As a special Easter message, Pastor Mark Driscoll answers the question Did Jesus rise from death?

As a special message for moms, Pastor Mark Driscoll uses 1 Timothy 2:15 to explain that it is out of God’s love for His daughters that He sanctifies them through motherhood.

As the final days of work conclude on building the wall in Jerusalem, those who oppose Nehemiah seek to divert him from his mission and discredit his character. Pastor Mark Driscoll explains that when positive change and growth occur, resistance and criticism from others is inevitable.

Pastor Mark Driscoll introduces us to the main characters in the story of Ruth, as well as gives insight into how each of their true beliefs about God are revealed when suffering comes upon their family.

Nehemiah’s eyes are opened to the oppression of the poor around him and he is convicted to confess his own sin and call those also doing injustice to repent and seek restitution. Through this story, Pastor Mark Driscoll describes what it means to love people and use money instead of loving...

Based off of a list of men specified as leaders in various neighborhoods of Jerusalem, Pastor Mark Driscoll explains that living missional lives in the city of Seattle is a matter of sacrifice in order to see the gospel of Jesus take root and flow downstream to all areas of culture.

The difference between Jesus and religion explained by Pastor Mark Driscoll. Taken from the 06/10/2007 sermon 'Religion and Revival', part of the Nehemiah sermon series available at http://www.marshillchurch.org/sermons/nehemiah

The people of Jerusalem gather together to hear Ezra preach from the Bible and to worship God. In their conviction over their sin, Nehemiah encourages them to stop grieving and be joyful in the Lord. Pastor Mark Driscoll explains that it is vital to know and understand God’s Word, allowing it...

In the first sermon in this series, we are introduced to Nehemiah, a man whose heart aches for the sad state of his people in Jerusalem. Pastor Mark Driscoll exhorts us to pray for the same kind of mournful heart that Nehemiah does when we consider the lost city we live in.

Nehemiah 12 includes a list of 100 new leaders in Jerusalem, and more changes to the foundation. Pastor Mark Driscoll uses a brick building analogy of Jesus Christ as our living cornerstone, and how we add bricks to our wall through friends, family and even critics.