Real Men
Mark DriscollWelcome to the Real Men podcast, Pastor Mark Driscoll’s weekly message to the men of the Trinity Church in Scottsdale, Arizona as he seeks to build men up with the truth of God’s Word so that they can become godly leaders, husbands, and
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Episodes
- 1The Podcast is Moving!We're moving! From here on out, all podcast episodes on Apple will be found on 'The Mark Driscoll Podcast': https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-mark-driscoll-podcast/id1709166663. Please go and subscribe so that you can keep getting bold, courageous Bible-teaching!
- 229 Signs of the Jezebel Spirit | Pastor Mark DriscollHave you ever known a woman (or man) who hated authority and loved control? With them, it may go beyond nature and tendencies and could be the demonic spirit of Jezebel empowering this person. In this sermon, Pastor Mark shows 29 clear signs that you're dealing with someone with the spirit of Jezebel.
- 328 Signs of the Ahab Spirit | Pastor Mark DriscollThe spirit of Ahab works in men to make them passive, fearful and weak. Do you know any guys like that? Listen to learn the 28 signs of the Ahab spirit.
- 4Leading with Joy Through a TrialReal Men with Mark Driscoll (James 1: 1-8)
- 5Encouraging Others through a Trial (James 1:9-18)Real Men with Mark Driscoll
- 6Passive Men and Controlling Women | Pastor Mark DriscollHave you noticed that our culture is filled with passive men and controlling women? What you may not know is that these demonic movements are empowered by the Jezebel and Ahab spirits, who have been at work since the days of Elijah. In this sermon, Pastor Mark tells that the story of Elijah gives context for real men, especially those who may struggle with the Ahab spirit and leave themselves vulnerable to the Jezebel spirit.
- 7Feasting and Fasting | Pastor Mark DriscollMost men probably don't have a problem feasting. From Super Bowl parties to Thanksgiving dinners, gluttony is one of the most celebrated sins of our day. On the other hand, even too much of a good thing can become a god thing. Learn from Pastor Mark how to feast (and fast) in a healthy way, like Jesus did.
- 8Journaling & Service | Pastor Mark DriscollIf you think journaling is just for girls, think again. As a man, it is important to write down plans and prayers so you can process them with God. And as you reflect more on your life, you'll also find a desire to serve others more like Jesus did.
- 9Understanding Male Anger through a TrialReal Men with Mark Driscoll
- 10Things Your Dad Never Taught You | Pastor Mark DriscollIn this exclusive, never before aired Real Men’s talk, Pastor Mark discusses what it really means to be a man. Learn what it takes to follow God through the different stages of life, from boyhood to mature manhood.
- 11When Men Must Choose Between Mercy and JudgmentReal Men with Mark Driscoll
- 12Spiritual Disciplines for Regular Guys: Sabbath and WorkAs there is a growing epidemic of men not working while others are completely burned out, Pastor Mark preaches on the need for men to both work hard and Sabbath well.
- 13Spiritual Disciplines for Regular Guys: Prayer & ActivismPastor Mark preaches on the spiritual disciplines of prayer and activism and how the two go together. Like in bow hunting, prayer is the "pulling back" and activism is the "firing forward" and, as with all spiritual disciplines, we see both modeled in Jesus' life.
- 14Spiritual Disciplines for Regular Guys: Silence & SpeakingPastor Mark preaches on the spiritual disciplines of silence and speaking, preaching that there is a time for both in each of our lives (Ecclesiastes 3:1,7).
- 15Spiritual Disciplines for Regular Guys: Solitude and FellowshipPastor Mark preaches on the spiritual disciplines of solitude and fellowship, showing that Jesus both got away from crowds for solitude with his Heavenly Father and fellowshipped with large and small crowds as well as individuals.
- 16Men Who Bless, Men Who CurseReal Men with Mark Driscoll
- 17Spiritual Disciplines for Regular Guys: Study and ObedienceIn the first sermon from the "Spiritual Disciplines for Regular Guys" series, Pastor Mark preaches on the spiritual disciplines of study and obedience and how, if men read the Word and obey what it says, their lives will be radically changed.
- 18Real Men - Slay the DragonIn this sermon from Act Like a Man: Real Men 101, Pastor Mark preaches on the fact that Jesus was both a lion and a lamb and how men can follow in His example as a lion for their family and a lamb with their family.
- 19Real Men - Leave Your LegacyIn this sermon from Act Like a Man: Real Men 101, Pastor Mark preaches on having a covenantal relationship with wives and kids rather than a contractual relationship.
- 20Real Men - Love Your PrincessIn this sermon from Act Like a Man: Real Men 101, Pastor Mark preaches on how men can love their wives the way God designed and intended.
- 21Real Men - Build His KingdomIn this sermon from Act Like a Man: Real Men 101, Pastor Mark preaches on how we can be good stewards if we handle the money God has entrusted to us in a godly way.
- 22Real Men - Create CultureIn this sermon from Act Like a Man: Real Men 101, Pastor Mark shows that men (and women) are creative because we were created by a creative Creator God. In that, Christians can still be creative but not in the way that the world oftentimes views and defines creativity.
- 23Real Men - The Key to a GenerationIn this special guest talk from Real Men by Pastor Mark's oldest son Zac, he focuses on 1 Corinthians 4:14-21 and how identity, leadership, teaching, and worship are key to men of all generations.
- 24WORKER: Do Your JobIn this sermon from Act Like a Man: Real Men 101, Pastor Mark preaches that Jesus worked, so men should follow in His example, and that God made men to work, even though work is now cursed after the Fall. Ultimately, men are called to work for themselves and for their families and work will continue in the Kingdom because our work is part of our worship.
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