Mosaic Church Of Central Arkansas Audio Podcast

On the last day of the Feast of Booths, the Pharisees take official action against Jesus by sending officers to arrest Him. But after His profound declaration that He was Living Water, the audience was compelled to respond and the officers return empty handed! Pastor Mike Clowers asks the question, “Are you thirsty today?” This message was offered on July 19, 2015.

In John 7:14-31, Pastor Harry Li shows the spectrum of opinion that existed in the crowd surrounding Jesus. Whether it was openness, ignorance, hostility, misunderstanding or apathy, Christ’s response to all these opinions is as relevant to today as it was 2000 years ago. Jesus stayed true to His calling and kept proclaiming His Father’s message as opposed to being drawn into a meaningless debate.

Pastor Mark DeYmaz shares how to live by faith and not by fear in these unique and changing times. He reminds us that fear often rules and ruins the opportunities we have to fulfill our calling to help others know Christ. Additionally, Pastor Mark shares three core truths an ambassador for Christ must advance, without hurting your witness, even in social media! This message was from July 5, 2015.

This message was presented to Mosaic's Little Rock campus on June 28, 2015.

A beautiful retelling of the Prodigal Son parable (Luke 15:11-32) from Pastor Alberto Alcacio on Father's Day 2015. This message in Espanol features simultaneous English translation from Alberto's son, Abdiel Alcacio and was presented on June 21, 2015 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus. ftp://media.mosaicchurch.net//html/Sermons/2016-06-21%20Alberto%20Alcacio.mp3

Pastor Harry Li shows the process by which the people went from trying to force Jesus to be their king (6:15) to walking away from Him and choosing not to follow Him any more (6:66). In this message, the grumblings begin when Christ claims to be sent from Heaven. Pastor Harry uses this passage to describe the characteristics of God’s drawing people to Himself. This message was from June 14, 2015. - See more at: https://mosaicchurch.publishpath.com/media-archives#sthash.zB1d9lOg.dpuf

In this message, Pastor Mark explores the context of Jesus walking on water and six common questions, then and now, that cause people to wonder if Jesus is really the Son of God. More than that, understanding what He has already accomplished in your life can give you the confidence to move forward into the future, into the unknown, according what He is asking of you now, Just believe! This message was presented at Mosaic's Little Rock campus on June 7, 2015. - See more at: https://mosaicchurch.publishpath.com/john-616-21-mark-deymaz#sthash.cgpcFAVe.dpuf

Overwhelmed by wave after wave of emotional trauma, Kristen Anderson no longer wanted to live. One January night, determined to end her pain once and for all, the seventeen-year-old lay across train tracks not far from her home and waited to die. Before the engineer could bring the train to a stop, thirty-three freight cars passed over her at fifty-five miles per hour. After the train stopped and Kristen realized she was still alive. Surviving her suicide attempt but losing her legs launched Kristen into even darker days. But in the darkness, Kristen discovered the way to real life and purpose for living. Kristen shared her story at Mosaic on May 31, 2015.

As we continue to journey through the gospel of John, Pastor Anthony brings us to a familiar narrative in the 6th chapter. Jesus brings His disciples and a great multitude of people to a deserted place to teach them life lessons through this familiar "Word" picture. Pastor Anthony pulls lessons of life out of Jesus' feeding of up to 20,000 people as he shares with the Little Rock campus that Jesus is the "Bread of Life".

In this message from May 17, 2015, Pastor Harry Li examines Christ's sermon within John 5. In it, Christ asserts His being sent by the Father and given all authority, while remaining in perfect submission to His Heavenly Father. Christ’s example of both submission and authority is related back to our own personal walks with Christ. - See more at: http://www.mosaicchurch.net/sermon-archives-history#sthash.rV6gMhPX.dpuf

This message in the "Jesus Through the Eyes of John" series was presented at Mosaic's Little Rock campus on May 10, 2015.. Download Mp3 Audio John 5:16-24 - Mark DeYmaz - See more at: http://www.mosaicchurch.net/sermon-archives-history#sthash.rV6gMhPX.dpuf

In this text from John 5, 1-18, Jesus heals a man without any demonstration of visible faith on his part and shows the religious leaders that He is Lord of the Sabbath the the God who never stops working on our behalf. This message from Chuck Eastman was presented at Mosaic's Little Rock campus on May 3, 2015. - See more at: http://www.mosaicchurch.net/waiting-by-the-pool-chuck-eastman#sthash.z9JDfUpj.dpuf

This message in the "Jesus Through the Eyes of John" series was presented at Mosaic's Little Rock campus on April 26, 2015.

In this message by Chuck Eastman from John 4:27-42, Pastor Chuck reminds us that when we run from our wounds or try to ignore or cover them up, we can miss God's "immeasurable more". The Lord wants to leverage them our wounds to show His incredible love, power and grace in your life and in the lives of those around us. This message was presented April 19, 2015. - See more at: http://www.mosaicchurch.net/our-wounds-his-witness-chuck-eastman#sthash.0H1KvxQH.dpuf

As we consider Jesus’ interaction with the Samaritan woman in John 4, Pastor Harry discusses what Christ called a True Worshipper, which consists of two important components: spirit and truth. Along with James Wafford, III (Mosaic’s Pastor of Worship Arts), practical aspects of our lives are discussed as we seek to become the True Worshipper that Jesus describes. This message was presented on April 12, 2015 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus. - See more at: http://www.mosaicchurch.net/worship-in-spirit-and-truth-harry-li#sthash.mkeKgCjF.dpuf

There are pivotal moments in our life that clearly divide the past from the future; when the old passes away and all becomes new. Some 2,000 years ago one such moment changed the course of human and eternal history. In that moment an empty tomb was found in Jerusalem; and from that moment on, things have never been the same. In his Easter 2015 message, Pastor Mark shares three truths of the empty tomb, and five things that are true for all those who are in Christ. Is death to be approached with fear or faith? Is eternal life a dream or reality? Listening to this message could become a pivotal moment in your life, as well. With this in mind we invite you to listen.

Chuck Eastman shares this Palm Sunday message on March 29, 2015 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus. The crowds worshipped Jesus so loudly and openly then turned against Him so quickly. What was it that so deeply offended so many, and if we're honest, offends us today? Understanding these truths will help us accept Jesus and find complete joy and eternal life!

In this well known passage, Pastor Harry Li begins discussing the interactions of Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well. With a focus on His engagement with one whom the Jews typically "had no dealings with”, we find Christ breaking many Jewish social norms to introduce her and ultimately an entire region to Himself. Nathan and Kayleigh Stoltz provide a powerful testimony that is woven into this story. This message, part of the "Jesus Through the Eyes of John" series, was presented on Sunday, March 22, 2015.

Believers in Jesus Christ are on the same team. With this in mind, we should be cooperating with, not competing against one another. This goes for local churches too. Why do believers act so "team loyal" at times; more importantly, how can we play better together in order to lift up the name of Jesus about the names of our own churches? In this sermon, based on John 3:22-36, Pastor Mark DeYmaz will encourage you to let go of competitive thinking and embrace cooperation since we all wear the same jersey!

In John, chapter 3, Jesus arrive in Jerusalem for the Passover as His ministry gets its stride. While there, He has an interesting encounter with one of Israel's elite religious leaders. Pastor Anthony Hendricks peers into this encounter between Jesus and Nicodemus, pulling out numerous lessons for us today, regardless of where you are spiritually. Ultimately, Jesus leaves us with an understanding of His love for humanity and our obligation to respond to that love. This message was presenting on March 8, 2015 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus.