Mark Driscoll

Mark Driscoll is an American pastor, author, and speaker known for founding Mars Hill Church in Seattle, where he gained national recognition for his preaching style and approach to church leadership. Driscoll is now the founder and primary contributor of RealFaith ministries and the senior and founding pastor of Trinity Church in Scottsdale, Arizona. He founded Trinity Church in 2016, after the dissolution of Mars Hill Church.

Driscoll wrote the book "Vote Like Jesus: Answering 15 Big Questions About God vs. Government." The book details how Christians should approach political and social issues from a biblical perspective, addressing questions about government, globalism, and faith in a challenging world. It encourages readers to educate themselves on key topics so they can vote with their faith in mind, ultimately suggesting that hope in God is the ultimate answer to problems government cannot solve.

Driscoll has been a figure in the evangelical movement, addressing audiences at conferences and through multimedia platforms, including his website and social media channels. His work focuses on contemporary issues facing the church, and he has authored several books on theology and Christian living.

Driscoll has addressed public challenges, including controversies related to church governance and leadership style, and has spoken about these experiences in his ministry and writings. He continues to serve as a pastor and speaker, mentoring leaders and engaging audiences on topics of faith, personal growth, and organizational transformation.