Jesus in thought and action as well as intention." Join us men as we study this book, gather for coffee and fellowship, and seek to build each other up over the course of the semester. This is part 2 of 5 of a long project where we'll read through each of Dallas Willard's discipleship books: Dallas Willard’s seminal Christian writings on discipleship form a sequential progression, focusing on entering the kingdom of God and training to be like Jesus. The core five books are: Hearing God (1984), The Spirit of the Disciplines (1988), The Divine Conspiracy (1998), Renovation of the Heart (2002), and The Great Omission (2006).

I get it, a theology group sounds really boring BUT hear me out! This group isn't going to be a stuffy college class, but instead a group where we'll bring our questions and doubts about God, faith, and the world and see the practical impact of good (and bad) theology in our everyday lives. This group will not be over your head or intimidating. It will be fun and real as we dive into discussions that YOU choose and look to scripture as our guide. Come ready to be challenged and built up.

The Bible is full of weird and supernatural things, but what does it have to say about Bigfoot? Aliens? Were dinosaurs even real? We’re going to explore these things (and more!), put them up against Scripture, and see what stands and what doesn’t. We seek to increase our understanding to armor ourselves against deceptions today and to come. Disclaimer: This group is intended to be for experienced believers, not those new to Christianity.

We meet weekly at Judge's Bench in downtown Ellicott City to spend time chatting and getting to know one another - come find your crew!

Our Zoom group will continue encouraging each other to dive deeper in our spiritual journey with Christ. Each week we spend time sharing our lives, discussing Sunday's message, and keeping each other in prayer. This fall we will be practicing "Lectio Divina" which is a contemplative practice rooted in a Christian tradition that involves slow, attentive reading and meditation of Scripture. Our goal is to deepen our relationship with God through engaging with the Scripture given during Sunday's message.

Continuing into our 4th semester! Vulnerability 101 is a men’s group focused on creating a safe, Christ-centered space where men can be honest about real life—faith, family, work, struggles, doubts, and growth. This group is not about fixing each other or having all the right answers, but about learning how to show up authentically, listen well, and support one another with humility and grace. Confidentiality, respect, and accountability are foundational to this group. Through guided discussion, shared experiences, and biblical perspective, we will explore what healthy vulnerability looks like for men and why it is essential for spiritual maturity, strong relationships, and personal integrity. If you’re tired of surface-level conversations and want deeper connection with God and other men, Vulnerability 101 is a place to start.

Escape the ordinary and join our friendly community of card and board game lovers! We gather every Saturday for an evening of laughter, friendly competition, and good times. Bring your favorite game or try something new! Participation is limited to adults aged 18+ only.

Men, in the battle for your integrity, your values, your marriage, your family, and your Kingdom work, there is no more formidable warrior than you. Why? Because God specifically designed, equipped, and called YOU to fight in the unique arena that is your life, and to do so boldly, and ultimately, when the dust settles, to do so victoriously. This group aims to encourage men in their discipleship of Jesus so that we may walk in integrity, take ownership of our responsibilities, and step up to lead with wisdom and humility. If you are ready to take the initiative in the battle for your family, church, and community alongside other like-minded Christian men through honest, vulnerable, Scripture-anchored conversations and discipleship. . .then Welcome to the Fight (WTTF). 1 Timothy 6:12, 2 Timothy 4:7

Where did everything come from? Why are we here? Why is the world so broken? How can that brokenness be made right? In its first 11 chapters, the Book of Genesis addresses our deepest questions, declaring to us a transcendent God and shaping our understanding of the Bible as a whole. Join us for this verse-by-verse study as we dive into Genesis 1-11 and learn to love God with our mind as well as our heart. We will be using Jen Wilkin’s “God of Creation” study book, which includes a weekly video to watch at home and homework. Sunday night is group discussion!

Be in community with me and other women this fall as we go through the Gospel of Luke using Luke: A 12-Week Study by C.D. Agan. We’ll explore Luke’s story of Jesus, His life, ministry, and resurrection. As we study God’s Word together, we’ll grow in faith, learn to follow Jesus more closely, and encourage one another in our everyday walk with Him. Whether you’re new to Bible study or have been studying for years, you are welcome. Come join us as we learn, grow, and seek Jesus together!

Looking for a group to work off the extra holiday calories with you? Here we are! Looking forward to continuing the hard work that was started in the summer workout group with a continuation of morning workouts! Come join, no matter your ability level! We will start at 5:30 and be done by 6:30. There will also be time for fellowship/small groups to discuss the week's sermon and grow together in Christ!

Ladies, let's gather to discuss the sermon from the previous week, dig deeper into scripture, and reflect on how God is calling us to live out what we’re learning on Sundays!

Want to take ownership of your growth and follow Jesus in community? Join other young adult men led by a married guy whose been walking with Jesus for nearly two decades. Together we’ll go through recent Mosaic sermons as well as honest conversations about living out faith in everyday life. Whether you’re in college, starting a career, or figuring out what’s next, this is a place to belong, grow, and build friendships that matter.