Mosaic Church Of Central Arkansas Audio Podcast

Mosaic Church Of Central Arkansas Audio Podcast

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Mosaic Church Of Central Arkansas Audio Podcast episodes

  • The King Has Come - Chuck Eastman (Conway)
    Jesus rides into town, and it feels like Rome is finally going to get kicked out... But the Kingdom of Jesus is upside down, and when the people find out it leads to His death. This message was presented on April 9, 2017 at Mosaic's Conway campus.
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  • Knock Over the Tables - Alex Diaz
    Did you hear about the time that Jesus knocked over some tables outside of a church? Whether you are a believer or not you may have heard this story, one of the most important events that took place just days before the crucifixion. Speculation abounds regarding the reasons for this reaction. However, above all assumptions, there is a greater purpose behind this account. One that led him to the cross... YOU! In this teaching Pastor Alex unpacks the catalysts for this moment in the life of our Savior, and shows us how it applies to our lives today. This message was presented on April 9, 2017 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus.
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  • Acts 5:17-42 - Chuck Eastman (Conway)
    The Church refuses to slow down and in spite of increasing opposition they gather to worship, eat, and most importantly preach Jesus as the Christ. The movement is unstoppable and their confidence in the work of Jesus unshakable. This message was presented on March 26, 2017 at Mosaic's Conway campus.
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  • The Movement: Can’t Stop Won’t Stop - Cai Lane
    The Move of God found in Acts faced opposition from the Sanhedrin Council. God sends provision to release them from jail. God really shows us in His word that His move #cantstopwontstop. This message was presented on March 26, 2017 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus.
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  • Acts 4:31-5:16 - Phil Fletcher (Conway)
    As the church develops it identity and sense of community, their concern for the poor among them is clear. It seems that they were committed to living with a mentality of open-handed ownership, asking God to lead them in how to serve those in need. This message was presented on March 19, 2017 at Mosaic's Conway campus.
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  • Hypocrisy 101 - Harry Li
    In this sermon, Pastor Harry Li discusses the first incident coming from within the birthing church of deceit by hypocrisy performed by Ananias and Saphira. He talks about the temptation from the tempter, our flesh’s propensity to pump itself up and the devastating effects of our pretense on our own walks. Christ came to provide us with the grace-filled option that can turn one from hypocrite to authentic in a matter of seconds! This message was presented on March 19, 2017 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus.
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  • Acts 4:1-31 - Chuck Eastman (Conway)
    The early church operated with incredible boldness in the face of intense persecution. How did they do it? And furthermore, how do we walk in the same confidence they had? The secret may be found in how they prayed. This message was presented on March 12, 2017 at Mosaic's Conway campus.
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  • Movements are Built on Why (Acts 4) - Mark DeYmaz
    In this message, Pastor Mark overviews Simon Sinek's teaching on "the what, how, and why," and applies it not only to the New Testament church at Jerusalem, but Mosaic Church in Little Rock, as well. As he explains, it takes more than words to move the hearts and minds of people in a cynical society; it is incumbent upon any church, then, to advance good works in their local communities along spiritual, social, and financial fronts. As Jesus said in Matthew 5:16, it's not good words or theology, but good works that glorify our Father in heaven. This message was presented on March 12, 2017 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus.
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Mosaic is a multi-ethnic, economically diverse church established by men and women seeking to know God and to make Him known through the pursuit of unity in accordance with the prayer of Jesus Christ.