Mosaic Church Of Central Arkansas Audio Podcast

Mosaic Church of Central Arkansas welcomed special guest speaker, Mike Grober, founder and president of Your Mission Matters on Missions Sunday. Mike reminds us of what God’s Word says about our mission as a sending church and that our individual mission matters to help fulfill God's Mission to the nations.

As Paul begins closing the letter to the Romans, he offers two powerful, closing blessings for the Roman church. Little does Paul know that his own words will be greatly tested. In this sermon, Harry Li discusses Romans 15:22-33, in which Paul is convinced that he will be able to visit the Roman church after a quick trip to Jerusalem and hopeful trip to Spain. Little does he know that God had other plans that included a visit to Rome, but also many other adventures that required him to trust in God with the same words of blessings that he poured on the Roman church. This message was presented to the Little Rock campus on February 17, 2013.

As Paul begins to close out his letter to the church at Rome, he revisits his calling; that being the Gospel and his calling to the Gentiles. In doing so, he encourages the believers to accept one another as the gospel is inclusive of EVERYONE! He also encourages them for their goodness, doctrinal soundness, and discipleship to be people of the gospel.

In this message, Pastor Mark explains Paul's thoughts on unity and division in Romans 14. Having first established context, he shows why Paul taught that unity and maturity in a local church filled requires believers to embrace four key precepts. Listen now to learn what they are and consider how you and/or your church is doing in this regard.

As believers we are afforded certain unalienable rights: love, liberty, & the pursuit of unity. Continuing in Romans 14 (vss. 13-23), Pastor Anthony shares the “be” attitudes of a mature believer. We are to be sober, careful, Spirit-led, wise, Christ-like, and unified for the glory of God the Father and the advancement of His kingdom. This message was preached in Little Rock on Sunday, January 27, 2013.

As believers we are afforded certain unalienable rights: love, liberty, & the pursuit of unity. Continuing in Romans 14 (vss. 13-23), Pastor Anthony shares the “be” attitudes of a mature believer. We are to be sober, careful, Spirit-led, wise, Christ-like, and unified for the glory of God the Father and the advancement of His kingdom. This message was preached in Little Rock on Sunday, January 27, 2013.

The topic of "judging" is one of the most misunderstood and often, misapplied topics within the church. In Romans 14:1-11, Paul instructs the church in Rome on how to interact with each other in the gray areas of life, which are not blatant sin, but that could result in sin. He gives clear instructions on how to overcome our natural tendencies to judge or despise each other for our personal convictions.

In part two of this year's state of the church, Pastor Mark spoke about the importance of understanding our "special" calling, that is, the unique "you" God has created you to be. In order to help you embrace roles and responsibilities more in line with your gifting, passions, and preferences, in the future at Mosaic. Watch Mark's important message that can help you feel more secure and significant as a follower of Christ interested in making a difference today!

In this first of two messages on the state of the church, Pastor Mark presents a clear, concise, and informative review of our corporate mission, vision, developmental strategy, and values. This is an essential message for all who are new to or interested in studying the people and passion of Mosaic.

In this final message of four marking the 2012 Advent season, Pastor Mark explains the theological significance behind seven names/titles ascribed to the Christ-child by the prophet Isaiah some 700 years before Jesus' birth in Bethlehem. This message is laced with deep theological truth as well as personal/practical insight sure to enhance your understanding and celebration of the birth of our Savior, Christ the Lord.