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If you are between the ages of 18 and 37 and grew up in Christian culture, you’ve likely shared a lot of unique experiences with your evangelical friends. Youth group lock-ins, Acquire the Fire road trips and fall Harvest parties (which despite having costumes, candy and taking place on Oct. 31, obviously, had no association with Halloween) were all a part of your formative years.
By: Mark Driscoll
If you tolerate the Jezebel spirit, it will dominate your family, ministry, and life. Get ready for a 🔥 sermon on how to fight back like Elijah.
Most of us would like to have the experience of serving God in some significant way. We probably even have some ideas about what that would be. Try completing this sentence:
By: Mark Driscoll, Mark Driscoll
Earlier this year, you committed to learning more Scripture. You started on Jan. 1 with “In the beginning...” and made it all the way to the generations of Noah before other priorities slipped in the way. As of today, the only passages you could recite from memory were John 3:16, the 23rd Psalm, and “Jesus wept”—and frankly, you’re not even exactly sure where to find that one (John 11:35).
By: Bob Hamp, Charlotte Megachurch Pastor Blasts, Mark Driscoll, Steven Furtick
You have heard it said, “You are what you eat.” A very wise nutritionist said once that this is not actually the truth. In actuality, you are what you metabolize. If your body does not absorb what you eat, it passes through and has no impact on the building blocks of your physiology.
By: David Lin, Mark Driscoll, Jesus Christ, Christian Judo Champion, Johnnie Moore, Michael Todd
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The Boca Grande Health Clinic is operational with a small team onsite and physicians on call for urgent care. As you can imagine, our doctors have been busy over the last few days mending broken bones, and attending to falls, bites and scrapes. All those injuries we typically see after major storms.
As we begin the long road to recovery following Hurricane Milton, we want to express our heartfelt concern for all of you who have been affected. We are relieved to share that our clinic staff is safe, though some have experienced personal losses like so many in our community. Despite these challenges, our dedicated team remains committed to providing care and support to you during this difficult time.
By: Mark Driscoll
WELLS BEACH, MAINE – Mark Lester Driscoll died at his home in Wells Beach, ME, on October 16, 2024, surrounded by his devoted wife and children.
Do miracles still happen today? In this insightful series, Pastor Mark dives into the miraculous, answering questions like: Does Jesus still perform miracles? Should you pray for miraculous healing? How can you recognize counterfeit miracles?
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