Poor in Spirit
Devon Graves, Jonathan Taylor Martin
Genesis 1; Matthew 5:3-12; Philippians 2:5-8; Romans 5:12-21

Passed down from Adam the curse of entitlement
the lie that I am my own God
I put myself in command
I trust in my own hands 
with my rights held dear to my heart

Passed down from Adam
the doubt that my maker is truly good in all things
I appoint myself judge
settle for good enough
and I decide the truth for me

Blessed are the poor in spirit
Blessed are the ones with nothing to gain
Blessed are the poor in spirit
Blessed are the ones with Jesus to claim

Passed down through Jesus the joy of surrender
And knowledge that He alone is God
I inherit obedience, long for humility
Taking to heart what He taught

Blessed are those that mourn they will be comforted
Blessed are those that hunger and thirst for righteousness
Blessed are the merciful, mercy they shall receive
Rejoice and be glad for your reward in heaven is great

Poor In Spirit

Nothing But the Blood/Jesus Paid It All

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What can wash away my sin
Nothing but the blood of Jesus
What can make me whole again
Nothing but the blood of Jesus

Oh, precious is the flow 
that makes me white as snow
No other fount I know
Nothing
 but the blood of Jesus

Nothing can for sin atone
Nothing but the blood of Jesus
Naught of good that I have done
Nothing but the blood of Jesus

I hear the Savior say
Thy strength indeed is small
Child of weakness, watch and pray
Find in Me thine all in all

Jesus paid it all
All to Him I owe
Sin had left a crimson stain
He washed it white as snow

Lord, now indeed I find
Thy power and Thine alone
Can change the leper’s spots 
and melt this heart of stone

Oh praise the One who paid my debt
and raised this life up from the dead

And when before the throne
I stand in Him complete
Jesus died my

Nothing But The Blood/Jesus Paid It All

Be Like You
Molly Lockwood
Exodus 34:29-35, 1 Corinthians 3:7-18

There was a time when a veil would be worn 
on the face of a man who had seen You
Hiding the eyes at the Mount of Sinai 
from the glory that shone on his face
Bright as it shone, the tablets of stone 
brought a law with no power to save
And the people were afraid 

But I am not like Moses
I wear no veil today
Jesus has brought the Law of Life that saves by grace
A new kind of glory that won’t fade away
I can draw near and say,

I am your child and I want to be like You
I want to walk by Your side
The longer I sit at Your feet, Abba Father
the more desperate I am to be like You

Now that the veil has been taken away
The very best part of the story
Is the promise you give me for what will take place, 
day by day, as I gaze at your glory
I will behold it clear as a mirror’s reflection full on my face
And I will be changed
 
Oh, Hallelujah
You’ve let me see Your face
And into Your likeness I’m being changed
Oh, Hallelujah
A great price was paid
to

Be Like You

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Recorded at: The Brown Owl (Nashville, TN), The Carport Studio (Nashville, TN), and The Sound Office (Nashville, TN)

Engineer: Daniel Mixer and David Dorn
Produced by: Mosaic and Daniel Mixer
Mixed by: Daniel Mixer
Mastered by Bob Boyd (www.ambientdigital.com)

Teach Us To Love

Japheth Song

Love Will Never Fail

Don't Lose Heart

Return To Me

Seek The Lord

Trust The Lord

Fear The Lord

Out of Eden
Written by: Rachel Harlow
Arranged and Performed by: Mosaic

All the twilight, all the color
All the magic, all a lover
like yourself could try

In the garden, here among me
In the garden, free to breathe
the unpolluted sky
What happened?
You’re hiding...

All the shadows, all the cities  		
All the ceilings, all the fig leaves
they don’t cover you				    

All the alibis, excuses	
Every reason I’ll refuse
‘cause I can see right through
You can’t fix it
You’re hiding...

I don’t want you out of Eden forever		    
I don’t want you out of Eden forever

Yes, I saw the time you wasted		
Saw you choke on lies you tasted
left it up to you

All the wrongs can’t go un-righted  	
It’s your battle, but I’ll fight it    	
It’s my story too
and I can fix it

I don’t want you out of Eden forever		    
I don’t want you out of Eden forever

All the twilight, all the color
All the magic, all a lover
like Myself could dream

Earth and heaven now divided   	      	
But you’ll see them reunited  			 
Crossed upon your tree  			
I can fix it
Come out

I don’t want you out of Eden forever		    
I don’t want you out of Eden forever
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2011 Mosaic Sounds, BMI
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Recorded at: The Brown Owl (Nashville, TN), The Carport Studio (Nashville, TN), and The Sound Office (Nashville, TN)

Engineer: Daniel Mixer and David Dorn
Produced by: Mosaic and Daniel Mixer
Mixed by: Daniel Mixer
Mastered by Bob Boyd (www.ambientdigital.com)

Out Of Eden

"Teaching God's Word through Music" ~ Colossians 3:16

It’s 6:30 A.M. The perpetual road trip continues. Five friends, armed with strong coffee, are once again loading up their trailer, leaving Nashville to share their songs and stories in another new town. Their vision is clear, their hope is alive, and they can’t keep quiet.

Two years ago, God brought Mosaic together under this united vision: to teach God’s Word through music (Colossians 3:16). As songwriters, friends, and followers of Christ, we seek to write worshipful, Scripture-infused songs that feature rich harmonies and musical creativity. Our newest album, Teach Us, is a collection of lessons that the Holy Spirit has taught us individually from the Word of God. We see Its power transforming our lives, and our desire is that God would use these songs to encourage a love for His Word in the hearts of those who listen.

As five individuals with various gifts and personalities, we desire to exemplify the beauty of the Body of Christ as we join together for one common purpose (Eph 4:1). In the same way, our different musical backgrounds and songwriting styles blend together to form one sound. Our albums feature hints of several genres, such a bluegrass, folk, pop and rock.

“Each song carries the personal flair of the writer,” explains Molly Lockwood, “but because we arrange as a group, there is a consistency to our music.” Songs like “Love Will Never Fail,” “One” and “Teach Us to Love” feature Mosaic’s signature vocal harmonies.

“People always ask how we come up with our arrangements,” says Emily Martin. “We’ve got a lot of musical minds at work within the group. Basically, we just sit in a living room and sing for hours. The person that wrote the song usually guides the vision for the arrangement, but we all contribute our ideas until the song feels complete.”

It was through this songwriting and arranging process that Mosaic formed in 2008, during a living room jam-session of “O Come O Come Emmanuel.” “We thought we were just making a Christmas CD to give to our parents,” says Patrick Lockwood. “God had other plans.”

A night of creative fellowship spiraled into a full-length Christmas album, which grew into a month-long Christmas tour, topped off with an album review by Christianity Today and radio play of Mosaic’s signature “O Come All Ye Faithful” on Chicago’s Shine FM. "We saw God working through our music and blessing it, and we realized that this was a greater calling than we had expected,” says Devon Graves.

In 2009, Mosaic became a full-time ministry. “We realized that, in order to be good stewards of this calling, we would need to commit all of our time to writing, recording our music and organizing our ministry in order to get this thing off the ground,” says Jonathan Martin.

After five busy months, Mosaic released their first original album, As Long as it is Day, in May of 2009. After hitting the road in June, God unfolded their route as invitations to minister came – from Chicago to Florida to California – and the group has been traveling and ministering nationally ever since.

“Mosaic is willing to go wherever God opens a door,” says Molly. “We just long to serve with our music, whether that is sharing concerts of our original songs, joining a church for worship on Sundays, or playing at a specialized event like a women’s conference or a youth camp.” Mosaic enjoys sharing music in all types of settings. From large to small groups, or from older to younger audiences, this desire to encourage and edify others with the truth of God’s Word remains our foundation.

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