Mosaic Church Of Central Arkansas Audio Podcast

In John 2, Jesus zealously protects His Father’s house for reasons beyond the obvious. In this message, Pastor Harry Li uncovers Christ’s passion for all people and the reasons why He targets the moneychangers and those selling doves. Aggie Stasko provides a powerful testimony of God’s sovereign hand as He guided her from a foreign country (Poland) to encounter our Risen Lord. This message was presented on March 1, 2015 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus.

When Jesus revealed His divinity, why did He rescue a wedding party for His ministry debut? Chuck Eastman shares out how Jesus kicks off his ministry and foreshadows the Greatest Wedding where the feast of God with His people will last forever! This message was presented on February 22, 2014 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus.

In the gospel of John, we are introduced to some of the earliest known followers of Christ and, more specifically, how they came to know Him. These were not content simply to embrace Him, but compelled to invite others they knew to come embrace Him, too. Drawing on this truth, Pastor Mark explains the biblical expectation and responsibility we have as believers to be reaching out to family and friends and how coupled with the collective efforts of a local church, we should be consistently inviting others to come and see. This message was presented on February 15, 2015 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus.

Before Jesus ascended to glory, He gave His followers specific instructions to go into all the earth and introduce people to Him. But He went on to say that they were to make disciples of all nations. Pastor Anthony spends time in this message breaking down the specific DNA of Disciple-making as seen in John's 1st chapter narrative of Jesus selecting His first disciples. You'll walk away with specific details on how to be a disciple-making Believer, and why you should be discipled as a young Believer. This message was delivered at Mosaic's Little Rock campus on February 8, 2015.

Your identity makes all the difference. Chuck Eastman shares how John the Baptist was not mistaken when he illustrated that an identity rooted in Christ frees Jesus followers to live with fierce confidence and pervasive humility. This message was presented on February 1, 2015 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus.

It is not unusual to think that when the “King of kings” and the “Lord of lords” was announced to the world, that God would sent an envoy to prepare a way for Him. That envoy was John the Baptist. As Pastor Harry Li explains however, the kind of envoy that God sent was as different and unusual as the kind of King he was to announce! This message in the Jesus Through the Eyes of John series was presented to Mosaic's Little Rock campus on January 25, 2015.

In this message based on John 1:1-5, 9-14 Pastor Mark dives deep exegetically, into doctrine concerning the deity and incarnation of Christ. Observations from the Greek text, as well as comparisons to the Genesis account of creation and God’s revelation to Moses in the Old Testament provide fascinating insight! This message was presented to Mosaic's Little Rock campus on January 18, 2015.

Kicking off a new teaching series, Pastor Anthony Hendricks helps us understand who John the Apostle was as a man. He was a “rough-hewn guy” that would never shrink back from a confrontation. He could be aggressive and very insensitive. But at the end of his life, the man known as a Son of Thunder, became known for something else. This message was presented on January 11, 2015 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus, the first in the series "Jesus Through the Eyes of John".

We all love new beginnings; middles and ends, not so much. In this first message of the New Year (2015), Pastor Mark DeYmaz explains why believers can and must cling to the compassionate, merciful, faithful, hope of God, that does not cease or fail even in the confusing middles and/or difficult ends of our lives. This message was presented to Mosaic's Little Rock campus on January 4, 2015.

Pastor Chuck Eastman completes the 2014 Christmas message series "Christmas Matters" with the reminder that God came near to humanity. Through the incarnation of Christ and the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, He lives and empowers His people forever! This message was presented to the Little Rock campus on December 28, 2014.

Pastor Harry Li explains that Christmas matters because redemption matters. He uses Ephesians 2 to illustrate the need for redemption with a special testimony by Earl Perkins, who had a powerful encounter with Christ in a lonely prison cell five years ago. This message was presented to Mosaic's Little Rock campus on December 21, 2014.

In the midst of this joyous time of the year when people around the globe are preparing to celebrate the birth of Jesus, Pastor Anthony Hendricks unpacks the reality of suffering during the Christmas season. Walking through the narrative of the Christmas story in Matthew, the Little Rock campus is encouraged to have hope in the midst of a season of suffering…even during the Christmas season. Encouraged to trust the heart of God, even when we struggle to understand His heart! This message was presented on December 14, 2014.

In this significant message, Pastor Mark DeYmaz explains that Christmas must matter in daily life, i.e., in the streets beyond the manger. Reflecting on Luke 2, the poetry of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, and recent events in Washington, D.C., Ferguson, MO, and Staten Island, NY, Mark appeals to Christ followers, everywhere, to join him in the very difficult task of peacemaking (Matthew 5:9) in an otherwise racially charged and polarized society. Hear Mark reflect on his own personal journey to Ferguson, and share honestly about having to deal with latent racism in his own heart. This message was presented on December 7, 2014 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus.

In this message from Mosaic's Little Rock campus presented on November 30, 2014, Pastor Harry Li uses 1Corinthians 9:24-27, to discover what self-control is, how discipline is related to it and how Christ desires us to train ourselves in it for spiritual growth. Pastor Harry illuminates how the Spirit directs as opposed to our circumstances or some other deep desire.

In the series based on Galatians 5, Pastor Mark DeYmaz looks at what gentleness is not and then, using selected Scripture texts, explains what it is and how Jesus modeled it perfectly. This message was presented on November 23rd, 2014 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus.

In the series based on Galatians 5, Pastor Harry Li explores the nature of faithfulness and how it is cultivated in the life of a follower of Jesus. He demonstrates that the road to faithfulness is often lined with failure, hurt and pain. This message was presented on November 16th, 2014 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus.

Pastor Anthony Hendricks shares how Jesus left us His Spirit, our "OS" (Operating System) when He ascended to heaven. As a result, we have the same Spirit that He had. Pastor Anthony takes a look at an example from Luke, chapter 7 that shows how Jesus extended kindness & goodness to two different types of people! This message was presented at Mosaic's Little Rock campus on November 9, 2014.

Pastor Mark DeYmaz addresses a key question: Is God’s hand and blessing tied to the speed of answered prayer? Learn why the one hundred fold promise of prosperity preaching is not constant with biblical teaching, and what patience is as biblically defined. More than this, learn the three ways in which believers must exercise patience, and how to practice patience in your life.

Pastor Harry Li continues the myOS: Walking in the Spirit series by reviewing some of the fundamentals of the flesh, what it is, how it operates and leads to the externally evident deeds of the flesh. He also uses a tree metaphor to discuss how God desires the "root" of these deeds to be transformed by Christ Himself, leading to fruit of the Spirit, including Joy and Peace.

Like all computers and smartphones, Christ followers have an operating system, an OS. This particular OS is an essential component of our lives and more specifically, powers our spirit, soul, mind, and body. Apart from this OS, we cannot experience the life of Christ, the blessings of Christ, or be a spiritual blessing to others. This OS, myOS, is the Holy Spirit. Who is the Holy Spirit and how do we walk in His power? Mark DeYmaz kicks off this series with this message rooted in Galatians 5.