Happy Birthday Mars Hill: Special 13th Anniversary
Acts 17:16-34

Pastor Mark Driscoll | October 11, 2009 | 36mn:21sec

In conjunction with the Luke series, this special sermon, filmed on the real Mars Hill in Athens, aired at all campuses on October 11, 2009, the thirteenth anniversary of Mars Hill Church. Pastor Mark preaches from Acts 17:16–34, where Paul addresses the men of Athens, contextualizing and contending for the gospel of Jesus Christ and striking at the heart of their rampant idolatry, which in many ways is mirrored by our own culture today.

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Turns out October 11th is Mark Driscoll’s birthday, so happy birthday Pastor Mark.    Keep up the good work you’re doing in Seattle!  If you want to keep up with Mark, you can follow him on Twitter @ twitter.com/PastorMark.

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Trial Part 18: Faith in Your New Life 2 Pt. 1:5-15

Pastor Mark Driscoll | June 07, 2009 | 01hr:05mn 

In our passage today, Peter seeks to remind us of things that are of utmost importance in this sermon, that we would be sure of our calling and election by God. Pastor Mark Driscoll preaches from 2 Peter in this sermon from Trial.

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Trial
Part 17:  Faith in Your New Birth
2 Peter 1:1-4

Pastor Mark Driscoll | May 31, 2009 | 01hr:05mn

How do you know that you’re saved?  In this sermon Pastor Mark Driscoll preaches on the topic of your new birth.

Do you use Twitter? It took me a while to get into it, but over the past few years I’ve come to really enjoy using it. With my busy schedule, I find it’s often easier to post multiple tweets each day instead of covering some of the same topics in lengthy blog posts. In addition to following some of my friends, I also try to keep with with a number of pastors, authors, professors, & publishers. Here’s a list of a few of the pastors I follow on Twitter:

• John Piper – http://twitter.com/JohnPiper
• Mark Driscoll – http://twitter.com/PastorMark
• Paul T. McCain – http://twitter.com/ptmccain
• Chris Meirose – http://twitter.com/mrclm
• Bob Kauflin – http://twitter.com/bkauflin
• Bubba Jennings – http://twitter.com/bubbajennings
• James MacDonald – http://twitter.com/JamesSMacDonald

The lively discussion continues with MacArthur’s 3rd installment of The Rape of Solomon’s Song.  Read more here:  LINK

The blogosphere has been abuzz this week with a new series of articles by John MacAruther titled The Rape of Solomon’s Song.  After reading part 1 yesterday, I was hopeful that part 2 would offer something specific and constructive in the way of critique for Mark Driscoll’s 2008 sermon series on the Song of Solomon titled The Peasant Princess.  Unfortunately part 2 of the article is just as disappointing as part 1.  MacArthur has offered next to nothing specific in the way of objections to Driscoll’s messages on the Song of Solomon.  If MacArthur wants to critique Driscoll, he needs to be more direct.  I can’t help but feel that MacArthur is going out of this way to paint Driscoll in the worst light possible by implying much, but in reality saying very little specific to Driscoll or his sermons.  As I said in a comment to part 1 of the article yesterday, this seems to be more of the on-going anti-Driscoll rant coming from the Grace Community Church crowd.  It appears that Mark Driscoll is not worthy of receiving any grace from the team at Grace Community Church.  I’ve included links to parts 1 & 2 of the article below:

• Part 1
• Part 2

Trial Part 10: Marriage and Men ( 1 Peter 3:7 )

Pastor Mark Driscoll | March 22, 2009 | 01hr:11mn

Jesus is the only perfect man to ever live. Because most men fail to look to Him as our example, there exists 2 extremes in men: chauvinism and cowardice. Pastor Mark Driscoll preaches to men in this sermon about being real men who love God and serve their family well in this sermon from Trial.

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Check out Mark Driscoll’s message, The Calling of the Planter from the recent Acts 29 Boot Camp.

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