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Denver Seminary

Recently, I had the privilege of speaking in chapel at Denver Seminary. I shared the Biblical Mandate for the Multi-ethnic Church on February 19, 2007 and the Seven Core Commitments of a Multi-ethnic Church on February 20, 2007. The links take you directly to the MP3 recordings.

Live at Mosaic

Here's your link to the pulpit at the Mosaic Church of Central Arkansas.

Mosaic sermons are also available for download. To subscribe to Mosaic's weekly podcast add the URL to your podcast program (such as Juice).

Mosaic Church of Central Arkansas

The Mosaic Church of Central Arkansas 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 (John 17:20-23) and patterned after the New Testament at Antioch (Acts 11:19-26; 13:1ff.)

It is important to understand that Mosaic is not a church focused on racial reconciliation. Rather, we are focused on reconciling men and women to God through faith in Jesus Christ and reconciling ourselves collectively to the pattern of the New Testament local church as prescribed by Paul in his letter to the Ephesians.

Why the Blog?

I'm wading in to the blogosphere believing that the growing fascination with multi-ethnic churches must not be focused on racial reconciliation but, rather, on reconciling men and women to Jesus Christ and, consequently, on reconciling local communities of faith to the pattern of the New Testament local church—a church in which diverse people worshipped God together as one so that the world would know God’s love and believe. My heart, then, is to inspire, encourage and facilitate dialogue between others interested in becoming a part of what I believe will become the most significant movement of God in the 21st century concerning the local church. Toward that end, I invite you to stay tuned and alert others to this blog.