EPISODE · Nov 10, 2025 · 41 MIN
By The Will Of God - Mark Clark
from The Garden Church · host The Garden Church
No one is too broken for God to use. 💥In this deeply convicting message, guest speaker Mark Clark walks through Ephesians 1:1–2, showing how the Apostle Paul—once a murderer and enemy of the Church—was transformed by grace to become one of its greatest leaders.Mark shares his own story of growing up in a non-Christian home, battling Tourette’s syndrome, and being called to plant a church in one of the most secular cities in the world. Through humor, personal stories, and gospel truth, he reminds us that:God doesn’t use you because of your strength, but in spite of your weakness.Religion says “try harder.” The gospel says “it’s finished.”You don’t have to be perfect—just willing to let Jesus lead your life.Our good Father pursues us, even when we run. 🕊️The message calls us to drop comparison, stop performing, and remember that grace and peace come to you—personally—from a God who loves to redeem the unqualified.🌎 Learn More: www.thegardenaz.com 🕒 Sundays at 8:00 AM | 9:30 AM | 11:00 AM | 12:30 PM📲 Stay Connected: Instagram: @thegardenazYouTube: @TheGardenChurchAZ Facebook: The Garden Church 🎙️ Skeptics & Saints Podcast – Apple: Listen Here Spotify: Listen Here 📖 The Garden Church Sermon Podcast – Apple: Listen Here Spotify: Listen Here
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No one is too broken for God to use. 💥 In this deeply convicting message, guest speaker Mark Clark walks through Ephesians 1:1–2, showing how the Apostle Paul—once a murderer and enemy of the Church—was transformed by grace to become one of its greatest leaders. Mark shares his own story of growing up in a non-Christian home, battling Tourette’s syndrome, and being called to plant a church in one of the most secular cities in the world. Through humor, personal stories, and gospel truth, he re...
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