Category Archives: Mark Driskill

Written by Mark Driskill: Tuesday September 7, 2010 Read Mark 6:53-56 One of the greatest lessons I learned on my recent trip to Kenya is illustrated here. When you read the gospels you can see it. The difference between dead … Continue reading →

Written by Mark Driskill: Monday September 6, 2010 Read Mark 6:45-52 “They didn’t understand about the loaves, but their hearts were hardened.” (verse 52) The problem with the disciples at this point was not that they had not seen God’s … Continue reading →

Written by Mark Driskill: Read Mark 6:30-44 Whenever the Lord sets out to do a mighty work through his people he often begins by getting his servants in line with his way of doing things. In the story of this … Continue reading →

Written by Mark Driskill: Read Mark 6:14-29 Imagine you have just been given the offer of a lifetime. Imagine, for example, someone with real connections offers you absolutely free anything you want up to half ownership of a billion dollar … Continue reading →

Written by Mark Driskill: Read Mark 6:7-13 Isn’t it interesting how the Lord prepares us to be used by the Holy Spirit? When Jesus sent his disciples out to preach, teach, and heal in his name he didn’t load them … Continue reading →

Written by Mark Driskill: Read Mark 6:1-6 “Oh it’s just Jesus.” Another enemy of faith is familiarity. The people closest to the Lord Jesus could not push beyond their memories of Jesus the carpenter’s son to recognize him as messiah. … Continue reading →

Written by Mark Driskill: Read Mark 5:35-43 Futility is the great enemy of faith. Whenever we are seeking God for a miracle there will often come a point in which all seems lost. The Lord often allows things to go … Continue reading →

Written by Mark Driskill: Read Mark 5:21-34 So Jesus is doing a 911 call to the house of Jairus and he is caught in a traffic jam of gawkers, followers, and fans. The crowds pressing against him are like a … Continue reading →

Written by Mark Driskill: Read Mark 4:35-41 Just when the disciples think they have Jesus all figured out he takes them out into the middle of a storm and blows them away. Until now they had become pretty used to … Continue reading →

Written by Mark Driskill: Read Mark 4:21-25 Today we remember two important truths about truth. First, God only hides things from us so that we can discover them. There are many things your heart longs to understand about the ways … Continue reading →