The Marc Little Show | Faith, Law & The Culture War
A faith-based podcast focused on Jesus Christ, faith, biblical worldview, and Christian values as it intersects with politics and law. The Marc Little Show is a weekly Christian Podcast discussing the intersection between faith, politics, and the law. Marc Little, a pastor and attorney, and culture warrior takes a bold stand against an ungodly culture and, with his featured guests, calls out the best in each of us. A faith-based podcast you cannot miss.
The Marc Little Show | Faith, Law & The Culture War
Latest Episodes
The Goddess of Gender Chaos: What Ishtar Has to Do with the WNBA
WNBA transgender controversy, explained through a four thousand year old lens. Pastor, lawyer, and political commentator Marc Little breaks down the fight over biological men in women's sports, and traces it back to an ancient religious cult mo...
The Orphan Spirit: Reconciled with Dad But Still Hungry for Home
Many of us spend years chasing connection, validation, and even mending broken relationships, only to find an unshakable restlessness underneath. If you have ever felt a persistent ache, like something is still missing even after reconciliation...
Finding Peace in Uncertain Times: The Prayer That Has Never Failed You
What do you do when the headlines keep piling up faster than your peace can hold? In this episode of The Marc Little Show, Pastor Marc Little unpacks what he calls "the prayer that has never failed you," starting with a real conversation he had...
The Poison That Smells Good: Rap Lyrics, the First Amendment, and the Karmelo Anthony Case
A Texas jury sent a 19-year-old to prison for 35 years. The music industry that sells the same violence in three-minute increments walks away with the royalty check. Pastor Marc Little asks the question nobody in the culture wants to sit with: ...
Men: Changing in Community: The Arena for Transformation is on Display
Most men believe honesty is a solo act—an internal battle they must win alone. But what if the path to true transformation requires more than private confession? Marc Little exposes a dangerous trap: getting honest with God in isolation, then s...