Mosaic Church Of Central Arkansas Audio Podcast

Even the most mature believers are left with mystery in their hearts and minds as they ponder the depth of the sovereignty of God described in Romans 9. The reality is that we cannot claim the wonderful promise of Romans 8:28 (… all things work together for the good), without the backdrop of evil, pain and injustice that accompanies a fallen world. In this message, pastor Harry Li, relates the mystery of the sovereignty of God to the fulfillment of His redemption story and the cross of Christ, and ties God's sovereign purposes to the suffering of today. This message was presented at Mosaic's Little Rock campus on July 29, 2012

Pastor Cesar brings presents the text from Romans 9 that exposes Paul's passion for the gospel. The Apostle was willing to die that those lost could be brought into the Kingdom of Christ. How about you? What is your level of sacrifice to see that others are served and Jesus is glorified? Presented in Espanol and translated into English by Elisabeth Ortega, this message also features a brief testimony from June Hardin and was presented to Mosaic's Little Rock campus on July 22, 2012.

If you were a Jew living in the time of Paul and listening to or reading his letter to this point, how would you feel? In what ways would you be discouraged; how might you be encouraged; and what does the future hold for Israel in light of God's past promises to her? In this message, Pastor Mark overviews the big picture themes of Romans 9 - 11, chapters specifically focused on the implications for the Jews (Israel) in light of Paul's teaching. At the end of the day we learn God's precepts are true, His purposes are just, and His promises are sure. This message was presented on July 15, 2012 as part of the Romans series.

Pastor Anthony uses a famous song of the early 80's to launch the Little Rock campus into an awesome discussion about the unconditional love of God our Father. As Pastor Ant closes out Romans chapter 8, he walks the congregation through the crescendo of God's amazing love as seen in verses 31-39. He encourages God's people to rest assured that His love manifests itself in that fact that He is for us, gave Himself for us, chose us, intercedes for us, keeps us, and that He makes us super-conquerors in Christ Jesus! This message was presented on July 8, 2012

Pastor Harry Li takes a look at a very complex topic and separates the truths of God's word from the controversies and distractions that normally cloud the issues of predestination, foreknowledge and calling from Romans 8:28-31). This message, which was presented on July 1, 2012 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus includes a cameo appearance by Harry's dog "Scout" who helps make the point.

Pastor Harry Li takes a look at a very complex topic and separates the truths of God's word from the controversies and distractions that normally cloud the issues of predestination, foreknowledge and calling from Romans 8:28-31). This message, which was presented on July 1, 2012 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus includes a cameo appearance by Harry's dog "Scout" who helps make the point.

Pastor Anthony leads the Little Rock congregation in a discussion regarding God's loving, growth process. It is a message encouraging the body of Christ to work through the difficulties of life with the right attitude. That attitude is found in the understanding that whether life is full of difficult circumstances or precious moments, God's using it all to conform us into the image of our Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ. As Pastor Anthony say's, "It's All Good!"

On Father's Day, Mike Clowers shares that honor was God's idea and it started with the 5th commandment. Using the example of the sentinels at the Tomb of the Unknown soldier, Mike establishes that honoring our parents is not suggested but commanded. He looks scripturally at the three gifts we should give to our parents: understanding, compassion and forgiveness. This message was presented at Mosaic's Little Rock campus on June 17, 2012.

In this message, Mark DeYmaz breaks down the conflict between the flesh and spirit in the life of the believer. More specifically, he defines what it means to usurp the throne and play god in one's life or the life of another and provides six strategies for winning the daily battle. This message was presented at Mosaic's Little Rock campus on June 10, 2012.

In this last part of a two part mini-series on the Flesh and the Holy Spirit, Harry Li presents an overview of the work of the Holy Spirit. It is impossible for the believer to mature without the work of the Holy Spirit. At the same time many believers either ignore totally this often misunderstood part of the Godhead or live for the experience and the power of the Holy Spirit without the brokenness or humility of Christ. Harry explains what it means to be filled with the Holy Spirit in our lives and how we can hinder His work. This message was presented on Sunday, June 3, 2012 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus.