Pray Like Jesus

About the Author

With Pastor Mark, it's all about Jesus! He is a spiritual leader, prolific author, and compelling speaker, but at his core, he is a family man. Mark and his wife Grace have been married and doing vocational ministry together since 1993 and, along with their five kids, planted Trinity Church in Scottsdale, Arizona as a family ministry.

Pastor Mark, Grace, and their oldest daughter, Ashley, also started RealFaith Ministries, which contains a mountain of Bible teaching for men, women, couples, parents, pastors, leaders, Spanish speakers, and more, which you can access by visiting RealFaith.com or downloading the RealFaith app.

With a master's degree in exegetical theology from Western Seminary in Portland, Oregon, he has spent the better part of his life teaching verse-by-verse through books of the Bible, contextualizing its timeless truths and never shying away from challenging, convicting passages that speak to the heart of current cultural dilemmas.

Together, Mark and Grace have co-authored Win Your War, Real Marriage, and Real Romance: Sex in the Song of Songs, and he co-authored a father-daughter project called Pray Like Jesus with his daughter, Ashley. Pastor Mark has also written numerous other books including Spirit-Filled Jesus, Who Do You Think You Are?, Vintage Jesus, and Doctrine.

If you have any prayer requests for us, questions for future Ask Pastor Mark or Dear Grace videos, or a testimony regarding how God has used this and other resources to help you learn God's word, we would love to hear from you at hello@realfaith.com. Ashley Chase is the Driscolls' oldest of five children. She studied theology at Capenwray Bible College in Costa Rica, is a graduate with honors from the Master's program at the Barrett Honors College, is married to her husband Landon, and is a gifted Bible teacher who speaks and writes fluently in English and Spanish and at a functional level in Portuguese. She is the Executive Director at RealFaith Ministries and was a campus leader for the prayer tent that prayed day and night for an entire school year at Arizona State University, the largest university in America.