Joy To The World #4 - Find Joy Even When You've Messed Up

The Mark Driscoll Podcast

Mark Driscoll

Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 23 December 2019

⏱️ 74 minutes

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Summary

Feel like you’ve messed up too much to be joyful? In this sermon from Philippians 3:1-16, Pastor Mark tells how there’s far more joy in your future than in your past, no matter what you have or haven’t done.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Mark Dr. School Ministries podcast. To find more Bible teaching from
0:04.2	Pastor Mark, visit Mark Dr.org. Thank you for listening and being a part of
0:08.6	Mark Dr School Ministries. And remember, it's all about Jesus.
0:12.4	All right, Merry Christmas, Love You! And remember, it's all about Jesus.
0:13.4	All right, Merry Christmas, love you,
0:15.0	excited to be with you,
0:16.2	great day to be with you, best day of the week.
0:18.7	We are in the Book of Philippians,
0:20.4	looking at the theme of joy.
0:22.2	If you've got a Bible, turn to Philippians chapter 3 and today
0:26.2	I'm going to tell you how you can find joy even when you've messed up and let's just be honest,
0:31.4	we're all in church, we've all messed up, and God has joy for all of us.
0:35.3	Let me start with a story from this past week.
0:38.4	So last weekend, a small team of us went down to Mexico.
0:43.2	We brought the presents that you gave,
0:44.8	and you gave a lot of great presents.
0:46.3	Thank you for that.
0:47.5	We brought those over the border.
0:49.2	We hosted a Christmas dinner for Mexican pastors and their spouses and kids.
0:55.0	Most of them are in poor communities.
0:57.0	Mom and dad are both working a full-time job.
0:59.0	They volunteer at the church.
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