Mosaic Church Of Central Arkansas Audio Podcast

The flesh and the Spirit war against one another and we are the battleground! In this first message of a two part miniseries within the Romans series, Pastor Harry Li defines terms and talks about how the flesh operates, how to recognize it and steps to overcome it. This message was presented on Sunday, May 27, 2012 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus.

"There is therefore now no condemnation..." That's great news, but how does that knowledge translate into how we live? Pastor Anthony encourages the Little Rock campus to walk in the freedom afforded them by their personal status "in Christ". Christ-followers are free to engage the culture for the cause of Christ, rather than being trapped by the internal battle of sin, guilt and shame. This message covers Romans 8:1-4 as Mosaic continues our series in the book of Romans.

For many believers, Romans 8 is a favorite passage, and it's easy to see why. The fulcrum of the entire book, this chapter speaks to many areas of theology including Christology, Hamartiology, Soteriology, and Eschatology, to name a few. But beyond the scholarship, Paul wants us to be "convinced" of God's mercy and grace ... that which is operative and unalterable in the lives of all those who are in Christ Jesus. In this sermon, too, Pastor Mark explains what some have called a "Rejection Cycle." How wrong thinking sabotages relationships, and the importance of understanding our identity in Christ. This is what Paul really wants you to know!

The Apostle Paul lived in the Light of the transforming power of the gospel and he had such sin-sensitivity when the Holy Spirit brought sin to his consciousness, it grieved his soul. What does Romans 7:7-25 tell us about cultivating this same sin-sensitivity? This message was presented at Mosaic's Little Rock campus on May 6, 2012.

In this three part message rooted in Romans 7:1-6, Pastor Mark first teaches us to walk with God not because we have to but because we want to in response to His great love for us, i.e., the forgiveness of our sins. Then, switching gears, he provides a financial update and pastoral challenge to members of Mosaic challenging the body not simply to watch what is happening but to get in the game. In so doing he demonstrates the prophetic voice of the church, i.e., its growing reach and influence on the American (Global) Church as we address the question, If the kingdom of heaven is not segregated then why on earth is the church?

On April 29, 2012, Mosaic's first called missionaries, Ian and Jenn Stephens, shared what God is doing in the ministry in Swaziland.

On April 29, 2012, Mosaic's first called missionaries, Ian and Jenn Stephens, shared what God is doing in the ministry in Swaziland.

Don't fight against sin... instead yield to righteousness! In Romans 6:12-23, Paul describes the sanctification process for believers. It is opposite of the process we naturally think is needed to "sanctify ourselves." In this message, Pastor Harry Li summarizes the two identities of Romans 6:1-11, and then talks about the process necessary for us to become sanctified according to Paul's counter-intuitive method of growing in Christ This message was presented at Mosaic's Little Rock campus on April 22, 2012.

In this unique and powerful Easter message, Pastor Mark explains not only what Jesus did for us but just as importantly, why. In so doing he shares of his journey to brokenness, a progressive path that every believer will and must travel. As the congregation did the day of his message, you will likely identify with Mark's journey and in the process discover a renewed sense of freedom from guilt and shame; an appreciation for what Christ did for you, that which you cannot. This message was presented on Easter Sunday, April 8, 2012.

Pastor Anthony takes the Little Rock campus on a journey of Jesus' earthly ministry that culminates with His declaration to His followers that it is His time to go to Jerusalem and accomplish the task for which He came. He then challenges the congregation to make a similar declaration about things that they have been called to do or called to end as they walk with Christ. This message was presented on Palm Sunday, April 1, 2012.