The Mark Driscoll Podcast

Pastor Mark, now of Trinity Church, in Scottsdale, Arizona, formerly of Mars Hill Church in the Seattle area, is hands-down the best Bible teacher I’ve heard still preaching today. I can’t say I’ve heard every one of the sermons between then and now, but with extremely few exceptions (maybe like one in 1000 sermon points), he’s hitting the nail right on the head. My Biblical literacy has gone through the roof, and I am thankful to have been able to learn the word of God from him over the course of the last half of my military career as we moved from place to place, and now into civilian life. His messages often help unlock the connection connections between points in scripture, and also inspire me to be more in the Word myself. Thank you Pastor Mark for continuing to be bold in preaching the word, helping me be a better husband, father, and leader, and for being part of what inspired me to become a world missionary!

You were absolutely! positively! RIGHT! to stand up against the male pole dancer at the men’s Christian conference. Remember, Jesus in the Temple overturning the money changers. He got angry! He didn’t apologize and neither should you. Every Christian there should’ve gotten up and walked out.

I am 50 years old a father of four boys four girls through all the business and craziness of life. It is good to be reminded What it means to be a man how to raise my boys to be men and my girls to want to marry real men ! thank you ! But I have one question do I have to be sarcastic to be a man?

Thankfully, I have never know my life without Jesus. The last year I have been praying, searching and yearning for better & deeper understanding of God’s word & will for my life. I attend church and listen to many Christian podcasts and the substance of what I was listening to was not filling this void. I felt like I was listening to a counseling session. I wanted more. I came across Mark Driscoll on social media and I appreciated his delivery. I am tired of all the candy coating and tip toeing of so many pastors and them being afraid to offend others. Thank you for keeping God’s word real.