In one week in the late ’90s, the church got kicked out of their building and got robbed of their only computer. They had no way to get a hold of anyone to tell people they’d moved, and no money or even equipment to print anything to announce it. That’s when a church member told Pastor Mark about this thing called the internet.
This clip is a preview of the God’s Work, Our Witness Documentary, which will be shown in all Mars Hill Church services this Sunday, December 4. To find a location near you, visit http://marshill.com/locations_and_services
The documentary gives a glimpse at the ups and downs of the early years of Mars Hill Church. It’s a story that includes didgeridoos during offering, tithing with one-dollar bills, and one really bizarre avant-garde Japanese concert—but more than any of that, it’s a story of how God was incredibly faithful to a group of people who had no idea what they were doing, except that they were committed to the gospel of Jesus Christ and to building and serving his church.
Mark Driscoll
“this thing called a website …”
December 04, 2011
“Where are the bundles of ones in the tithe coming from?”
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Sorry about the Didgeridoo
December 04, 2011
The Paradox and the Naked Japanese Dude
December 04, 2011
The Story about the Men and the Two Stones
December 04, 2011
The Game Changer
December 04, 2011
The Earl Building
December 04, 2011
A Decade of Burnout and Depression
December 04, 2011
Ballard or Bust
December 04, 2011
The Church Goes Multi-Site
December 04, 2011
Raising the Jesus Flag: Easter at Qwest
December 04, 2011
Yeah, We Had No Plan—but God Definitely Did
December 04, 2011
How Much Does God Want You to Give?
December 04, 2011
