The Marc Little Show | Faith, Law & The Culture War

The first campaign promise ever made was a lie. In the garden, the serpent offered Eve something good without God and without cost (Genesis 3:4-5). Days before the 2026 midterms, that same offer is on the ballot.

My good friend Lonnie Poindexter returns to the show. He is a Washington correspondent, the founder of the Lion Chasers Network, and one of the first guests ever to sit in this chair. We take on the rise of the Democratic Socialists of America and the “Jesus was a socialist” argument, answered from Acts 5:4 and 2 Corinthians 9:7. Then we ask why the econ...

What happens to a Christian’s faith if their side loses the 2026 midterm elections? With Election Day two weeks away and Republicans trailing on the generic ballot, pastor, attorney and political commentator Marc Little turns to Hebrews 11:6: “And without faith it is impossible to please God.”

Marc explains what the verse assumes before it ever mentions faith. He shows why the word “impossible” puts pleasing God in the same category as God lying, and why a Christian’s vote is a duty and not a verdict. He also shares how watching his own father provide shaped the way he under...

Should a Christian vote for a flawed candidate? With the 2026 midterm elections weeks away, Pastor Marc Little asks what a believer owes the ballot box, and he answers it as a pastor, a lawyer and a political commentator.

Marc opens with the scoreboard: the generic ballot, the Senate map, and the races that will decide control in Texas, Michigan, North Carolina, Ohio, Maine, Alaska and Kansas. He explains why Democrats lead on the cost of living, why Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed could not say Iran is a threat, and what the rise of the Democratic Socialists...

Does the Bible tell Christians to pray for someone who did something evil? Pastor Marc Little reads six passages, three that seem to say stop and three that say pray, and leaves the verdict with the listener.

The question comes from the Lindsay Clancy case, where three children are dead. If the church prays for her, what should it pray for? Should it pray for her at all? Marc puts both questions to Scripture. Jeremiah 7:16, John 17:9 and 1 John 5:16 seem to close the door on prayer. Luke 23:34, Matthew 5:44 and Jeremiah 29:7 point the other way. Stephen's last words, Paul's...

Why are a growing number of Black women leaving the church for Ifa, Orisha worship, and other ancestral religions, and what does the Bible say about the trade they are making? In Paid in Full | Sex and the Ancient Exchange, Pastor Marc Little, an attorney and political commentator, starts with a CBS Baltimore news report on women who worship Osun, the Orisha of beauty, sex, and sensuality, then follows the same exchange from Beyoncé's stage to a New Orleans love-spell shop to the pages of Scripture.

The episode takes the pain behind the exodus seriously, including c...

Lindsay Clancy strangled her three children in Duxbury, Massachusetts, and has never disputed it. The only question at trial was whether postpartum psychosis erased her criminal responsibility for it. After six weeks of testimony, the jury deadlocked eleven to one. Eleven were ready to let her go. One would not. This episode is about that one man, and about a culture that has quietly decided some children are worth protecting and some are not.

Marc Little, a pastor, lawyer, and political commentator, breaks down what actually happened in the Lindsay Clancy mistrial, separates the prosecution's theory from...

Are you inviting more into your life than you realize? In this episode of The Marc Little Show, Pastor Marc Little continues the Familiar Spirits series with Part 2, Abracadabra?, looking at how demonic influence rarely arrives through a ritual. It arrives through a word.

Marc walks through two real examples from the last several months: a public figure who described being able to astral project and used the term "third eye," language rooted in Hindu and New Age chakra teaching, and a pastor who taught his congregation that the word "abracadabra" could help get their bills paid...

Something answered Saul at Endor. Most teaching says it was the prophet Samuel. I do not believe it was, and in this episode I tell you why.

We start with a word almost nobody looks up. Familiar. When the King James translators reached these passages they did not choose a frightening word, they chose a domestic one. Familiar comes from the Latin for household. Of the family. Of the house. A familiar spirit is a household spirit, which means it is not a stranger. It is something that has been near enough, long enough, to learn the...

Everyone quotes "separation of church and state." Almost nobody has read where the phrase actually comes from.

In this episode of The Marc Little Show, Pastor Marc Little, a pastor, lawyer, and political commentator, goes back to January 1, 1802, and the letter Thomas Jefferson wrote to the Danbury Baptist Association in Connecticut. Marc walks through the letter in full context and makes the case that the wall it describes was built to keep government out of the church, not to keep God out of government, a distinction that has been inverted over the last two centuries.

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Blood has never been neutral. From child sacrifice in ancient Canaan and Carthage to the Levitical sacrificial system, the cross of Christ, and the modern abortion debate in America, Pastor Marc Little traces one continuous question through history: who is cashing the check?

In this episode, Marc walks through Leviticus 18, 2 Kings 23, and Hebrews 9 to unpack the difference between pagan bloodshed and God's provision of a substitute. He explains what Leviticus 17:11 means when God says "I have given it for you," why the tophet at Carthage still matters to the biblical narrative, and how Molech worship turned personal...

Massachusetts just signed a law erasing every gestational limit on abortion, becoming the tenth state in the country with no cutoff before birth. In this episode, Pastor Marc Little traces that decision back three thousand years to the worship of Moloch, the god who demanded a child in exchange for prosperity, and argues the exchange behind abortion has never actually changed, only its name has.

Marc also walks through the documented history connecting the eugenics movement, Margaret Sanger's 1939 Negro Project, and the founding of Planned Parenthood to a campaign specifically aimed at reducing births in the black...

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 most people have never heard of.

The debate over Sophie Cunningham's comments, WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert's memo to teams, and Cheryl Reeve's stance on trans inclusion in women's basketball is not a new argument. Marc connects it to Ishtar and Inanna, the ancient Mesopotamian goddess whose temple priests blurred the line between male and female as an act of religious...

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, this episode names that ache. It is called the orphan spirit, a hidden wound carried by millions.

Whether your father was absent, emotionally distant, or present but disconnected, that wound can stay buried for decades, quietly shaping your relationships, your sense of purpose, and your sense of belonging.

In this episode, Pastor Marc Little unpacks the orphan spirit through...

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 with an elderly woman in a Texas corner store who was quietly carrying more than she could say out loud.

Marc walks through Matthew 27:51 and the torn temple curtain, explaining why that single verse changes everything about how we approach God with our worry. He turns to 1 Thessalonians 5:17 and Luke 18:1 to challenge...

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: why does the law treat a lyric about murder as protected art, and a moment of real rage as a life sentence?

In this episode, Marc breaks down the Karmelo Anthony case, the fatal stabbing of 17-year-old Austin Metcalf at a Frisco, Texas track meet, and the 35-year sentence a Collin County jury handed down in...

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 stubbornly trying to fix everything solo. The real breakthrough, he argues, happens in community, where your honesty is tested and your growth is witnessed.

In this compelling episode, you'll discover why honesty with yourself and God is only half the story. Marc breaks down the biblical truth from Psalms, Hebrews, and Ecclesiastes to show how God...

Most of us spend years chasing titles, followers, and numbers, thinking they define who we are, only to end up feeling unfulfilled. In this episode of The Marc Little Show, Pastor Marc Little breaks down the real difference between a scoreboard and a mantle, using the story of Elijah and Elisha to show how authentic authority gets proven through action, not possession.

Whether you have inherited a social media following or climbed a career ladder for years, this conversation will challenge how you define success. Pastor Marc shares personal stories, including surviving a life altering shooting and...

America turns 250 this week. And while most Americans are ready to celebrate, a growing chorus of voices, prominent ones, Black ones, is telling the country that this anniversary does not belong to everyone. That the founding was fraudulent. That the flag is a symbol of exclusion, not freedom.

I reject that. And in this episode, I dismantle it.

This is not a blind defense of American history. Slavery happened. Jim Crow happened. The stains are real and documented. But a nation is not defined by its worst chapter. It is defined by the direction it...

In this episode of The Marc Little Show, Marc Little takes a hard look at socialism, what it is, why it’s gaining ground, and what history says happens when governments take control of the economy, culture, and daily life. From Venezuela and Cuba to the Soviet Union, North Korea, and Zimbabwe, Marc argues that socialism consistently concentrates power, erodes freedom, and leaves ordinary people paying the price.

He also tackles one of the biggest arguments in the debate: whether the Bible supports socialism. Drawing from Acts, Second Thessalonians, and broader Scripture, Marc explains why the early ch...

Uncover the Shocking Truth Behind a Fatal Track Meet in Frisco, Texas

In this gripping episode, Marc Little delves into the tragic events that unfolded at a track meet in Frisco, Texas, where a confrontation led to a fatal stabbing. Discover how Karmelo Anthony, a promising student, made a life-altering decision that resulted in a 35-year prison sentence.

Explore the complex layers of race, justice, and responsibility that surround this case. Learn about the evidence that challenged the self-defense narrative and the racial dynamics of jury selection that left Black communities underrepresented.

Most of us hide our scars because we believe they disqualify us. But what if your wounds are exactly what God intends to use?

In this episode, Pastor Marc Little explores the biblical framework of the "transparent scar bearer", the believer who reveals their wounds with purpose, at the right moment, for the right person. Drawing from the resurrection account of Jesus, Marc unpacks why Christ kept His scars after rising from the dead and what that means for your own testimony.

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Most men are hurting silently, and that silence is costing them everything.

In this raw and urgent episode, Pastor Marc Little confronts the wounds most men carry but never name: the absent or emotionally distant father, childhood abuse, shame-driven addiction, and the quiet failures that quietly reshape a man's entire life. These aren't just personal struggles. They are the root cause of destroyed marriages, collapsed faith, and forfeited legacy.

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Most people who struggle to forgive aren't ignoring God's command, they're missing the foundation that makes forgiveness possible.

In this episode, Pastor Marc Little exposes the crucial missing piece that keeps countless believers stuck in bitterness, guilt, and repeated failure: a disordered understanding of love. When you don't love God first, and don't see yourself the way He sees you, forgiveness becomes an impossible burden instead of a natural response.

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ou've probably said it or heard it said: "I just can't forgive myself." But what if that statement is not only impossible, it's theologically dangerous?

In this bold and clarifying episode, Pastor Marc Little dismantles one of the most popular ideas in Christian culture: self-forgiveness. Drawing from Scripture and careful biblical reasoning, Marc reveals why self-forgiveness is a concept rooted in psychology, not the Bible, and how clinging to it keeps believers trapped in shame, self-condemnation, and spiritual paralysis.

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What if the Church already has everything it needs to reverse a national crisis, and the proof is on the other side of the world?

In this compelling episode, Pastor Marc Little examines one of the most remarkable and underreported stories in modern history: how a national leader in Uganda applied the principles of 2 Chronicles 7:14 to a devastating AIDS epidemic, and watched HIV rates plummet from nearly 30% to under 6%. Not through secular policy alone, but through moral leadership, prayer, and behavior rooted in Scripture.

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Most Americans are missing a crucial formula for national healing, and it’s right in the Bible. When leaders and citizens alike embrace a specific path of humility, prayer, seeking God’s face, and repentance, real change becomes possible. But will it happen before it’s too late?In this eye-opening episode, Pastor Marc Little reveals how the biblical conditions for healing are already being used by other nations to transform society, and why ignoring these divine principles risks even greater division and despair in America. You’ll discover the powerful story of Uganda’s 2012 Jubilee, where a nation confessed...

One of America's most powerful civil rights organizations now faces 11 federal criminal charges, and the details are stunning.

In this bold and timely episode, Pastor Marc Little breaks down the federal indictment against the Southern Poverty Law Center, charged by a grand jury in Montgomery, Alabama with wire fraud, false statements to a federally insured bank, and conspiracy to commit money laundering. According to the indictment, millions in donor funds were secretly used to pay informants inside the very extremist groups the SPLC publicly claimed to be fighting, including the Ku Klux Klan.

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Most Christians can quote John 1:1. Far fewer understand why it changes everything.

In this milestone 50th episode, Pastor Marc Little unpacks one of the most foundational and contested doctrines in all of Scripture, the full deity of Jesus Christ. Drawing from John's high Christology, Marc demonstrates that Jesus is not merely a moral teacher, prophet, or spiritual guide. He is the eternal Word, fully God, who entered human history to save it.

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The Bible's promises to Israel were never meant to be held hostage by political movements, and in this concluding episode of a two-part series, Pastor Marc Little makes that case from Scripture alone.

Building on Part One's exploration of Genesis 15 and Deuteronomy 32, Pastor Marc takes the argument further, into the New Testament's stunning revelation about the Temple, the future of Israel, and the promise of Romans 11. If you've ever wondered whether God has abandoned Israel, whether the Church replaced her, or whether modern geopolitics have any bearing on God's covenant, this episode delivers biblical clarity where confusion...

Most Christians are in the wrong debate entirely when it comes to Israel. They're arguing about politics when the Bible is making a theological claim no government or movement can settle. Pastor Marc Little goes back to the beginning, further back than most people realize, to show you where God's plan for Israel actually starts.

It doesn't start with Abraham. It starts at Babel.

In this eye-opening first installment of a two-part series, Pastor Marc unpacks Genesis 15 and Deuteronomy 32, revealing how God's reservation of Israel among the nations was a divine act long before a...

What if the silence isn't rejection? What if the delay in your answered prayer is actually the strongest evidence that heaven is already moving on your behalf?

Pastor Marc Little unpacks one of the most misunderstood truths in the Bible, Daniel's 21-day wait, and shows why delayed answers are often the most powerful sign that your prayer has already been dispatched. This isn't motivational language. It's biblical warfare theology with direct application for a generation worn down by unanswered petitions and a church navigating an increasingly hostile world.

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You cannot live boldly for Christ in a culture losing its bearings if you don't know what the cross has already accomplished. In this powerful final installment of The Works of the Cross series, Pastor Marc Little brings home the three truths that make all the difference: reconciliation, regeneration, and glorification.

This is not systematic theology for its own sake. This is the anchor that keeps believers from capitulating to cultural pressure, political fear, and spiritual imposter syndrome. The cross didn't just save you. It commissioned you, recreated you, and guaranteed your ultimate transformation.

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The cross deposited a full inheritance into your account. Most believers never draw from it. Not because it isn't available, but because no one taught them how.

Pastor Marc Little continues The Works of the Cross series with a message that moves from declaration to demonstration: your justification, redemption, and sanctification are already accomplished facts. The question is whether you're walking in them or still living like a spiritual orphan outside the gates of a palace that belongs to you.

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Dedicated to Floyd Little, Pro Football Hall of Fame, Class of 2010. #44 

Before you can walk in your salvation — before you can understand healing, authority, reconciliation, or glorification — you need to understand what actually happened at Calvary. Not in sentimental terms. In legal, theological, and transformational terms.

Pastor Marc Little launches The Works of the Cross, a three-part series that may be the most foundational teaching on this show to date. In Part One, he lays the groundwork: twelve distinct works accomplished by Christ on the cross, each with direct, daily implications for the life of every...

We have softened one of Jesus's sharpest commands into a therapeutic suggestion. It isn't one. Forgiveness — according to Scripture — is an act of obedience, not an emotion you wait for. And the stakes are higher than most believers realize.

Pastor Marc Little goes straight to the text in this unflinching episode on forgiveness, drawing out what Jesus actually said — not what popular culture has made of it. The command to forgive is not contingent on the other person apologizing, changing, or even acknowledging the wrong. It is a directive from the Lord Himself, with direct implications for your s...

Most believers pray like strangers standing outside a palace that already belongs to them — begging for favors instead of walking in as sons and daughters of the King. This episode changes that posture from the ground up.

Against the backdrop of the Epstein files, Jay-Z's legal exposure, and Nicki Minaj's public battles with institutional power, Pastor Marc Little draws a sharp theological contrast: while the world scrambles for access through money, influence, and manipulation, the believer already has direct, unobstructed access to the throne room of God. The question isn't whether the door is open. The question is...

Valentine's Day celebrates romantic love. But the hardest love command in Scripture may not be "love your neighbor" — it may be learning to receive God's love for yourself.

In this episode framed around Valentine's Day, Pastor Marc Little tackles the often-overlooked foundation of biblical love: self-love rooted not in pride or self-help culture, but in the identity and grace God has declared over every believer. Before you can love others well, before you can extend forgiveness or receive it, you must first reckon with the wounds you've inflicted on yourself — the self-condemnation, the shame, the internal accusations that...

Shame is one of the most effective weapons the enemy deploys against the people of God — not because it's true, but because it feels true. It speaks in first person. It uses your own voice. And it tells you that what you've done is who you are.

It isn't. And in this episode, Pastor Marc Little makes the biblical case for walking out of shame with clarity, authority, and grace.

Drawing on personal testimony, theological insight, and the transforming power of God's Word, Pastor Marc unpacks how shame distorts identity, isolates believers from community, and ke...

What if God's most disruptive leaders aren’t the polished diplomats you expect—but the roughest, most relentless drivers of change?

God has never required His instruments to be polished. He has required them to be purposeful. And in this provocative, scripturally grounded episode, Pastor Marc Little makes the case that refusing to recognize God's hand in disruptive leadership — whatever your politics — may itself be a form of rebellion against divine purpose.

Drawing a direct parallel between President Donald Trump and the fierce, flawed, divinely commissioned prophet-king Jehu of 2 Kings, Pastor Marc unpacks...

If the FACE Act protects abortion clinics from disruption, it also protects churches. The law does not pick sides. But activists and their media allies increasingly do — and this episode names that hypocrisy directly.

When protesters disrupted a church service in Minneapolis, Pastor Marc Little — licensed attorney in California and Texas — saw not just a spiritual violation but a legal one. And he makes both cases in this pointed episode at the intersection of faith, law, and the culture war.

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