
The Mark Clark Podcast
Teaching, rants, conversations, and interviews. Stuff that Mark finds interesting and worth diving into at any given moment. Raw and fun. Mark riffs on everything from theology to business, marriage to movies, church life to leadership, coffee to family and relationships, apologetics to the everyday stuff of life.
Latest episodes

Feb 8, 2025 • 49min
The Power of the Bible: More Than Just Words
What if everything you thought about success, happiness, and truth was upside down? Mark Clark shares his powerful journey from atheism to faith, the transformative power of scripture, and why the Bible is more relevant than ever. Don’t miss this passionate and eye-opening episode!

Jan 16, 2025 • 37min
Sermon on the Mount Pt. 9
As we conclude the Sermon on the Mount series, Mark delves into Jesus’ final, powerful metaphor of two foundations. How are you building your life? This message will challenge you to move from hearing Jesus’ words to living them fully.

Jan 9, 2025 • 42min
Sermon on the Mount Pt. 8
How can we recognize deception when it’s clothed in goodness? This week, we dig into Jesus’ warning about false prophets, the dangers of self-deception, and how we can stay rooted in truth amidst false teachings. Don’t miss this powerful message on discernment and unwavering faith.

Jan 2, 2025 • 38min
Sermon on the Mount Pt. 7
Mark Clark unpacks Jesus’ invitation to ask, seek, and knock in Matthew, emphasizing the radical openness of God’s heart for us. He explores the power of prayer, God’s goodness as a Father, and what the golden rule looks like in practice, challenging us to live in awe and gratitude.

Dec 27, 2024 • 26min
The Christ's Birth
Explore the heart of Christmas with a fresh perspective on grace and redemption. Uncover how the birth of Jesus invites everyone to experience transformative grace. Delve into the miracle of Christmas, reflecting on humanity's need for salvation amidst cultural skepticism. Embrace a childlike faith and appreciate life’s moments through the wisdom of C.S. Lewis. Finally, awaken to the deeper significance of the season, emphasizing love and salvation as the ultimate gifts that bring hope to our souls.

Dec 20, 2024 • 44min
The Prophet’s Hope
This week, Mark dives into Luke 1 and the story of John the Baptist’s birth, exploring themes of faith, obedience, and the courage to live for God. Discover how the Christmas story challenges us to move from doubt to belief and how we can live a life that points to Jesus.To hear more from Mark, subscribe to his newsletter! https://go.bayside.church/pastormarkclark

Dec 19, 2024 • 47min
The Mother’s Song
Explore the stories of Mary, Elizabeth, and Zechariah, uncovering themes of humility and the supernatural in their experiences. Discover how the Holy Spirit plays a transformative role in our lives and learn the power of embracing humility to combat arrogance. Reflect on personal growth amid life's distractions and chaos, and delve into the essence of suffering through inspiring personal narratives. This discussion offers insights into recognizing spiritual presence during difficult times, especially during the holiday season.

Dec 13, 2024 • 32min
The Angel's Visit
Dive into The Magic of Christmas series with Mark as he explores Luke 1 and the powerful story of Mary, the virgin birth, and how God uses the unlikely to fulfill His extraordinary plans. Discover hope, redemption, and the transformative grace that Christmas offers us all.
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Nov 28, 2024 • 47min
Sermon on the Mount Pt. 6
Mark Clark tackles one of the most prevalent issues of our time—worry and anxiety. In this episode, he draws from Matthew 6, sharing Jesus’ words on why we’re not alone in our struggles and offering practical steps to trust in God’s provision and love.

Nov 21, 2024 • 41min
Sermon on the Mount Pt. 5
Mark Clark unpacks Jesus’ teaching on storing treasures in heaven rather than on earth. In this episode, Mark challenges us to evaluate where our heart truly lies—on temporary comfort or lasting, eternal purpose.