For most of us, there are areas of our lives that haven't been fully surrendered to Jesus Christ.  In this opening message from "How's My Driving" Pastor David addresses the "What happens behind the wheel stays behind the wheel" way of thinking, and how it interferes with reaching the goal of total life submission to Jesus Christ.

With the conclusion of Ruth’s story in Ruth chapter 4, we see the redemption of God play out both individually (for the people in the story) and corporately (for the people of Israel).  David takes some time to look back over the book of Ruth to draw out these themes of God’s providence and redemption.

God created each one of us for an abundant life with a great purpose, but we often settle for an incredibly small life void of any real purpose. Mark brings to light the reality of the counterfeits for which we settle, and reminds us of the true, deep purpose that is found in God alone.

We were made for great relationships, but they don't just happen on their own. Mark breaks down what great relationships are made of from the foundation of Ephesians 4:1-6.

God is always at work in our lives and the lives of those around us.  From Ruth 3, David looks at how best to respond to the opportunities God puts before us by keeping our eyes open to spot these opportunities and by boldly moving to action.

Jesus calls us to surrender everything if we decide to follow him. Mark invites us to explore this truth deeper by unpacking what this practically looks like in our lives today.