Mosaic Church Of Central Arkansas Audio Podcast

Pastor Mark DeYmaz opens the 2016 sermon series, "A Christmas Story", with a reminder that first thing we need to understand about God’s timing is that it is perfect, just as all of God’s ways are perfect. God’s timing is never early, and it’s never been late and there’s no better example than when the world was introduced to a babe in a manger. This message was presented on December 6, 2015.

Pastor Chuck Eastman continues in the Gospel of John by closing out chapter 13 explaining how the Cross of Christ puts the community of Christ into Motion. Jesus makes it clear that the cross is the place where he will be fully glorified and through it, He shows His people what it truly means to love and be loved. This message was presented on November 29, 2015 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus.

As we continue the orientation of our congregation toward to upcoming transition and move to our permanent home, members of Mosaic's staff engage in a special panel. This video shares about the anticipated impact of the move on our ministries and introduces some new ideas for the next season of Mosaic's ministry. This panel presentation was on Sunday, November 1, 2015.

Part 1: How God has worked in history to rescue the oppressed and make all things new.

Eric Gilmore, Executive Director of Immerse Arkansas along with Georgia Mjartan, Executive Director of Our House, share that the role of the church is show orphans the goodness of God. It's not necessarily about rescue. God has already taken care of that for us. Our role is to be the presence of God with kids in crisis and to those who care for those in crisis. God is with us and enables each of us to bring the orphan near. This message was presented on Orphan Sunday, November 8, 2015 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus.

As Mosaic prepares to move into the season of being "owners" instead of "renters", Mark DeYmaz and Harry Li ask they question, "Why did it take almost 10 years for this to become a reality?" "Why wasn't it easier?" "If God called us out, why the challenges, the hardships, the difficulties?" A look at the lessons, the miracles and the movements God has given! This message was presented on October 25, 2015.

The greatest miracle God shows to the world is when a "wretch" will believe and follow Jesus and produce the fruit of faith by believing the Jesus is God and obeying the things Jesus said. It's no more complicated that than! Pastor Harold Nash from North Little Rock's Fellowship North shares this message on October 18, 2015 at Mosaic • Little Rock.

In this message, Pastor Mark explains just what Christ has in mind for the final week of His earthy life: the Son of Man will be glorified and bring judgment to the world. Like Him, we have been called to follow His example in living today with tomorrow in mind, in dying to self that others might live, in surrendering our own will to the Father's will. In so doing we find honor in this life, reward in the life to come. Are you willing to go with Him to the cross?

After a stirring and powerful spoken word presentation from Kerrie Joy (https://youtu.be/7Plt_4qh92o), pastor Harry Li simply gave an invitation to those who were convicted by the Holy Spirit. After a time of prayer, pastor Harry gave a synopsis of John 12:1-19 the passage he was supposed to preach.

As we finish our look at John, chapter 11, there is an amazing story of Caiaphas, who prophesied without knowing what he was doing. In this message, Pastor Harry Li talks about God’s sovereign nature and how we can trust in Him for our own good, especially when He asks us to let go of all that we are. This message was presented on September 27, 2015 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus. - See more at: https://mosaicchurch.publishpath.com/john-1138-57-our-sovereign-god-harry-li#sthash.eow3OPH9.dpuf

Remove the boulders in your life and be set free from the things that bind you. Jesus works a miracle and brings life to a very dead Lazarus that God would receive much glory! Pastor Alberto Alcacio, with his son Abdiel translating into English, explains how Jesus proved He is the resurrection and the life! This message was presented on September 20, 2015.

In these exciting days for Mosaic Church, Pastor Mark DeYmaz proclaims a season of momentum, preparation, thanksgiving and celebration as we anticipate a long awaited move of our main campus into a permanent home in the University District of Little Rock. Nine years in the making, Mark declares "to God be the glory, great things He has done... and is doing!" This message was presented on September 13, 2015 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus.

In John, chapter 10, Jesus continues to use metaphors and parables to speak the truth of God. Pastor Mark DeYmaz helps us consider all that's behind Jesus' use of several metaphors that have become familiar to us. And this very real conflict between Jesus and the Pharisees continues to escalate and create division. The words of Jesus are light and truth. This message was presented on September 6, 2015.

In this message covering John 9, pastor Harry Li reads the chapter like a play with six acts, each serving as poignant reminders of the dangers of hypocrisy both as believers and unbelievers. This message was presented to the Little Rock campus on August 30, 2015.

Pastor Mark DeYmaz continues the Jesus Through the Eyes of John series at Mosaic's Little Rock campus.

Pastor Chuck Eastman asks, "Did Jesus really say that it's possible to seek him and not find Him?" Why did Jesus say that; and if he meant it, then how do genuine seekers encounter God and come to know Him? John 8:21-30 attempts to work through this tension and point us to God's beautiful plan for redemption. This message was presented at Mosaic's Little Rock campus on August 9, 2015.

In John 8:12-20, Jesus talks about being the Light of the World. Pastor Harry Li elaborates on what that means and how we can use definitions of light and darkness in this passage to help shape the way we engage the darkness of the world around. This message was presented on August 2, 2015 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus.

Pastor Anthony Hendricks opens the narrative of John, chapter 8 in a unique way that challenges the Little Rock campus in multiple ways. As he walks the congregation through the story of the religious leaders bringing an adulterous woman before Jesus, the people are called to confess their own issues of sin, throw their personal stones away, and extend grace as Jesus does to us. This message was offered on July 26, 2015.