I talk to former soldier, combat engineer, and a fisher of men who applies the catch and release ideology to his ministry. We go into leaning on others and trusting in God, finding a good church and the importance of family. Marcus describes himself as "fisher of men I catch em and God cleans um" and we discuss what that process looks like.

On this episode I speak with Rev William Cook who has a Graduate theology studies at Regent University where he served as Director of Student Life and Assistant Campus Minister for 7 years. He was Pat Robertson’s “go-to guy” to lead praise and worship in all-staff chapel from the set of the 700 Club, whenever he would be speaking in chapel. He also spent several years focused on the Islamic threat, and served as ghost editor for Dr. Walid Phares for several years.

I sit down with long time friend and brother in arms Eric Zurface as we talk about struggling in the Army without leaning on God. Eric talks about how to start that walk with Christ. Eric was an Explosive Ordinance Disposal Noncommissioned Officer, literally diffusing bombs and he talks about trying to find an identity out of uniform. He credits his wife with being the heart of the family and opening the door to Christ.

In this episode I talk about who can say yes to Christ and what steps must be taken before you do, none. I go into what does it mean to say yes, and what happen when you do.