Mark Schupbach

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Founder — LifeMark Ministries

LifeMark Ministries was founded by Mark Schupbach, a businessman with a desire to use the experience, gifts, and talents he has been given by God to support and equip believers in their faith journey. Mark serves as the CEO and lay teacher for LifeMark. Mark's involvement with church and ministry began more than 30 years ago. He taught Bible Study Fellowship in Dallas for nine years, and he founded Next Step Bible Study in 2003, where he currently serves as the teaching leader. In 2013, Mark expanded his ministry involvement with the founding of LIfeMark Ministries, a discipleship ministry that focuses on the practical application of God’s Word in the lives of believers. He has served as an elder and president on three church governing boards as well as numerous non-profit boards, including: The TurnAround Agenda (Dr. Tony Evans) and Insight for Living (Dr. Chuck Swindoll). In addition, he served on the President’s Council at Dallas Theological Seminary for nine years. Mark has been married to his wife, Marty, since 1969. They have three married daughters and six grandchildren.

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July Summer Session with Kerby Anderson

Summer Session with Kerby Anderson Monday, July 17 at 7 pm at The Hope Center (2001 W. Plano Pkwy in Plano, Tx) This is a free event, but reserva...

Featured on: Thursday, June 29, 2023

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LiveMark Ministries

Our passion is to help you LEARN God's Word so you can LIVE God's Word! We do this through a variety of programs (both online and in person).

Featured on: Tuesday, December 4, 2018

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August 17, 2026

Kerby Anderson

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Blue City Results

Blue cities throughout the U.S. are struggling. Sometimes their solutions are making their problems worse.

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August 14, 2026

Kerby Anderson

Discernment

Christians have always needed discernment, but we especially need to develop our skill at discernment in our confused world. One book I would recommend is: Why Bad Looks Good: Biblical Wisdom to Make...

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