Mark Driscoll Audio

At The Trinity Church, Pastor Mark Driscoll takes us through John's Gospel. In John Chapter 15 we look at "I AM the Vine, You Are the Branches."

What do you need help with today? When Jesus needed help, He went to the Holy Spirit. Jesus also promised to send the Spirit as our Helper. Learn about how to have a personal relationship with the Holy Spirit as Jesus does, and get the same helpful power that empowered the earthly life of Jesus Christ.

The story of the Bible is that God is a good, loving, and providing Father. Christians are a family, which is why the Bible refers to us as “brothers” and “sisters”. The Kingdom is the Father’s culture. Heaven is the Father’s House. Sin is wandering and running from the Father so that we are “lost” as Jesus says. And, Jesus is our Big Brother sent down by the Father to show us the way Home.

Relationships are the most pleasant and painful part of life. How are your relationships? Are evil people betraying and harming you? Are foolish people disappointing and failing you? In this sermon, learn how your relationship with Jesus can help you navigate evil and folly with wisdom.

When people meet one another, their relationship begins with the exchange of names. In the days of Moses, God showed up and introduced Himself as “I AM”. Roughly 1400 years later, Jesus Christ walked the earth and kept declaring Him to be I AM. These statements from Jesus are unique in all of world history as no other major world religion has a founder who declares themselves to be God. In John’s Gospel, we find the 7 I AM statements of Jesus Christ which reveal a relationship with Him as the only thing that satisfies all longings of the human soul.

Life does not have woeful seasons and wonderful seasons, but instead woeful and wonderful things in every season. Just days before the Cross, the Lord Jesus sets for us an example to embrace both the woeful and wonderful moments of life. Why? Because, as we learn from Jesus’ cross that God always has a way to make even the woeful wonderful.

If you had a few days to live, what would you say and what would you do? In the final week before His death, Jesus Christ came into a holiday crowd to reveal Himself as a peaceable King and teach us that the most important thing in life is to learn how to lose our earthly life so that we could gain eternal life.

This Sunday, Pastor Mark Driscoll teaches the sermon entitled "Jesus Still Washes Feet" at James River Church in Ozark, Missouri.

Are you ready to make some major life changes in 2018 – but aren’t sure how to get started? Pastor Mark’s 4-part series, ‘4 Biblical Laws That Change Your Life’ will give you the keys to experiencing lasting transformation this year. Here is part 2, The Law of Planning.

With death near, Jesus discovers who hates Him (religious leaders), who loves Him (Mary), and who has been using Him (Judas). How about you? Which category are you in? If you love Jesus, we also learn this week how your testimony will be tested as it was for Lazarus.