“You shall not commit adultery.” – Exodus 20:14 Q: What is the seventh commandment? A: You shall not commit adultery. What does this mean? Because we worship and love God, we should lead an innocent and good life in words and actions, and we should love and honor our spouse. Do you know what marriage … Read more
It’s a challenge for all parents: How do you give your kids the time and attention they need and still make sure your marriage grows stronger? Rising divorce rates and so many kids growing up in broken homes show the reality. This is a tough issue!
But God doesn’t want your kids or your marriage to be your number one priority.
If you’re struggling to give time both to your kids and your marriage – or if you want to get a head start on the issue before the kids come along – this video is for you!
At the Trinity Church, Pastor Mark Driscoll teaches from the book of Ruth, this week is entitled, “The Big Little Love Story” Ruth 4:13-22
At the Trinity Church, Pastor Mark Driscoll teaches from the book of Ruth, this week is entitled, “Providence, Planning, & Prayer” Ruth 4:1-12
At the Trinity Church, Pastor Mark Driscoll teaches from the book of Ruth, this week is entitled, “It’s Complicated” Ruth 3:1-18
At the Trinity Church, Pastor Mark Driscoll teaches from the book of Ruth, this week is entitled, “Redeeming Romance” Ruth 2:14-23
At the Trinity Church, Pastor Mark Driscoll teaches from the book of Ruth, this week is entitled, “Safe People” Ruth 2:1-13
Whether it’s what movies to watch, what songs to listen to, or any other number of choices, determining the godliness of a decision depends on one simple question… Does this glorify Christ, or does it gratify my sinful desires? As I share in the video above, if you’re a Christian, God’s Word and God’s Spirit … Read more
At the Trinity Church, Pastor Mark Driscoll teaches from the book of Ruth, this week is entitled, “Necessary Endings & New Beginnings.” Ruth 1:1-22
In our culture today, there are three marriage killers: casual dating, cohabitation, and contractual thinking. In this sermon, those errors are corrected with the biblical concept of covenant. What does it mean to have a covenant relationship with God? What does it mean to have a covenantal relationship with other people, especially a spouse? This sermon reveals that our entire culture has a flawed and faulty view of marriage and needs a complete overhaul for marriages to flourish.
The God of the Bible (Father, Son, Spirit) is a community of friends who made us to have a friendship with them and one another. How can we pick a good friend? How can we be a good friend? And, how can we be friends with our spouse. All of these issues and more are covered in this week’s sermon.
Forgiveness is crucial, essential, and irreplaceable to the entirety of the Christian faith. Unless we are forgiven by God through Jesus Christ, we have no joyful relationship with God in this life or the eternal life to come. Unless we are forgiven by others and forgive those with whom we journey in this life, we have no joyful relationships with others. It is not a stretch to say that without forgiveness, Christianity simply does not, cannot, and will not exist. This is why the ancient Apostles’ Creed teaches us to confess, “I believe in the forgiveness of sins.” This week we look at what forgiveness is and is not, as well as the incredibly vital reasons why we need to learn to give forgiveness freely.