Paul flips the modern church script on marriage and singleness—arguing that singleness isn’t a curse, but a radical calling. This episode unpacks why family isn’t the ultimate and why mission might be.
Marriage isn’t the ultimate thing—Jesus is. In this episode, Mark Clark unpacks 8 essential truths about marriage, from expectations and sex to communication and conflict, all rooted in the gospel.
What happens when grace gets distorted? In this episode, we unpack Paul’s rebuke to the Corinthians—and to us—about freedom, sin, and what it really means to belong to Jesus.
Belief, belonging, and behavior—Paul’s letter hits deep. This episode explores Christian ethics, the power of the Spirit, and how freedom in Jesus transforms every part of life.
A talk with Ed Young about evangelism, preaching, and perseverance—what keeps a pastor on mission through highs and heartbreak.
Likability isn’t fluff—it’s a leadership superpower. Dr. Jason Young unpacks why trust, empathy, and self-awareness are essential for real influence in life, church, and business.
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Mark dives into 1 Corinthians 5, where Paul confronts sexual immorality in the church. Far from prudish rules, God’s design for sex protects human flourishing, fuels true intimacy, and preserves the witness of His people.
Mark closes 1 Corinthians 4, calling believers to step out of comfort and into the arena of sacrifice. True discipleship means humility, suffering, and love—living as “fools for Christ” under a Father who disciplines for our good.
Mark unpacks 1 Corinthians 4:6–16, where Paul contrasts the Corinthians’ pride with the apostles’ suffering. Christianity isn’t about status—it’s about stepping into the arena, embracing humility, sacrifice, and true discipleship.
Mark closes 1 Corinthians 3, reminding us that we are God’s temple and His Spirit dwells in us. True unity, power, and faithfulness flow not from us, but from the presence of God in His people.
Mark unpacks 1 Corinthians 3:8–15, showing why our whole life—not just our beliefs—will be tested by fire. The question isn’t if we’re saved, but what kind of work will last for eternity.
Mark unpacks 1 Corinthians 3, calling out spiritual immaturity and “Christian atheism.” True growth comes when belief matches behavior and we live as servants of God, not consumers of religion.
Mark unpacks 1 Corinthians 2–3, showing how the gospel frees us from religion, why the church must recover the life of the mind, and how the Spirit—not our strength—gives true power for transformation.
Mark unpacks 1 Corinthians 2:6–10, exposing spiritual elitism and showing that true wisdom isn’t from this age but from God. The Spirit reveals glory prepared for those who love Him—not just know Him.
Paul says the “foolishness” of the cross outwits our best logic. We explore logos, why revelation trumps reason, choosing a side, and how God uses the weak, low, and despised to reveal true joy, purpose, and calling.
Mark unpacks 1 Corinthians 1 to expose our obsession with leaders and “eloquent wisdom,” showing why the seemingly foolish message of the cross is the true power, courage, and center of the Christian life.
Special Episode: In the wake of tragedy, Mark Clark addresses the big question—where is God when the world feels broken?
Mark shares 6 rules for raising kids who love and follow Jesus, showing how to disciple your household in a culture set on counter-discipling them.
Mark unpacks 1 Corinthians and shows why life makes sense when you see the end clearly—God sustains you, your hope is secure, and your life can point others to Him.