This week’s video update is a look toward some of the exciting news of what’s coming in 2016. If you’d like to receive the Daily Devotion series “It’s All About Jesus: A Christian Theology” you can sign up at markdriscoll.wpengine.com….
“My soul glorifies the Lord and my spirit rejoices in God my Savior.” – Mary worshipping God in Luke 1:46–47 Many Protestant Christians do not focus enough on Jesus’ mother, Mary. This may be, in part, an overreaction to the improper…
This week’s video update is a look back on Mark Driscoll Ministries and 2015. If you’d like to support Mark Driscoll Ministries with an end-of-year gift, you have until midnight on December 31 give your 2015 tax deductible gift to Mark Driscoll…
’Tis the season . . . for parents to decide if they will tell the truth about Santa. When it comes to cultural issues like Santa, Christians have three options: (1) we can reject it, (2) we can receive it,…
Check out this week’s update from Pastor Mark, wishing you a Merry Christmas and offering a free gift of gratitude to our newsletter readers. You can download free resources HERE. Don’t forget, we’re also in the middle of a Daily Devotional…
Hebrews 4:12 tells us that,”…the word of God is living and active…” Here at Mark Driscoll Ministries we are committed to helping get the soul saving, life changing, eternity altering word of God out to the world. Sometimes, people are…
During the Christmas season, as we consider the birth of Jesus, we are reminded how God became like us. But, it is also important to remember how Jesus is also unlike us. Because Jesus’ life is the sinless human life—the…
None of us can truly wrap our brain around the Christmas fact that God came to earth in the form of a man. As the great thinker Blaise Pascal said, “The Church has had as much difficulty in showing that…
This week’s update is a video from Pastor Mark, and a word of gratitude for your support. As well, we’re in the middle of a Daily Devotional series entitled “It’s All About Jesus: The Boy Who is Lord.” To get…
Every Christmas season, our mailbox and inbox begin to fill up with cards reminding us that in Jesus Christ God became a man. But, how could this be? Incarnation (from the Latin meaning “becoming flesh”) is the word theologians use to…
Every Christmas, we sing songs and open cards about Jesus who is Immanuel, God with us. But, what does this mean? How could this be? Jesus was/is human and Jesus was/is morally perfect without any sin. This paradox has been exploding minds…
If we had seen Jesus as a man, we would have seen a normal guy carrying his lunch box in one hand and a tool box in the other, heading off to work. He did the normal things that actual…