Mark Mitchell

An overview of the historical background and theology of Obadiah to help you develop your sermon series and apply it to your hearers.

An overview of the historical background and theology of 1 Peter to help you develop your sermon series and apply it to your hearers.

God’s servants are found in some of the most surprising places.

There are few things as powerful as a father’s words.

Who you are today will impact generations to come.

Open, receive, and use God’s gift?

The powerful relevance of the Minor Prophets for God’s people today.

Even when things are at their worst, God is still in charge.

Use your body in a way that honors the One who owns it.

Satan is a defeated foe.

Through the Resurrection there is hope in a new life in Christ.

Finding the central idea of the text and staying focused on it.

Be more than a Christian character, be a Christian friend.

Do not sacrifice truth for love or love for truth.

God uses unexpected people in unexpected ways to fulfill his plan.

Like a marathoner set your heart on one thing—finishing the good journey of enjoying God’s presence.

God wants single people to serve him without distraction.

In marriage, the ideal is lifelong commitment.

Sex and marriage are gifts from God.

Sex is a physical and spiritual gift from God, but only within marriage.

I preach better when I semi-read a sermon.

Helping you develop your signature method of preparing a message

In God’s sovereign plan, our unfulfilled desires drive us to pray and to grow in our faith.

Advent reminds us that God’s plan always includes seasons of waiting.

Understanding the tenth commandment through Paul’s eyes

Combating the sin of the eighth commandment

Bringing adultery to the light

A close look at the fifth commandment

Uncovering our subtle idols

Ordering our lives around our one true center

How to honor God on our seventh day

We mustn’t fear Satan; we must overcome him.

An earthly father should reflect the heavenly Father.

A mother’s ultimate purpose is to instill in her child a love for God.

If we know what to look for and act accordingly in faith, we’ll be ready for the Second Coming.

When we come to Jesus with our own agendas, he asks us to lay them down and pick up the cross to follow him.

God judges the sin of deceit.

How to counter challenges with sound leadership and encourage growth.

Seven principles for proclaiming the gospel in hostile territory.

Being the church demands more than attendance.

Jesus’ birth was the best thing that could happen to you—or the worst. How can you tell?

What’s at the top of your list this season?

The true spirit of Christmas is expressed in humbly acknowledging and submitting to our place in God’s plan.

Are you ready to receive what God is offering this Christmas?