Mosaic Church Of Central Arkansas Audio Podcast

Joy is often confused with happiness, but in reality the two are quite different. The closest relative of Joy is actually Grace and they are intertwined with one another. In this sermon, Pastor Harry Li examines how the two are related and how one can have Joy despite difficult and even painful circumstances.

Imagine your life being completely changed in one day because of the love of one person. In this message, Pastor Anthony walks the Little Rock campus through II Samuel 9, and shows how King David as a type of the King of Kings extends his unconditional love on the grandson of King Saul. The love of the king reached down into a barren land, and brought Mephibosheth into a glorious new relationship where he was welcomed to eat at the kings table always. Likewise, God, the King of Kings, does the same thing to all of humanity.

On this first of four Sunday messages during the 2012 Advent season, Pastor Mark speaks of the hope (confidence) we can have by faith in a God we can trust to reveal Himself in our lives and circumstances. More that a mere good luck wish, hope in God is sure - though we must often wait on Him to come through for us in His way, in His time. With references to the hope of Dr. Martin Luther King and of ancient Israel, Mark speaks ultimately to why hope in God will not fail or disappoint us, and how it can sustain us even in the darkest of times.

Paul encourages the church to remain alert and to urgently live for Christ today, without delay! He proposes a two-pronged strategy that both eliminates the effects of our flesh while simultaneously pursuing Christ. In this message, Pastor Harry Li discusses Romans 13:11-14 and encourages all believers to live as though Christ is returning tomorrow.

In this strong follow-up to Pastor Anthony's post-election message on November 11, 2012, Pastor Mark examines New Testament teaching concerning the role of government (authority) in our lives. Learn how followers of Christ are to respond to government, and why.

In the midst of this political season, the body of Christ has got it all twisted. President Obama, nor Gov.Romney was ever the answer to our cultures problems!! So, Christians, why in the world are we putting our trust, dependence and hopes in a flawed government when it should be in our God!! This Sunday, Pastor Anthony encouraged our campus to get off of Facebook, and get into THE BOOK for the King of Kings plans for the next four years!!!

After a weekend retreat called "Earthquake", where God shook the foundations of our students, Mosaic Student Ministries Pastor Chuck Eastman shares how to let our lives be radically reshaped by our mind-blowing God! In this message, presented on October 28, 2012, Chuck uses Isaiah 6:1-8 to demonstrate God's revelation to us, His provision for our salvation and His purpose He calls each of us to fulfill.

Jesus warned us about hypocrisy. So did the Apostle Paul. It ultimately is a symptom of a much deeper issue -- our own self-righteousness. Continuing on in Romans 12, Pastor Harry discusses what it looks like to love (agape) without hypocrisy and contrasts that with our natural methods of loving one another through our fleshly human strength in this look at Roman 12:9-13. This message was presented on October 21, 2012 at Mosaic' s Little Rock campus.

Continuing our series in Romans, Pastor Anthony encourages the Little Rock campus from chapter 12: 2-8. In this message, he challenges Christ-followers to renew their minds so that they might think rightly about themselves and become functioning members of the body of Christ. In spite of the diversity of gifts given by the Holy Spirit, believers are to work interdependently in our giftedness to accomplish the continued mission and ministry of Christ on the earth. When we operate as the unified body of Christ we become the light bearers that we've been called to be in a confused and desperate world. This message was presented on October 14, 2012.

Continuing our series in Romans, Pastor Anthony encourages the Little Rock campus from chapter 12: 2-8. In this message, he challenges Christ-followers to renew their minds so that they might think rightly about themselves and become functioning members of the body of Christ. In spite of the diversity of gifts given by the Holy Spirit, believers are to work interdependently in our giftedness to accomplish the continued mission and ministry of Christ on the earth. When we operate as the unified body of Christ we become the light bearers that we've been called to be in a confused and desperate world. This message was presented on October 14, 2012.