Don’t Quit: How God Uses Ordinary People Who Stay in the Fight- August 10, 2026
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Monday, August 10, 2026
What happens when you lose momentum, fall back into old habits, or simply feel like you’ve blown it?
On this episode of The Steve Marston Show, Steve gets vulnerable about losing momentum in his own life—and the lesson God reminded him of: failure doesn’t mean the fight is over. God offers forgiveness, restoration, and another opportunity to get back up and keep moving.
Then, Steve Teal of Very Bold Ministries joins the show to share the incredible story behind the Peanut Butter Bowl. What began with two Texas high schools in 2016 has grown to involve roughly 120 schools, using the excitement of high school football to collect peanut butter and help feed children and families facing food insecurity. Steve also discusses spiritual warfare, the reality of the unseen battle described in Scripture, and why Christians need to understand what the Bible actually teaches about standing against the enemy.
Next, Casey Longing, youth pastor at Union Valley Baptist Church in Beebe, Arkansas, shares how God has opened doors for him inside public schools. Through biblical character lessons and student-led opportunities, Casey has watched participation grow from a simple table at a school club event to hundreds of students hearing what Scripture says about kindness, forgiveness, character, and hope.
Plus, we hear your Sunday Morning Takeaways, talk about the upcoming re-release of Amazing Grace and the legacy of William Wilberforce, discuss Mike Posner publicly sharing his Christian faith, consider Alisa Childers’ warnings about “deliverance influencers,” and learn this week’s Faith Between Our Ears memory verse: Hebrews 11:6.
The thread running through all of it is simple: God doesn’t need you to have everything figured out. He wants you to be available.
Bring Him what you have. Stay in the fight. Take the next step. And trust God with what happens next.
The Steve Marston Show is a daily journey in learning how to live more like Jesus through biblical truth, real conversations, encouragement—and, of course, a dad joke or two.
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