Pastor Mark Driscoll
Some of us don’t know how to pray, or we don’t pray enough, or we only pray at the last minute when it’s some kind of emergency. Read more
Some of us don’t know how to pray, or we don’t pray enough, or we only pray at the last minute when it’s some kind of emergency. Read more
Have you ever used this one, “the devil made me do it”? If we are honest, many of us have, even if half joking. But did he? Did the devil make you do whatever it is? Read more
Why are there so many Bible translations? Read more
What do you think? Should someone who seeks to live with integrity set some guardrails around their social media activity? Read more
Ever since the Bible showed up, there has been a big debate about where it came from, why it is here, and what we should do with it. Read more
Some people seem to wonder if the Bible wasn’t put together like a soccer team at recess. Did someone just pick some books and not others and call it the Bible? Read more
“‘Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that comes from the mouth of God.’” – Jesus in Matthew 4:4 There is simply no book in the history of the world like the Bible. The Bible has been translated into more languages than any other book in the history of the world, is the best-selling book of all time, and has become an integral part of cultural thinking. After all, who hasn’t heard phrases like the Good... Read more
Where is there hope amidst evil? Read more
Howdy. My name is Mark Driscoll. My wife’s name is Grace. Our hope is that we could be of help to you. That is the purpose of this blog. Our hope is that as you find guidance, you will return regularly so that we can develop a bit of a relationship. What issues are most pressing in your life right now? What is on your mind as your head hits the pillow at night, and as you rise in the... Read more
Anyone who watches the late night talk show hosts understands the tremendous weapon comedy can be. Historically, humor has also been a great gospel weapon. The renowned Reformed Baptist preacher Charles Haddon Spurgeon, said: I do not know why ridicule is to be given up to Satan as a weapon to be used against us, and not to be employed by us as a weapon against him. I will venture to affirm that the Reformation owed almost as much to... Read more
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