Mosaic Church Of Central Arkansas Audio Podcast

In this first of two messages on this controversial passage, Mark DeYmaz establishes the exegetical context for understanding the author’s intended meaning. Mark passionately explains why Christians must embrace kindness, tolerance, and patience in respect to those who do not believe or live as we do. This message was presented on November 13, 2011 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus.

Pastor Anthony takes a look at the closing salutation of Paul to the Believers in Rome and finds in Romans 1:14-17 that Paul declares four things that should resonate with every Believer in Jesus. He challenges and encourages the Little Rock campus to declare that they are Debtors because of the Gospel, Dedicated to the Gospel, Determined to spread the Gospel message and Devoted to the faith of the Gospel. This message was delivered on Sunday, November 6 , 2011 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus.

In this message, Mark DeYmaz provides unique insight into Paul's desire not only to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ but to see the church apply his own gospel, too (see Romans 16:25). This message was presented on Sunday, October 30, 2011.

Paul’s seemingly innocuous introductory greetings have significant theology behind their first appearances. He gives us a glimpse into the mindset required to be an instrument of God, deeply dependent on the Heavenly Father. Hopefully, you’ll get a glimpse into your own level dependence on Him who is able as Paul delivers some deep theology in the rather peculiar way that he greets the church in Rome. This message was presented on October 23, 2011 by Pastor Harry Li.

In message three of the Book of Romans study, Pastor Mark demonstrates why we should and how we can dig deeper into God's Word in order to discern the full, intended meaning of the text and it's author. This message covering Romans 1:1-7 was presented to Mosaic's Little Rock campus on October 16, 2011

In message two of the series on the book of Romans, Pastor Harry Li provides a summary outline of the entire book of Romans that lays the foundation of the series. He gives us a clear understanding to the sections of Romans and a broad understanding of what the Apostle Paul desired to communicate with this entire book. This message was presented at Mosaic's Little Rock campus on October, 9, 2011.

Pastor Anthony addresses the Little Rock campus in this message that introduces the new teaching series walking through the book of Romans. Reading Paul's introduction in chapter 1:1-17, Pastor Anthony shows that we all will see that Paul wrote to the church at Rome with the mind of One Kingdom...One Faith...One Church. This message was delivered on October 2, 2011.

Completing the mini-series called Be the Church, Mark DeYmaz helps us understand the commitments we need to make in order to be a church. Looking at the New Testament Church as our model, we are exhorted in this message to understand the expectations and goals for Mosaic Church of Central Arkansas. This message was presented on September 25, 2011 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus.

Isaiah 56 provides the backdrop for this message from Pastor Harry Li shares that one of the most fundamental elements for Christians who band together to be the church, is to understand that we are to become a house of prayer for all people. Our church will be fruitful as we more deeply understand prayer and practice prayer individually and corporately. This message was presented on September 18, 2011 at Mosaic' Little Rock campus.

This message presented on the 10th anniversary of America's 9-1-1 attacks, Mark DeYmaz reminds us how common unity and resolute purpose was shared by all in the wake of those attacks. He parallels some of the lessons learned since those attacks with the mission of the 21st century church.