How to Answer Logan Paul—and Every “Good Person”—About Heaven
when Logan Paul was asked about his confidence that he would go to heaven, his answer sounded a lot like what millions of people would probably say: I’ve made mistakes, but I’m trying to be a good person.
Guilt or Conviction? How to Know Which Voice You’re Hearing | The Steve Marston Show
Steve breaks down an important part of Christian discernment: learning to recognize the difference between the voice that drives you toward shame and the conviction that calls you back into a right relationship with God.
Why Christians Follow Some Old Testament Laws—but Not Others
Steve tackles those questions in Christian, Explain Yourself, looking at the difference between moral, ceremonial and civil laws in the Old Testament and how the New Covenant in Jesus helps Christians understand which commands apply today.
How to Talk About Jesus With Nonbelievers | Man to Man Ministry & the Truth Claims of Christ
Steve argues that Christians should start with the foundation: the extraordinary claims of Jesus Christ. Jesus didn't simply offer another philosophy or path to God—He claimed to be “the way, the truth, and the life.” If the resurrection happened and Jesus truly is who He claimed to be, that changes everything.
PLUS: Steve talks with John Vance of the Man2Man ministry at New Beginnings Pregnancy Center in Arkansas. Pregnancy centers understandably focus heavily on mothers and babies—but what about fathers?
The Power of “Yet”: Trusting God When You Don’t Know What’s Next
Steve explores “the power of yet” — the difference between saying “I don’t know what I’m going to do” and “I don’t know what I’m going to do yet.”
For followers of Jesus, that isn’t simply positive thinking. It’s a reminder that when we can’t see what happens next, we can still trust what we know about God.
Plus, it’s Fun Friday!
Can Revival Really Happen Again? Why Prayer and God’s Word Still Matter
Steve also encourages Christians who feel intimidated by Bible study to stop believing that Scripture is too difficult to understand. You don’t need a special degree to know God through His Word—you simply need the willingness to open the Bible, ask God for understanding and begin.