What does it mean to see your work in public service as a divine calling? Mark Mulliner has spent decades answering that question. A former school technology director, small business owner, and longtime alderman, Mark reflects with host Wayne Kuna on how his faith informed every decision, from community crisis response to family priorities. He shares powerful stories about the people who mentored him, how God whispered direction in moments of doubt, and how seemingly ordinary moments became divine appointments.

Mark also gets candid about parenting, losing an election, and his longing for churches to unite in visible witness. This conversation is equal parts practical, pastoral, and prophetic. If you’ve ever wondered whether your work matters to God, or how to stay the course when your values seem out of sync with the culture, Mark offers clarity, hope, and a few surprising insights, like how prayer vigils and city planning might just go hand-in-hand.

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