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Pride can destroy even the strongest and most successful men. Pastor Mark Driscoll examines the life of Moses to reveal how arrogance leads to failure, why humility is essential for godly leadership, and how God uses our greatest setbacks to prepare us for something greater.
Are you using money to serve God, or are you worshipping money? How to make sure that you’re not becoming a slave to money.
Is your family dysfunctional? Are you dreading the upcoming holidays? Find out what you need to do to survive your toxic family.
You don’t have to be perfect, impressive, or have your life figured out to be used for something bigger. Moses’ story shows that your failures, weaknesses, and past don’t have to disqualify you from your purpose.
Every man is being lied to, and the lies you believe can destroy your emotions, relationships, marriage, and future.
God is completely in charge, and sometimes He calls you to something that you did not expect. The choices you make when He calls you will determine the direction your life goes.
God created men to live under His authority and exercise dominion by leading themselves, their families, and the responsibilities He has entrusted to them. When men surrender to passivity, sin, and addiction, they lose dominion.
God called Moses to return to the place he feared and confront the most powerful man on earth. When God calls you into a battle, His presence matters more than your ability.
Are you the man that God wants you to be? Do you even know what this is in today’s society?
Through Moses’ story, we see how faith, marriage, fatherhood, hard work, and sacrifice can transform a floundering man into a protector, provider, and godly leader.
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