This is an excerpt from Pastor Mark’s new book “Alive: 21 Reasons to Believe in the Resurrection of Jesus Christ” as we count down to Easter. To get your physical copy, CLICK HERE to give a gift of any amount in the month of April to RealFaith to help us get more Bible teaching out. … Read more
This is an excerpt from Pastor Mark’s new book “Alive: 21 Reasons to Believe in the Resurrection of Jesus Christ” as we count down to Easter. To get your physical copy, CLICK HERE to give a gift of any amount in the month of April to RealFaith to help us get more Bible teaching out. … Read more
This is an excerpt from Pastor Mark’s new book “Alive: 21 Reasons to Believe in the Resurrection of Jesus Christ” as we count down to Easter. To get your physical copy, CLICK HERE to give a gift of any amount in the month of April to RealFaith to help us get more Bible teaching out. … Read more
In this Easter sermon from Pastor Mark, he goes through a 21-point list of reasons to believe that Jesus resurrected from the dead and the fact that it makes Him different than the leader of any other world religion.
Since churches are closed for in-person services this Good Friday & Easter, fathers (and mothers) have a unique opportunity to be the pastor of their homes more than ever before. This practical sermon gives ideas for how you can make a plan to lead your family this Good Friday & Easter.
“There are lots of religions, and I’m not sure only ONE has to be the right way.”
The Bible predicted that Jesus would be in the grave for three days. However, Jesus was crucified on Good Friday and rose on Easter Sunday… If you are confused about how that adds up to three, you aren’t alone.
Today, Pastor Mark answers this common question as we get ready for Easter.
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Easter 2018 message by Pastor Mark Driscoll preached live at The Trinity Church on Sunday April 1, 2018.
Pastor Mark Driscoll reveals eight life-changing, soul-altering, history-determining truths about Jesus Christ. Find them in Pastor Mark’s Easter Sermon.