John #26 - Choosing The Painful Will of God

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Mark Driscoll

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

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🗓️ 30 July 2018

⏱️ 63 minutes

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If you had a few days to live, what would you say and what would you do? In the final week before His death, Jesus Christ came into a holiday crowd to reveal Himself as a peaceable King and teach us that the most important thing in life is to learn how to lose our earthly life so that we could gain eternal life.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Mark Dr. School Ministries Podcast.
0:02.9	Find more Bible teaching from Pastor Mark.
0:04.9	Visit markdriscold.org.
0:06.2	Thank you for listening and being a part of Mark Dr. School Ministries.
0:09.2	And remember, it's all about Jesus.
0:13.0	Well, here's my thesis statement.
0:15.2	And today we're in John chapter 12, verses 12 through 16.
0:19.7	And we're talking about choosing the painful will of God.
0:23.0	Here's my thesis, the distance between where you are
0:27.0	and what God has destined for you is a path of pain.
0:33.2	It's a path of pain.
0:34.8	And how much pain you are willing to endure
0:37.4	will determine how far you will go.
0:42.3	Some of you right now you're facing great pain
0:44.4	for some of you, it's emotional pain.
0:46.1	Some of you it's financial, some of it's spiritual,
0:48.7	some of it's physical, some of it's relational,
0:51.3	some of it's just very practical.
0:54.2	Life is painful and it hurts.
0:57.1	Oftentimes that pain is not caused by God,
0:59.9	but it is allowed by God.
1:02.3	And it is God's way of maturing us and preparing us
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