| Just a quick update on some new content and sermon availability you may want to utilize for your morning, your commute, your dinner prep, or your evening wind down. I’m excited to announce that the Mosaic Church podcast (true tidbit, the term podcast originated from combining “iPod” + “broadcast”) has now expanded in two ways: -Previously, only our Mosaic North podcast was made available; now messages from both North and South are available every week. Almost every message preached every weekend at both Austin campuses is from the same text or on the same topic, but delivered by a different communicator with (sometimes) a dramatically different approach. Dr. Terrance Green is our lead preacher at our South campus, and does an incredible job preaching and teaching God’s word. On the weeks he is not preaching, the South campus pulpit is filled by a different Mosaic leader. Moving forward, both sermons will be made available here. -You may have heard that Mosaic North has a monthly Q&A about the message on the second Sunday of the month. The Q&A takes place after the third service in the overflow room, and all are welcome. This space allows questions to be asked about the message, but often expands into more general questions about Christianity and the Bible. We recorded the last one after the message on the trustworthiness of the Bible, and there were a number of great questions asked in response to the message that day, and that recording is now posted. The turnout was great and the folks there surfaced important questions I didn’t have time to address in the sermon itself. Feel free to check it out–who knows, you may learn something! This recorded Q&A will be posted monthly. Enjoy! Morgan Stephens, DMin Lead Pastor P.S. I’m really looking forward to the final message of the “Asking for Friend” series. The series (and message) will culminate with a unique approach to offering a reasonable defense for the Christian claim that exclusive faith in Jesus Christ is necessary for personal, Biblical salvation. Please be praying for me, for your church, and for all who will hear it. |
