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What if the good news is actually better than you’ve been told?
The Mark Casto Program is a weekly podcast for people who want to take Scripture seriously without being driven by fear, legalism, outrage, or religious sensationalism.
Join author and teacher Mark Casto for thoughtful biblical teaching, honest conversations about American Christianity, and a fresh look at what the life, death, resurrection, and finished work of Jesus actually mean for the way we live today.
We’ll challenge fear-driven Bible prophecy, unhealthy fascination with the demonic, religious systems built on shame and performance, and interpretations of Scripture that seem to produce everything except good news.
But this isn’t a podcast about tearing Christianity down.
It’s about rediscovering what has been there all along.
Together, we’ll dig into Scripture, wrestle with difficult questions, rethink inherited assumptions, and rediscover the gospel of Jesus Christ—and who we have become because of it.
If you’ve ever thought, “Whatever happened to the good news?”—you’re in the right place.
Serious Scripture. Honest questions. Good news.
New episodes weekly.
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every 4 days
Gjennomsnittlig lydlængde:
42 minutes
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Engelsk
USA
83 episoder
siden 10. april 2024
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A low view of yourself can feel like humility, but it quietly poisons trust. We dig into Romans 8:28-30 and Hebrews 3–4 to argue that God’s “perfect plan” is not endless striving or managing shame, but a life woven with goodness that leads into real faith rest. Predestination gets …
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A firing squad execution at Fort Hood, livestreamed to your phone, sounds like the ultimate proof that “actions have consequences.” But we cannot stop at the legal question of guilt and punishment. We have to ask the question nobody wants to touch: what does the camera add, and wha…
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60% of Gen Z adults say they cut off a friend or family member in the last year and most of them still aren’t talking. That’s not just a youth trend, it’s a loneliness trend, and it forces a hard question: are we building healthy boundaries, or are we handing down verdicts with sil…
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Most of us grew up with the same ending: the world burns, the faithful escape, and whatever you build here is basically temporary. Then Revelation 21 drops a detail that changes the entire direction of hope: the New Jerusalem comes down out of heaven. Not us going up. Heaven reloca…
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A prophetic word can be accurate and still be unsafe in the wrong hands. Mark sits down with Justin Allen, founder and president of Times and Seasons, to name what many church leaders feel but struggle to address: a global drought of discernment tied to biblical illiteracy, celebri…
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666 has been used to scare people for generations, but Revelation frames it as something else entirely: a riddle meant to be solved by the original readers. We slow down and read Revelation 13 the way it was designed to be read, then trace the clues back through Revelation 12 and D…
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Revelation has a reputation for panic, charts, and worst case predictions, but that’s not what the text itself is trying to produce. We pick up our “Unveiled” series at Revelation chapter 6 and walk straight into the chapters that often get used for fear-mongering: the seven seals,…
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A three-letter label is changing how Christians treat each other, and it is bleeding from social media straight into local church life. Mark Casto sits down with itinerant minister and author Ryan Johnson to talk about the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) narrative, why “lists” and …
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A pastor can preach the right message and still live in a body that feels under threat. That tension has a cost, and sooner or later it shows up as burnout, fight mode, sleepless nights, or the quiet desperation to be accepted by the room. Today we sit at the Family Table with Crai…
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John expects a lion and gets a Lamb, and that one unexpected turn changes everything.We walk through Revelation 4 and 5 and slow down long enough to actually see what John sees: a door open in heaven, a throne that is occupied, and a worship scene that feels like the original reali…
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