Mosaic Church Of Central Arkansas Audio Podcast

Just like a fish needs to be in water to survive, followers of Jesus need to find their space to serve others in order to flourish as God intended. This message was presented on January 29, 2017 at Mosaic's Conway campus.

In this message, Pastor Harry Li discusses the fundamentals of making prayer a regular rhythm of life and answers some questions that most believers have about prayer. What is prayer? Why should I pray if God already knows everything we need? Why don’t we pray more? He uses the example of Christ and the writings of Paul as foundations for the principles of prayer. This message was presented on January 29, 2017 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus.

If we want to look at who God is and what He is changing us to be, we must live in a constant rhythm of letting God's word shape our minds and hearts. Let's lean into Jesus as He speaks to us through His Word. This message was presented on January 15, 2017 at Mosaic's Conway campus.

If we want to look at who God is and what He is changing us to be, we must live in a constant rhythm of letting God's word shape our minds and heart. Let's lean into Jesus as He speaks to us through His Word. This message was presented on January 22, 2017 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus.

Every time there is a new season in our lives we make decisions that aid our transformation and growth. But often those decisions are short-term because the reasons behind them are also temporary. However, there is a much better reason to do what we do and pursue what we wish. In this message Pastor Alex Diaz points us to a reason that is greater than any other reason we may have, one that could lead us towards transformation, and beyond! This message was presented on January 15, 2017 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus.

In this insightful and inspirational sermon, Pastor Mark explains the difference between things we want (tied to the eyes) and things we seek (tied to the heart). What does it mean to delight yourself in the Lord and be given the desires of your heart (Psalm 37:4)? Why should we guard our hearts (Proverbs 4:23)? And practically speaking, what did Jesus mean when He said, "If you ask me anything in my name I will do it?" (John 14:14). Understanding such things will motivate us to pursue by faith the visions and dreams God instills in our hearts. This message was presented on January 8, 2017 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus.

It's easy to get distracted and discouraged when we look at the craziness of our year and all the things that have happened in our lives. But God has worked and He has spoken to remind us that He hasn't stopped working on His plan to redeem and make all things new, and He hasn't lost track of us and our pain. This message was presented on January 1, 2017 at Mosaic's Conway campus.

Using Christ’s description of His mission from Luke 4, Pastor Harry Li discusses how Christ’s mission was fulfilled in Himself some 2000 years ago, thereby making every year in which Christ is in you, the “year of the Lord’s favor.” Christ emphasizes both the proclamation and the demonstration of the power of God in His description of the purposes of His own calling. This message was presented on January 1, 2017 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus.

In this unique Christmas service, we invite members of our congregation to explain what Christmas looks like in different parts of the world. We ask the questions, "What was Christmas for like for you growing up?" and "When did Christ become more than a baby in a manger to you?" This panel discussion is followed by baptisms and a special devotional with Pastor Alex Diaz. This message was presented on December 25, 2016 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus.

In this deep, insightful, and very personal message, Pastor Mark explains why standing in awe of God is not so much falling to your knees and hearing angels sing as it is responding to Him by faith in the moment of your visitation. A message both for the Christmas season and for all seasons of your life, Mark compares and contrasts the responses of Zacharias, the priest, and Mary, a young virgin, to appearances by the angel, Gabriel, in Luke 1. Each is given a vision for their lives; each is given a unique word from the Lord. So, how do they respond; and more pointedly, how will you respond in the moment of your visitation? This message was presented on December 18, 2016 at Mosaic's Little Rock campus.