Colossians 3:23–24 – Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men, knowing that from the Lord you will receive the inheritance as your reward. You are serving the Lord Christ. When I was in college, I came from a blue-collar family and was one of the first in my family … Read more
This week’s question is from a police officer who finds it hard to balance his job and his faith when he’s asked to arrest someone for religious reasons, and he personally disagrees with it but must do his duty as a cop.
A husband wrote in saying that he wants his wife to work but she would like to stay home with their kids. In this week’s video, Pastor Mark and Grace answer this question and give helpful, practical advice for the couple.
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In this week’s question, Pastor Mark answers questions on what work will be like in Heaven including the idea that some jobs from earth will continue and some won’t be necessary anymore in the Kingdom of Heaven.
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A few years ago, when our family was gearing up to plant The Trinity Church in Scottsdale, Arizona, we prayed a lot with the kids that God would provide a building. God supernaturally provided a historic, midcentury modern church named one of the coolest in our Valley. The original design of the building was incredible. Sadly, over the years, various tenants had departed from the original design plan and made a mess. It needed a lot of work but I’m happy to report that we’ve made incredible progress on the building, and it’s returning to its former glory.
When kids are little, they can be very impatient – especially when the know something wonderful is about to happen. This explains why they keep asking to open their gifts the night before Christmas, and repeatedly shout from the back seat on the drive to vacation, “Are we there yet? Why is this trip taking so long?”
As the ministry of The Trinity Church increases and moves temporarily online, Pastor Mark, Grace, and family will be releasing a special series of “Ask Pastor Mark” videos each week to help answer pertinent questions during this time! This question is about advice for single moms during a pandemic.
As the ministry of The Trinity Church increases and moves temporarily online, Pastor Mark, Grace, and family will be releasing a special series of “Ask Pastor Mark” videos each week to help answer pertinent questions during this time! This question is about how a man now working from home can be helpful to his wife and enjoy his kids.
As the ministry of The Trinity Church increases and moves temporarily online, Pastor Mark, Grace, and family will be releasing a special series of “Ask Pastor Mark” videos each week to help answer pertinent questions during this time! This question is about how to prepare financially for the future, especially as a young person.
For Christians, where you work is where you witness. So much of our time is spent on the job, and so many relationships shaped through the workplace, that living out our God-given convictions can lead to great ministry, as well as great misery.
Have you ever wondered why it seems like it’s easy to do the wrong thing and a hard-fought battle to do the right thing?
Why is it easier to get drunk, act the fool, and sin sexually than have self-control, wisdom, and purity? According to the storyline of the Bible, there is a dark spiritual Enemy who actively works against what is godly and good. He and his minions are ever at work setting up the world around us to tempt the sinful flesh in us.
In this sermon, Pastor Mark tells how to rejoice in all circumstances, even when you’re stressed about the past, present, and future and how to move forward with faith replacing your fear.