Nehemiah #9 - What Happens When Religion Turns Into Revival?

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Mark Driscoll

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🗓️ 13 November 2022

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

In Nehemiah 9, Pastor Mark preaches on the difference between dead religion and dynamic revival, on the gift of repentance, and on the incredible, glorious nature of our God.

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0:00.0	Hello, this is Ashley Chase welcoming you to the Mark Driscoll Podcast.
0:04.2	For more content from my dad, Pastor Mark, senior pastor here at the Trinity Church in
0:07.9	Scottsdale, Arizona, visit realthafed.com where you'll find study guides to go along with
0:12.7	each sermon series as he preaches verse by verse through books of the Bible, daily devotions,
0:17.6	free e-books, and more.
0:19.2	Now grab your Bibles and get ready for today's sermon.
0:21.8	Hey, welcome to Trinity Church.
0:24.1	We're glad to have you guys.
0:25.1	We're in a great book at the Bible called Nehemiah.
0:28.1	We're in chapter 9, so we're about two-thirds of the way through.
0:31.0	And today's question is what happens when religion turns into revival.
0:35.9	You can read it this week.
0:36.9	I'm going to go through Nehemiah chapter 9.
0:39.0	It's the longest prayer I think in the whole Bible.
0:42.4	It's a very long prayer.
0:44.6	And here's what I know.
0:46.4	Prayer is how we process.
0:47.6	How many of you are verbal processors?
0:50.3	You don't have an internal voice, right?
0:52.8	You're my people.
0:53.8	All right, I love you.
0:54.8	All right, we think out here.
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