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Mark Larson

Mark Larson

Verified

Co-Host, Conway and Larson, KOGO-AM (San Diego, CA)

San Diego

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Politics Education & other matters of interest Business

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Guns and porn

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Total articles 121

  • Inside the lives of everyday workers

    By Mark Larson Verified, Mac Loftin, Peter W. Marty, Melissa Florer-Bixler| Christian Century Verified My 12th-grade English teacher was a curious and active listener. Whenever we sat together to discuss my latest personal essay, he’d ask, “What are you really trying to say?” I’d spill my guts—in ways I’d never done in school before. I told him about my hang-ups, my breakups, my dying mom. He listened in a manner that was simultaneously gentle and intense, and I got the sense that he respected me. I’m not surprised that he has become an oral historian.

    By Mark Larson Verified, Mac Loftin, Peter W. Marty, Melissa Florer-Bixler · Christian Century

    Feb. 27, 2025

  • The Antithesis between Legalism and the Gospel

    By Mark Larson Verified| The Aquila Report Verified The Jews, steeped in the mentality of legalism, once asked Jesus, “What shall we do, so that we may work the works of God?” (John 6:28). This is the typical question of the unsaved person who does not know the gospel: What work of righteousness shall I do? How can I be good enough to  enter heaven? Jesus’ response is crucially instructive: “This is the work of God, that you believe in Him whom He has sent” (John 6:29).

    By Mark Larson Verified · The Aquila Report

    May. 12, 2024

  • Inside the lives of everyday workers

    By Mark Larson Verified, Mac Loftin, Peter W. Marty, Melissa Florer-Bixler| Christian Century Verified My 12th-grade English teacher was a curious and active listener. Whenever we sat together to discuss my latest personal essay, he’d ask, “What are you really trying to say?” I’d spill my guts—in ways I’d never done in school before. I told him about my hang-ups, my breakups, my dying mom. He listened in a manner that was simultaneously gentle and intense, and I got the sense that he respected me. I’m not surprised that he has become an oral historian.

    By Mark Larson Verified, Mac Loftin, Peter W. Marty, Melissa Florer-Bixler · Christian Century

    Feb. 27, 2025

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KOGO-AM (San Diego, CA)

San Diego, United States