Mark Fodale

Gospel Life

Religion EN ↓ 32 episodes

Join Mark Fodale each week as he explores the deep and boundless ways that the gospel of Jesus Christ impacts our everyday lives.

Author

Mark Fodale

Category

Religion

Podcast website

gospel-life.captivate.fm

Latest episode

May 6, 2026

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Episodes

What's Your Goal? 15.10.2025

Mark asks a simple but important question: what’s your goal when you open the Bible? He reminds us that time in God’s Word is first about seeing His beauty, not checking boxes or learning facts.

An Invitation or a Demand? 08.10.2025

Mark reminds us that time in God’s Word is an invitation, not a demand. It’s something we get to do, not something we have to do.

Do I Have to or Do I Get To? 01.10.2025

Mark helps us see that because of the Gospel, obedience isn’t something we  have  to do, it’s something we  get  to do.

Looking Behind the List 24.09.2025

Mark challenges us to look past our to-do lists and see what’s really behind them: the call to love God and love our neighbor in everything we do.

Loving Our List or Our Neighbor? 17.09.2025

Mark reminds us that our to-do lists can easily eclipse the people right in front of us and calls us to love our neighbors more than our lists.

Love the One You're With 10.09.2025

Mark shows us that Gospel love means loving the people right next to us, the ones God has placed in our lives.

Aiming for the Main Thing 02.09.2025

In this first episode of Gospel Life , Mark Fodale reminds us to keep the Gospel at the center, looking at Paul’s joy in Philippians 1 even from prison.

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