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.

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  Episode #70

  The Voice at Endor | Familiar Spirits, Part 1

  Sep 8, 202627 minS4

  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 family's business. Then I lay out the argument on 1 Samuel 28. Saul went to a medium. That is not in question. So if God permitted the real Samuel to come up through that woman, He honored the very practice He called an abomination in Deuteronomy 18. God does not forbid something on Monday and work through it on Tuesday. Tertullian made this same case around the year 200. Augustine, Aquinas, and Calvin all landed in the same place, and they got there by reading the prohibition rather than studying the phenomenon. We walk the four things these spirits do. They observe. They imitate. They speak accurately, which is why accuracy is never the test. And they wait. I also draw a line that gets missed and does damage when it does. A familiar spirit does not equate to a person having demonic influence. Consulting is one thing, influence is another, and possession is a third thing entirely. A believer can be influenced. A believer cannot be possessed, because the title to your life transferred at Calvary. Scripture in this episode, King James throughout: 1 Samuel 28, 1 Chronicles 10, Leviticus 19 and 20, Deuteronomy 18, Job 1, 1 Peter 5, Acts 16, Luke 4, John 10:10, 1 Corinthians 6, Colossians 2:15. Part one of two. Part two takes up how these spirits get in, and what that looks like in this culture right now. I am Marc Little, pastor, attorney, and political commentator. The Marc Little Show publishes weekly at marclittleshow.com . Send us Fan Mail Support the show If you liked this episode, subscribe, download it, and share it. Follow our host, Marc Little, on most social media platforms at @realmarctlittle.

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  Episode #69

  From Sinai to the Courthouse: A Heretic's Case

  Sep 1, 202628 minS4

  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. From there, Marc traces four Supreme Court rulings across sixty years that reshaped the role of faith in American public life: Engel v. Vitale (1962), which removed prayer from public schools; Roe v. Wade (1973); Stone v. Graham (1980), which struck the Ten Commandments from Kentucky classrooms; and Obergefell v. Hodges (2015). He connects each ruling to Proverbs 14:34, arguing that a nation's moral foundation cannot be legislated out of existence by court order alone. The episode then turns to the case now sitting in front of the Supreme Court, Cribbs Ringer v. Comal Independent School District, the legal fight over Texas Senate Bill 10 and its requirement that public classrooms display the Ten Commandments. Marc lays out both sides of the constitutional argument honestly, then raises a direct challenge to the Christian and Jewish families named as plaintiffs in the case, asking whether their objection is to a specific translation, or to the moral law itself. In this episode, Pastor Marc covers: The real story behind Thomas Jefferson's 1802 letter to the Danbury Baptist Association Why the "wall of separation" was built to restrain government, not to erase God from public life Four Supreme Court rulings that reshaped faith in American public life: Engel v. Vitale, Roe v. Wade, Stone v. Graham, and Obergefell v. Hodges The current Supreme Court case over Texas SB10 and Ten Commandments displays in public classrooms Why some of the plaintiffs challenging SB10 are Christian and Jewish, and what that reveals about the argument Proverbs 14:34 and what it means for a nation's moral foundation If you are searching for: The truth about separation of church and state, a Christian legal perspective on the Ten Commandments in public schools, a biblical and constitutional analysis of religious liberty, or coverage of the Cribbs Ringer v. Comal ISD Supreme Court case, this episode covers all of it. The Marc Little Show examines faith, law, and politics with the seriousness those subjects deserve. New episodes drop every Tuesday. Subscribe so you never miss an episode. Listen and follow: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | marclittleshow.com Send us Fan Mail Support the show If you liked this episode, subscribe, download it, and share it. Follow our host, Marc Little, on most social media platforms at @realmarctlittle.

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  Episode #68

  The Blood — What It Costs, What It Buys

  Aug 25, 202635 minS4

  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 and national crisis into child sacrifice. Marc also brings the ancient pattern into the present, examining Massachusetts abortion law, the expanding legal landscape around reproductive rights, and public claims made by the Satanic Temple in recent religious liberty lawsuits. He argues the real issue underneath the politics is the value of vulnerable human life made in the image of God. You'll discover why the tophet at Carthage matters to the biblical story, how Molech worship turned crisis into child sacrifice, what Leviticus 17:11 actually means, why Hebrews insists on blood but not repeated sacrifice, and how Christ's blood ends the cycle with full atonement, adoption, and sonship. This is a conversation on faith, law, and politics that connects atonement, sacrifice, and the sanctity of life in a way you won't hear anywhere else. Pastor Marc Little is a pastor, lawyer, and political commentator who brings biblical theology into direct conversation with law and culture on The Marc Little Show. Send us Fan Mail Support the show If you liked this episode, subscribe, download it, and share it. Follow our host, Marc Little, on most social media platforms at @realmarctlittle.

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  Episode #67

  Abortion Up to Birth: Massachusetts Picks a God

  Aug 18, 202629 minS4

  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 community, and shares what he has seen firsthand in years of post-abortion counseling ministry, including the reality of post-abortion stress syndrome. This is a legal, historical, and pastoral look at a law most of the country never heard was signed. Send us Fan Mail Support the show If you liked this episode, subscribe, download it, and share it. Follow our host, Marc Little, on most social media platforms at @realmarctlittle.

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  Episode #66

  The Goddess of Gender Chaos: What Ishtar Has to Do with the WNBA

  Aug 11, 202623 minS4

  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 devotion, four thousand years before Title IX existed. You'll hear: Who the assinnu, kurgarru, and gala were in the cult of Ishtar, and what the historical record actually supports Why Enheduanna, history's earliest known named author, wrote about a goddess with power to turn a man into a woman How this week's WNBA transgender athletes controversy exposed a real gap between the league's stated values and its own standards Why Marc argues the fight over biological men in women's sports isn't just about sports, it's about created order How Genesis 1 and Deuteronomy 22 frame a biblical response to what male and female actually are Marc Little is a pastor, lawyer, and political commentator known for a direct, scripture-rooted take on the culture war stories everyone else is arguing about. He doesn't treat the WNBA gender debate as a neutral policy question. He treats it as a fight over truth, worship, and what it means to be human. If you're following the transgender athletes in sports debate, the WNBA controversy, or you just want an episode that connects ancient history to this week's headlines, this one is for you. Send us Fan Mail Support the show If you liked this episode, subscribe, download it, and share it. Follow our host, Marc Little, on most social media platforms at @realmarctlittle.

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