Join hosts Nick Kennicot, Alexander Wade, and Luke Walker in the bounteous Episode of “The Marrow Show.” Part 2 has you coming back for seconds of the Thanksgiving episode with an enriching blend of laughter, gratitude, and meaningful conversations.
At the southwest corner of the Red Sea, around AD 300, lay a thriving African empire called Aksum, sitting at the one choke point connecting Rome, Arabia, and India. If you wanted to trade with the East, you went through Aksum. That is the empire our story belongs to,...
The Appointed Day of Christ’s Judgment: Mercy for the Elect, Justice for the Reprobate, and the Assurance of the Resurrection The Areopagus was the ancient court of Athens, the hill where the city's highest tribunal had heard its gravest cases for centuries. The...
In 1844, a Danish writer published a short book about a feeling his contemporaries had not yet learned to isolate. Søren Kierkegaard called it anxiety, and he distinguished it from ordinary fear. Fear has an object. You can pinpoint what you fear and fight it, or...
