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God's Answer for Your Anxiety | Mark Driscoll | James River Church
God's Answer for Your Anxiety | Mark Driscoll | James River Church
God's Answer for Your Anxiety | Mark Driscoll | James River Church

In this message, Mark Driscoll, senior and founding pastor of The Trinity Church in Scottsdale, AZ, shares an uplifting sermon titled, “God’s Answer for Your Anxiety.”

Join us as we study what the Bible teaches about anxiety in Philippians 4:4-7 and learn five key ways we can overcome anxiety in our lives.

Our prayer is that this message would be a powerful tool for you as you learn to enjoy God’s presence and peace in every season.

In Jesus, God has fulfilled the law and set us free. Still, many of us prefer being enslaved to rebellion and sin. Like the children of Israel, we keep circling the desert, stuck.

The truth is, we can’t begin to live free until we realize there’s only one God—and we’re not him.

God is our Father, and he desires for us to experience the freedom that comes with living according to his loving will.

What a rare teachings by great man of God. Mark Driscoll goes after the men at his church who have attended for years and yet still abuse, neglect, and dishonor the woman in their life.

Be blessed as you watch

As valuable as experiences and teachings as we all have them, we don’t always know or yield to them apart from teaching of promises. The Bible contains a lot of teaching, a lot of teachers, and a lot of exhortations for teachers but when comes to teachings of sacrifice and obedience, the necks will begins to shake and eyes will begin to change from it natural colors.

We know that a good teacher can really change your life, but so can a bad one—they can teach you some things you’ve got to spend the rest of your life unlearning.

Listen attentively to Pastor Mark Driscoll as dishes out the deep mystery of Malachi 3. Be blessed as you watch.

What comes to mind when you think of your father or mother? For some, the thought is uplifting. For others, it’s devastating.

Yet the Bible says, “Honor your father and mother” and provides no exception clause for those of us who have had horrific experiences at the hands of our parents. So what does it means to honor them? How do we do this? Be blessed as you watch