Real Romance #5 - Stop Fighting, Start Flirting

The Mark Driscoll Podcast

Mark Driscoll

Religion & Spirituality

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🗓️ 5 February 2023

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

In this sermon, Pastor Mark preaches from Song of Songs 5:2-6:1 and "Real Romance" Chapter 5 on how couples can go from selfishness to serving or from fighting to flirting.

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0:00.0	Hello this is Ashley Chase welcoming you to the Mark Driscoll podcast.
0:04.0	For more content from my dad, Pastor Mark, senior pastor here at the Trinity Church in Scottsdale, Arizona,
0:09.2	visit real faith.com, where you'll find study guides to go along with each sermon series as he
0:14.0	preaches verse by verse through books of the Bible, daily devotions, free
0:17.7	e-books and more. Now grab your Bibles and get ready for today's sermon.
0:21.3	We're going to put the fun back in fundamentalism.
0:24.0	That's what we're going to do with our Bible study.
0:27.0	We're in Song of Songs Chapter 5.
0:29.0	How many of you are dating or engaged?
0:31.0	Dating are engaged?
0:32.0	All right?
0:32.8	So now I'm gonna ask another question.
0:34.0	How many of you were married?
0:34.7	Raise your hand.
0:35.4	Can I need honest answer from the married people.
0:37.7	We're going to inform the people that are not yet married.
0:40.2	After they get married, are they gonna fight?
0:42.2	Yes, the women were much quicker to that answer than the men.
0:46.0	Men are like, I don't know how to answer this.
0:48.0	If I answered wrong, we could end up in a fight.
0:50.0	Some of you had a fight on the way here.
0:52.0	And here's the big idea.
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