June 24, 2009

Live Interview w/ Mark DeYmaz & Efrem Smith

Recently, I received a request to post this link to a live interview Efrem Smith and I gave as part of the festivities as the Exponential Conference in Orlando, FL (April 2009). Efrem is a good friend of mine, the pastor at Sanctuary Covenant Church in Minneapolis, MN and co-author of the book, Hip Hop Church. Together, we are part of a growing leadership seeking to catalyze the movement toward multi-ethnic churches throughout America and beyond. For those interested, I believe you will find this helpful. 

June 03, 2009

Sit Your Nalgas Down! (3:04)

20090519at__20 In this segment, Mark DeYmaz explains why the pursuit of cross-cultural competence is not without its lighter moments. Do not miss this hillarious story from the annals of Mosaic's history!

Revelation 2:1-4 (4:31)

20090519at__20 In this segment, Mark DeYmaz explains the common, interpreative misconception of this familiar passage and exactly what first love the Ephesian church had left circa 90 A.D.

June 02, 2009

Ephesians, Part III (3:09)

20090519at__20 In this segment, Mark DeYmaz explains the context of Ephesians 6 and for what gospel (good news) Paul ultimately gave his life.

June 01, 2009

Ephesians, Part II (4:33)

20090519at__20 In this segment, Mark DeYmaz explains the mystery of Christ in Ephesians 3 and the true context of the passage beyond otherwise common misconceptions of interpretation.

Ephesians, Part I (5:07)

20090519at__20

In this segement, Mark DeYmaz explains why the book of Ephesians is Paul's clarion call for diverse believers to walk, work and worship God together as one in and through the local church.

Acts 13:1 (1:05)

20090519at__20 In this segment, Mark DeYmaz explains Acts 13:1 and why Luke describes the leadershp team at Antioch not only by name, but by country of origin.

Acts 11, Part II (2:51)

20090519at__20 In this segment, Mark DeYmaz explains why the church at Antioch and not the church at Jerusalem is the most strategic congregation of the New Testament and, therefore, the model to be studied and applied in church planting and development in the 21st century.

May 31, 2009

Acts 11, Part I (3:44)

20090519at__20 In this segment, Mark DeYmaz explains why the early church was slow to understand that the gospel was not just for the Jews. 

John 17, Part II (3:12)

20090519at__20 In this segment, Mark DeYmaz continues his exegesis of John 17, pointing out the two (Greek) hima clauses in the passage and their significance in terms of Christ's prayer that the church be one so the world would know God's love and believe.

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2009 Speaking Schedule

  • July 8 / NAMB Church Planting and Resource Team, Atlanta, GA
  • April 15 / Confluence Ministries, Denver, CO
  • January 26 / United Methodist Clergy Leadership Conference, Jackson, MS
  • January 27-28 / Innovation3 Conference, Leadership Network Conference, Dallas, TX
  • February 9 / Grand Rapids Theological Seminary, Grand Rapids, MI
  • February 10 / Kentwood Community Church, Grand Rapids, MI
  • February 19-20 / Church Planting Network Gathering, Chicago, IL
  • February 26 / Salvation Army Multi-cultural Training Seminar, Chicago, IL
  • March 19-21 / Ethnic America Conference, Phoenix, AZ
  • April 20-23 / National New Churches Conference, Orlando, FL
  • April 30 - May 1 / Cradle to Prison Pipeline Summit, Little Rock, AR
  • May 18-20 / Innovate Conference, Thomas Road Baptist Church, Lynchburg, VA
  • August 2 / Churches (TBA), Auckland, New Zealand
  • August 3-5 / Multicultural Church Conference, Auckland, New Zealand
  • August 9 / Jesus Family Centre, Sydney Australia
  • August 10-12 / Multicultural Church Conference, Sydney, Australia
  • November 10-13 / Mosaix Global Network Conference and Regional Rep Certification for India/Southeast Asia / Vision Nationals, India

2010 Speaking Schedule


  • February 22-23 / churchplanters.com Conference, Atlanta, GA

  • January 26-27 / EFCA Church Planting Week at TEDS, Chicago, IL

Recommended Reading

mp3s

  • LJ Ethnic Blends Podcast
  • Radio Rhema (New Zealand)