Mosaic Church Of Central Arkansas Audio Podcast

Pastor Anthony shares a message with the Little Rock campus couched around the statement, "the Gospel is seen before it is heard". As he continues our series in Romans, he encourages the congregation to commit to quality time in God's Word, which should lead to a Walk of integrity, powered by the Will of the Holy Spirit as we submit our lives to Him. Open your Bible to Romans 2:11-29 and be encouraged by this timely word for the New Year.

Pastor Anthony shares a message with the Little Rock campus couched around the statement, "the Gospel is seen before it is heard". As he continues our series in Romans, he encourages the congregation to commit to quality time in God's Word, which should lead to a Walk of integrity, powered by the Will of the Holy Spirit as we submit our lives to Him. Open your Bible to Romans 2:11-29 and be encouraged by this timely word for the New Year.

In Romans, chapter 2, the Apostle Paul turns the tables on the self-righteous who had judged wrongly the pagan Gentiles who were coming to Christ. He masterfully finds ways to convince both sides to become One in Christ. By showing everyone the necessity of leaving the judging up to our sovereign God and understanding our need for redemption through Jesus, he paves the way to biblical unity. This message was presented at Mosaic' Little Rock campus on January 8, 2012.

In this message from pastor, author, visionary, Dr. Robert Lewis, Mosaic's leadership learned the qualities that create "the right stuff" in leaders. This message was presented at Mosaic's 2012 Leadership Advance on Saturday, January 7, 2012.

In this brief synopsis of part two of his message on Sunday, January 1, Mark DeYmaz charts a course for the further growth and development of Mosaic in 2012. Learn about new staff members recently hired, why others are being repositioned, and how close we are to purchasing a permanent home for the church by our tenth anniversary.

In this brief synopsis of part one of his message on Sunday, January 1, Mark DeYmaz draws principles from Elijah's encounter with the Lord (I Kings 19) to explain why and how we can prepare ourselves for greater blessing and service in 2012.

In this interesting look at the suffering endured by Joseph and Mary in response to their obedience, Mark DeYmaz reminds us that suffering is an expected part of the heroic Christian life. Instead of asking "Why Me?," Mark challenges us to ask "Why Not Me?" in the midst of suffering. He explains what our response to suffering should be and how it reflects our understanding of Immanuel, God with us ... the true hope and meaning of Christmas. This message was presented on December 18, 2011 at Mosaic's Little Rock Campus as part of the Countdown to Christmas series.

Through Christ's birth, there are three things that reveals the heart of God. There is a lot that we can learn about God by studying the first Christmas. For in this story, the way He was born speaks volumes about God's heart for us. Join us as we take a fresh look at one of the most important events in human history. This message was presented on December 11, 2011 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus as part of the Countdown to Christmas series

He was born to be the King of Kings. What does the tainted linage of the Savior of the world say to us today? In this message from the Countdown to Christmas series, Mark DeYmaz explores how the legacies of a prostitue, a queen, an adulteress and a harlot give us hope that our lives matter to God and to others. This message was presented on December 4, 2011 at Mosaic’s Little Rock campus.

Presented by Mark DeYmaz on November 23, 2011 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus, this message considers homosexuality while boldly navigating the tension between biblical convictions concerning marriage and the command to love all people, unconditionally, with the love of Christ.