In today’s episode, Victor Marx joins Jeff Lerner on Unlock Your Potential to discuss his life’s work in some of the world’s most dangerous places. Victor shares his unique approach to humanitarian missions, why he refuses government funding and the profound importance of protecting children from evil. He also talks about spiritual warfare, his film on the topic — The Unseen War — and how he uses his gift to detect demonic influences and pray for deliverance. He mentions his “reluctant exorcist” role and a crucial test question he uses to discern spiritual attacks. You won’t want to miss the end, when Victor prays for Jeff, offering a powerful demonstration of his "retooling prayer."

Find out more about spiritual warfare in Victor's film on the topic at victormarx.com/unseen-war

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In this episode, Victor sits down with Matt Brown of the Think Eternity podcast to discuss the challenges and misconceptions surrounding Christian masculinity. Victor shares his personal journey and why, as a young person, he was resistant to faith. He addresses the need for men to break free from behavior modification and embrace their God-given strength and courage. From rescuing abuse victims to going after predators no one else would touch, Victor’s story is a powerful reminder that God can redeem the worst in life. Find out why Matt dubs him the “real-life Liam Neeson” when you listen today!

Discover more about the battle facing men in America in Victor’s new book, The Dangerous Gentleman at dangerousgentleman.com

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Join Victor Marx and guests Nathan Apffel and Chris Ayoub in this insightful episode as they explore the complex world of financial stewardship within the nonprofit and religious sectors. Together, they unpack the transparency challenges that many institutions face and provide actionable solutions to address these systemic issues. Chris and Nate discuss the goals of their film, “The Religion Business,” seeking to solve these challenges through meaningful donor involvement and financial transparency. Hear about real-world examples from volunteer work in Haiti and Uganda, and uncover cases of financial abuses within religious nonprofits, offering practical advice for making a difference. Tune in for a deep dive into how we can bring accountability and integrity to the world of charitable giving.

Learn about Victor's ministry at victormarx.com

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 In his interview on the Counteract USA podcast, Victor shares insights on staying in your own lane to serve God, and how trusting and obeying Him are key. He candidly reveals times he’s struggled with fear and his secret to overcoming. He also offers advice to Gen Zers on dealing with anxiety and staying grounded in faith. Tune in for an important message for the younger generation and be sure to share it with the young people in your life!

Find out the single greatest thing that changed Victor’s life at victormarx.com/steps-to-peace

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In this episode, Victor shares his interview on The Hot Zone with Chuck Holton. Drawing from his experiences traveling the globe and witnessing the impact of societal breakdowns, Victor discusses how nations lose their way when they neglect the family model and de-masculinize men. He explains the crucial role of courageous men in defending their families, society and faith, as well as the need for young men to rise up in responsibility and strength. Tune in as they explore how embracing spiritual courage and a mission-driven life can help rebuild the foundation of strong families and communities. 

Learn more about Victor's mission to restore moral masculinity at dangerousgentleman.com

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In this mini episode, Victor has a message for Christians in the U.S. who are considering not voting in this election. He explains why you should, but also includes a warning for America. It's a glimpse into how critical things are — things that you must not only understand, believe and pray about, but also act upon. Listen now!

Learn how to be prepared, not paranoid at victormarx.com/beprepared

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In this episode, Victor sits down with Greg Witz on the betterHUMAN podcast to discuss his journey from victimhood to thriving, and the power of personal choice in that transformation. Victor shares raw insights from his own painful past, discussing the emotional roots of anger and the role forgiveness plays in healing. He opens up about his reconciliation with his biological father, the unseen spiritual war we face and how to develop moral masculinity. Through powerful stories, including a recent experience where his life was in danger, Victor reveals what it means to be a "dangerous gentleman" — a protector of the innocent, ready physically, emotionally and spiritually. Tune in today!

To learn more about the spiritual warfare documentary Victor mentions in the podcast, visit victormarx.com/unseen-war

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In this episode, Victor shares his interview on the Dawn and Steve in the Morning show. Victor dives deep into the issue of passive masculinity in today’s culture, emphasizing the biblical call for men to stand in the gap for the vulnerable and to face evil with courage. He discusses the strength men can have when empowered by the Holy Spirit and rooted in God’s truth, and highlights the importance of purity. Victor also has a word for women about "rescuing" their sons, to their detriment. This episode will challenge listeners to wake up daily with a surrendered heart and embrace their God-given role as protectors and leaders. If you’re looking for inspiration to live courageously and faithfully, this is an episode you won’t want to miss!

Read more about Victor's moral masculinity message in his book, The Dangerous Gentleman, at dangerousgentleman.com

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In this episode, Victor shares his conversation on Flyover Conservatives with David and Stacy Whited. Victor talks about his renowned gun-disarm record, crediting both God and Chuck Norris for helping him refine it into a powerful ministry tool. Victor also dives into deeper issues, exploring the difference between being “nice” and genuinely kind, and how the devil tries to destroy true masculinity. From dealing with anger to owning your mistakes, Victor’s reflections on faith and redemption — all drawn from his own turbulent upbringing — will leave you inspired. Listen in for a candid and motivating discussion on finding your identity in Christ and fighting spiritual battles.

Learn more about spiritual warfare in Victor’s e-course at victormarx.com/unseen-war

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In this episode, Victor shares his interview on Moody Radio's Mornings with Tom and Tabi. Victor dispels the notion that he’s some super saint and discusses the heart behind his new book, The Dangerous Gentleman. He also shares compelling stories from his life and ministry, including a moving tale about advocating for purity among teens in a youth correctional facility. Tune in today!

Find the book at dangerousgentleman.com

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In this episode, Victor shares his appearance on the Essential 11 podcast with Matt Beaudreau, where he takes part in a Q&A as a visiting mentor. Through powerful stories and life lessons, Victor demonstrates the importance of being mission-ready — physically, emotionally and spiritually. He opens up about forgiveness, battling negative thoughts and staying disciplined in life. He also explains how to avoid compassion fatigue and the balance between empathy and self-care. Tune in for insights from his latest book, The Dangerous Gentleman, and practical advice for living with purpose and resilience.

Get your copy of the book at dangerousgentleman.com

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