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Mark Driscoll Audio Mark Driscoll
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Pastor Mark Driscoll is a Jesus-following, mission-leading, church-serving, people-loving, Bible-preaching pastor. He’s grateful to be a nobody trying to tell everybody about Somebody. This channel features audio content from Mark Driscoll, including sermons and event teaching. Mark preaches about Jesus with a skillful mix of bold presentation, accessible teaching, and compassion for those who are hurting the most. For more great teaching resources visit markdriscoll.org
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Why Do Good Things Happen to Bad People and Bad Things Happen to Good People?
What do the Jezebel spirit and Target have in common? The same demonic spirit that led Jezebel to have an innocent man killed in 1 Kings 21 is working in our day in places like transgender designers selling children's clothing at Target. Ultimately, the good news for the believer is that God's sovereign justice always reigns supreme over fleeting, temporary attempts at social justice.
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How do you find a spiritual father? (Part 1)
We're kicking off the "Good Fight" series with an intro on Paul, Timothy, and how God brought them together as a spiritual father and son. If you're a man with a pulse, this is for you!
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Overcoming the Ahab and Jezebel spirits
Are you more passive, aggressive, or assertive? In this Real Men sermon, Pastor Mark teaches how to overcome the passive spirit of Ahab and the aggressive spirit of Jezebel to embody the assertive spirit of Elijah.
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How Do You Discern the Presence of God?
Have you ever felt like you're at the end of your rope? Did you recognize that God showed up in your suffering? This was the exact story of Elijah. In 1 Kings 19:9-21, when Elijah needed it most, God spoke to him and sent him a godly friend to do life and ministry with. The key was getting alone, quiet time with God to discern His presence.
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Real Men Conference | Pastor Mark Driscoll feat. Matt Lindland & Stephen McWhirter
Join us for our first ever Real Men Conference, courtesy of RealFaith. This extraordinary event features an interview with former Olympian and MMA fighter Matt Lindland, worship led by chart-topping Christian artist Stephen McWhirter, and a powerful sermon from Pastor Mark Driscoll!
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29 Signs of the Jezebel Spirit
Have you ever known a woman (or man) who hated authority and loved control? With them, it may go beyond nature and tendencies and could be the demonic spirit of Jezebel empowering this person. In this sermon, Pastor Mark shows 29 clear signs that you're dealing with someone with the spirit of Jezebel.
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contextualized orthodox Christian teaching
Mark Driscoll can offend some at times; however, his teaching and theology are clearly orthodox and present a high view of Jesus and of the Bible. A reveiwer above commented that Mark Driscoll is not teaching what Christianity is about and in turn recommended Rob Bell of Mars Hill Bible Church. I could not disagree more. Driscoll's teaching presents timeless truths that have been accepted by Bible-believing Christians for 2,000 years, albeit in a sometimes-unconventional way. In contrast, Rob Bell (and others in the emergent movement) are trying to re-write the Bible into a neo-liberal form that is more palatable to them and to the world. The Gospel message as presented in the Bible is by its very nature offensive. We should either accept it or reject it on its own terms based on our own analysis. Trying to water it down into something that is more tolerable to us is simply not an intellectually-honest option. Say what you want about Mark Driscoll. He is honest and pulls no punches about what the Bible says. Some people just don't like that.
Bravo, Pastor Mark
You speak the TRUTH. Christian’s need to come out of their caves and get behind Elijah. The spirit of evil in this country needs to be crushed. God Bless You.
Elijah Series
The most important sermons I have ever heard. Thank God for Pastor Mark. The intro to Elijah needs to be shared with everyone. You may not agree with everything he says, but it is such a critical message.
Why isn’t the second sermon posted here? It is on their website.
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