Posts by Mosaic Church

The day has come to an end. You have readied yourself for bed, crawled between the sheets, and closed your eyes. But rather than drifting into a peaceful nights sleep, your mind begins to race through the “could have…” “would have…” “should haves…” of the day. Perhaps you are one of the many individuals whose…

Proverbs are typically short, pithy statements that seek to express a general truth. Today, we might consider the short, cleverly displayed sayings that we see all over social media as “proverbs” of our time.  The book of Proverbs in the Bible is a genre known as wisdom literature, a collection of wise sayings that are…

The theme of Pastor Harry’s sermon this past Sunday, taken from John 17, was “oneness”, with the direction being an illustration of how we, as Christ-followers, are one because Christ lives in each of us through the Holy Spirit. How amazing that the one true God is alive within each believer! This is only possible…

Statement on the Supreme Court’s Decision re. Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Mosaic Church of Central Arkansas, June 25, 2022 Many today would have us believe that to love our friends, demonstrate loyalty to those most likely to act and think as we do and/or our unwavering commitment to a preferred cause, requires us to reject, denigrate,…

Sunday morning, Pastor Cindy quoted N.T. Wright, a quote that is absolutely worth visiting and meditating on again. He said, “The resurrection is not an isolated supernatural oddity proving how powerful, if apparently arbitrary, God can be when he wants to. Nor is it at all a way of showing that there is indeed a…

Recently, my husband and I received a little blessing from the manager at a hotel where we had a reservation. Because we are frequent guests of this chain, the manager offered to upgrade our room at no charge. The upgrade that he provided far exceeded my imagination for a nice hotel room! It was gorgeous, spacious, and had…

In John 2:1-11, Jesus’s mother informs him that the wine has run out during a wedding celebration at Cana. She then tells the servants to do whatever Jesus tells them to do.  Mary’s words and actions evidenced childlike faith that Jesus would address the need which she brought to him.  Pastor Lawrence pointed out the…

“Walk in a manner worthy of the calling with which you have been called.” Ephesians 4:1 How do we walk worthy? By walking in unity that reflects gentleness, humility, patience, love, and diligence. In the process, we learn to trust Jesus and become more like Him.  Proximity, building relationships, helps us to understand each other.…

Hypocrisy is often bemoaned by many, both inside and outside the church. But we just as often admit that no one is perfect or without sin. So what does hypocrisy look like, actually? Jesus describes the person as a white-washed tomb, pretty on the outside and dead on the inside. How can we know if…

“Rejoice in the Lord always; again I will say, rejoice.”  Philippians 4:4 (ESV) Here we have a Scriptural command to rejoice in the Lord ALWAYS.  Rightfully so, as a body of born-again believers at Mosaic, we rejoice and have joy through emotion (singing, praising, being thankful with gladness) on Sunday mornings as we worship. The…