Invite God Into the Details: Trusting Him Through Change and Uncertainty - June 4, 2026

Sin, Truth, and Freedom: Why the Gospel Still Matters - June 30, 2026

On this episode of The Steve Marston Show, Steve tackles one of the most overlooked words in modern culture: sin. While many avoid the topic, Steve explains why understanding humanity's greatest problem is essential to understanding the good news of Jesus Christ. Using a thoughtful exchange between Bryce Crawford and an LGBTQ-affirming pastor, Steve explores the balance of biblical truth, grace, and genuine love. Later, Steve encourages listeners to participate in the 1776 Prayer Challenge this Independence Day by pausing at 4:00 p.m. on July 4 to thank God for His blessings on America and pray for the nation's future. Steve also discusses the future of Grace to You following the passing of John MacArthur and leadership changes within the ministry, reflects on the overwhelming birthday wishes he received from listeners, and shares a replay of his entertaining conversation with Christian comedian and content creator Nick Peterson, whose Bible-based comedy is reaching millions online. The program wraps up with Steve correcting a popular misconception after Riley Gaines jokingly questioned Helen Keller's story. Drawing from his own family's experience with deafblind relatives, Steve offers a heartfelt reminder of the incredible abilities and dignity of people living with disabilities. Plus, you'll hear this week's "Faith Between Our Ears" memory verse and a heartwarming baseball moment that proves small acts of kindness can leave a lifelong impact. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

Should the Bible Be Taught in Public Schools? Plus Reaching the Next Generation for Christ - June 29, 2026

On this episode of The Steve Marston Show, Steve celebrates his birthday by tackling one of the biggest faith and culture stories of the week: Texas' plan to introduce Bible-based curriculum into public schools. Is it a victory for biblical literacy, or are there important challenges Christians should consider before celebrating? Steve shares why the home—not the classroom—remains the primary place where faith should be taught and lived. Later, Steve is joined by Chris Larmoyeux for an insightful conversation about Gen Z, college ministry, and what young adults are really looking for in today's churches. Drawing from Gary Stidham's article, they discuss authenticity, meaningful relationships, serving others, and why younger generations are hungry for substance over style. Also in this episode: * Sunday morning takeaways from listeners * Why forgiveness should be "lavished, not limited" * The upcoming 1776 Prayer Challenge for Independence Day * News about The Chosen's Jonathan Roumie and Matt Maher's Carnegie Hall performance * Reflections on Francis Chan's warning about making family an idol instead of passing on authentic faith * This week's Faith Between Your Ears memory verse (Psalm 33:12) * The Dad Joke of the Day * The Best Video on the Internet featuring Southern hospitality at its finest A thoughtful conversation about biblical truth, discipleship, and building a faith that's worth passing on to the next generation. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

Fun Friday: Church Rap Gone Wrong, Babylon Bee Laughs, Plugged In Movie Reviews & Finding Hope in Christ - June 26, 2026

It's Fun Friday on The Steve Marston Show! Steve kicks things off by reacting to a viral church worship moment that raises the question: can worship teams go too far? Then it's time for plenty of laughs with hilarious Christian comedy from John Crist and Taylor Ransom, plus a trip through the Babylon Bee's satirical look at the "leading causes of death" in all 50 states. Entertainment expert Adam Holtz from Plugged In joins the show to review the latest family movies, including Toy Story 5 and Supergirl, while discussing Hollywood's growing reliance on sequels versus original storytelling. Steve also shares an encouraging personal story about unexpected kindness at the gym, challenges listeners to hide God's Word in their hearts with Psalm 34:18, and closes with an inspiring reminder from Christian apologist John Lennox that true hope is found in Jesus Christ. If you're looking for encouragement, biblical perspective, movie reviews, clean humor, and a few dad jokes along the way, this episode is for you. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

Remodel, Don't Demolish: Faith, Encouragement, and Finding Hope - June 25, 2026

On today's episode of The Steve Marston Show, Steve explores the growing trend of "faith deconstruction" and why comedian John Crist's analogy of remodeling rather than demolishing your faith may be the healthier path. Steve shares why a genuine relationship with Christ is worth preserving—even when questions and struggles arise. Later, you'll be encouraged by a powerful reflection on Psalm 23 from Cliff and Stuart Knechtle, reminding us that the Good Shepherd provides peace, rest, and hope during life's most difficult seasons. Steve also welcomes Josh Adair from the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) for an inspiring conversation about reaching students, coaches, and schools across Central Arkansas with the Gospel through sports ministry. Plus: * A special PreBorn 15-Minute Challenge to help provide life-saving ultrasounds * Updates from Grace to You, Gary Sinise, and other ministry news * This week's "Faith Between Our Ears" Scripture memory verse: Psalm 34:18 * The Dad Joke of the Day * A powerful closing video about setting biblical boundaries in dating and relationships See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

From New Grandfather to Faith Legacy: Why Discipleship Never Retires - June 23, 2026

On today's episode of The Steve Marston Show, Steve reflects on becoming a grandfather for the very first time and what it means to leave a lasting legacy of faith for future generations. Steve shares heartfelt thoughts about meeting his new grandson, the importance of grandparents in a Christ-centered family, and why serving Jesus never has a retirement date. Plus, a brand-new segment challenges listeners with an important apologetics question: “Why do you believe Jesus rose from the dead?” Using insights from Christian apologist Wes Huff, Steve explores how believers can confidently explain their faith in everyday conversations. Later, Steve welcomes special guest Jay Rudolph, host of The Plum Line, a biblical worldview radio show and podcast debuting on AM 630 The Word in San Antonio on July 4th. Jay discusses the importance of applying Scripture to today's issues, developing a biblical worldview, and helping Christians grow deeper in their faith. Also in this episode: * Becoming a first-time grandfather and building a legacy of faith * Why discipleship never ends * How to answer tough questions about Christianity * Wes Huff on evidence for the resurrection * Introducing a new apologetics segment * Interview with Jay Rudolph from The Plum Line * Skillet joins Spotify's Billion Club * Greg Laurie's upcoming Harvest Crusade with Michael W. Smith * Faith Between Your Ears: Psalm 34:18 * Dad Joke of the Day * Best Video on the Internet featuring Oklahoma's College World Series celebration Check out Jay Rudolph & The Plumb Line https://www.rforh.com/theplumbline [https://www.rforh.com/theplumbline] See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.