Where faith, law, and politics come together — and it's always a real conversation.

Marc T. Little, Esq. is the host of The Marc Little Show and one of the few voices in American media who speaks with equal authority from the pulpit, the courtroom, and the broadcast desk. Little earned his bachelor's degree and law degree from the University of Southern California, and his Master of Arts in Christian Leadership from Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, California. He has been a licensed attorney since 1994, practicing in both California and Texas. He is an ordained pastor, a conservative Republican, and a political commentator with a national media presence that includes regular appearances on Fox News and Newsmax. His opinion writing appears at Townhall.com, where his columns address faith, conservative politics, and the cultural challenges facing the American church. He is also the author of The Prodigal Republican: Faith and Politics, published by WestBow Press. Little serves as the chairman of CURE America Action, a conservative faith-based policy and advocacy organization focused on issues affecting Black Americans and communities of faith. He also leads No Longer Bound Ministry, an inner-healing/deliverance ministry dedicated to helping men and women heal from the grief, shame, and spiritual consequences of abortion and miscarriage. His background is not a collection of credentials. It is a single, integrated perspective — one that allows him to bring a pastor's heart, a lawyer's discipline, and a political analyst's clarity to topics that demand all three at the same time. WHAT THE SHOW COVERS The Marc Little Show has produced more than 57 episodes across four seasons since 2022. The show does not fit neatly into a single category. It is theological without being academic, politically direct without being partisan, and pastorally grounded without avoiding hard questions. Topics covered across the show's run include: Faith and Biblical Teaching — the Deity of Christ, the Works of the Cross, covenant theology, Israel and biblical prophecy, the theology of forgiveness, self-forgiveness and Scripture, prayer as spiritual warfare, and the doctrinal foundations of the Christian life. Law and Religious Liberty — church governance, nonprofit compliance, constitutional protections for houses of worship, religious liberty law, the legal exposure facing faith-based organizations, and the application of federal and state law to ministry contexts. Politics and Culture — national repentance and the church's civic responsibility, the Southern Poverty Law Center DOJ indictment, the Black conservative movement, the intersection of faith and the Republican Party, Christian persecution internationally, and the cultural challenges facing the American church in a post-Christian environment. Ministry and Healing — the pastoral care of men and women carrying wounds from abortion and miscarriage, church hurt and survivor healing, deliverance and inner healing in a biblical framework, and the role of the local church in addressing trauma and shame. Every episode is anchored in Scripture, with the New International Version as the primary translation. Conservative theological commentators referenced throughout the show's catalog include R.C. Sproul, John MacArthur, D.A. Carson, Wayne Grudem, John Stott, Thomas Watson, and Thomas Schreiner.