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EPISODE · Apr 7, 2026

Looking to One's Self with Nathan Clarkson

from Guys Like Us · host Tyler Brondyk

I know what you're thinking, looking to one's self first? Isn't that selfish? We are reminded of John 8:7 and the importance of looking at our own sin rather than judging others. We often find ourselves blaming others, complaining, and doing everything we can to point the finger at someone else. The Gospel calls us to look inward and understand our own faults. Nathan, filmmaker and actor, talks through this life media and film, with all the joys and woes. His book, I'm the Worst: How Freedom is Found in Admitting Our Faults, is found where books are sold. Tune in for the full scoop!

I know what you're thinking, looking to one's self first? Isn't that selfish? We are reminded of John 8:7 and the importance of looking at our own sin rather than judging others. We often find ourselves blaming others, complaining, and doing everything we can to point the finger at someone else. The Gospel calls us to look inward and understand our own faults. Nathan, filmmaker and actor, talks through this life media and film, with all the joys and woes. His book, I'm the Worst: How Freedom is Found in Admitting Our Faults, is found where books are sold. Tune in for the full scoop!

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