Mosaic Church Of Central Arkansas Audio Podcast

Throughout the New Testament, Jesus' disciples often faced storms and were gripped with fear. In the midst of life's storms, we must keep the faith, Pastor Mark DeYmaz shares how we honor God in the midst of the storms with the literal example of Dan and Kristin Gaffney, whose family survived the raging EF-5 Tornado that destroyed their home on April 27, 2014. This message was presented at Mosaic's Little Rock campus on May 4, 2014.

As we continue the "People Like Us" series, Pastor Harry Li examines the life and ministry of the Apostle Paul as presented through his epistles through the lens of his own brokeness. This message was presented on Sunday, April 27, 2014 at the Little Rock campus.

God’s love for us is more than we can comprehend, more than we deserve. God demonstrates His love in that while we were yet sinners Christ died for us and He desires that we return to Him even to the point of saying that whoever will call upon the name of the Lord will be saved. So why – given God’s amazing love for us - do some hesitate to call upon His name, to embrace such true and eternal love? We explore the answer to this question and more in this Easter message from Pastor Mark DeYmaz.

James and his brother John were young, ambitious and wanted to be great. Chuck Eastman reminds us that Jesus never said "don't be great." What he did say was "you don't know what your asking!" Jesus redefined the idea of greatness. In Mark 19:35-45, Christ lays out what it means to live a life that is significant for the glory of God. That, is true greatness!

James was one of four brothers of Jesus, the oldest of the four, but younger than Jesus. James and the others probably experienced sibling rivalry with their older brother, Jesus, who could do no wrong. James started out an unbeliever, but finished strong – the leader of the Jerusalem church, referred to as James the Just, and said to be the author of the epistle of James. Pastor Harry Li shows us what kind of person James was and what we can learn from him in this message from March 23, 2014.

The gospel of Matthew gives us the best description of Joseph, the father of Jesus and the husband of Mary. It was written primarily to the Jews, and Matthew helps them connect by comparing him to Joseph of the Old Testament. Although there is not much written about Jesus’ father, Pastor Mark DeYmaz explores what kind of person he was just like us. This message was presented at Mosaic's Little Rock campus on March 16, 2014.

This is the first message in a new series called "People Like Us", which will profile several apostles and disciples of the New Testament. Over the course of this series, we hope to reveal that, in spite of our faults, God loves us, has chosen us, uses us, and wants to use our story as part of His story. This message from Pastor Harry Li looks at what it took for Christ's followers to become disciples and apostles and how those fundamentals apply to our own lives. This message was presented on February 23, 2014.

This is the first message in a new series called "People Like Us", which will profile several apostles and disciples of the New Testament. Over the course of this series, we hope to reveal that, in spite of our faults, God loves us, has chosen us, uses us, and wants to use our story as part of His story. This message from Pastor Harry Li looks at what it took for Christ's followers to become disciples and apostles and how those fundamentals apply to our own lives. This message was presented on February 23, 2014.

It is always good to pay attention to the qualities in people that enable them to be used by God. Mary, the mother of Jesus had many of these qualities. However, from the Reformation to the present, Protestants have often short-changed Mary by focusing on lesser matters. In so doing, we may have lost sight of why God chose her to bear the Christ child to begin with. This message from Pastor Harry Li was presented on March 9, 2014 as part of Mosaic’s People Like us series.