Mark Driscoll Audio

You’d never live in a house that didn’t have an architect but many people live in an un-architected life. In this sermon based in the book of Proverbs, Pastor Mark teaches on the importance of recognizing seasons and how to plan and organize a life you and your family can enjoy.

Proverbs #6 - How do you handle your money? by Mark Driscoll Ministries

If the average person works for at least 80-100,000 hours of their lives, it’s important for the believer to figure out how their Christian faith works in the workplace whether that workplace is the marketplace, a family business, a ministry, or the home. In this sermon from the book of Proverbs, Pastor Mark uses Patrick Lencioni’s idea of “The Ideal Team Player” as a framework to teach on how to worship at work.

Proverbs #4 - How do you find good friends? by Mark Driscoll Ministries

Doctrine #7 - Incarnation: God Comes by Mark Driscoll Ministries

Everyone has had hurts in their lives but why does it happen and how do we heal from them? In this helpful and practical sermon from the book of Proverbs, Pastor Mark gives several reasons why hurts happen and how we can start to work through them by the grace of God.

Do you want to have a great marriage that lasts? In this sermon based in the book of Proverbs, Pastor Mark gives four keys – faith, forgiveness, friendship, and fun – to have a great, Christ-centered marriage that you can enjoy for a lifetime.

In this super practical sermon on parenting from the book of Proverbs, Pastor Mark talks about how to raise kids you don’t simply just endure but actually enjoy, delighting in them instead of focusing only on discipline.

As they say, you save the best for last. As we conclude our thirteen-week study of Galatians, you will learn to trust the Word of God, appreciate the cross of Christ, stop arguing over petty religious trivia, and live in the peace that only God’s grace can provide.

Galatians #12 - 4 Ways to Cultivate Spirit-Filled Community by Mark Driscoll Ministries

Many of the issues in today’s society boils down to a projection or a rejection of a person’s earthly father (or lack thereof). With the coming of Jesus, He altered human history and opened a new, unprecedented, unparalleled understanding of God as Father. When you know who you are in relation to God as Father, it changes you entire life and everything that you do.

Do you find yourself leaning more towards the rebellious or religious? What if there was a third way…following the redeeming Son, Jesus. When you follow Jesus, your desires become new and change from the works of the flesh to the fruit of the Spirit.

Just like a car that is out of alignment that pulls to the left or the right, so too our lives get out of alignment veering toward rebellion or religion. In this very practical section of Scripture, you will learn that both are bad, but that God has good news for a brand new way of life for you!

There are basically two kinds of relationships Christians have. One is law-based. Someone has fears that compel them to control other people and circumstances through making demands. The other is grace-based. The two people trust the Holy Spirit to work in and through each of them, focus on their unity around Jesus Christ, and give grace in secondary matters where they disagree.

When it comes to your relationship with God, do you see Him as a master or a Father and do you see yourself as a slave or a son? How you answer this question dictates how you view your earthly relationships, especially that with your earthly father. Whether you’ve had a good or a bad early dad, God wants us to see Him as kind father who wants a relationship with his kids.