The Golden Bones

In the closing days of 403 AD, an elderly monk emerged from the wilderness and walked into the Roman Colosseum. Unarmed and unafraid...and brought an end to Gladiatorial Combat His name was St. Telemachus From the lonely caves of the Ganos Mountains to the thunder of John Chrysostom's preaching, from demonic opposition in the wilderness to the blood-soaked sands of Rome, this episode follows the r...

Under the growing shadow of the Third Reich; when even Churches bent the knee; one man refused. In our third Episode this season we are looking at the life of Georg Maus. A German school teacher, and veteran of the Trenches from The Great War; who refused to compromise. With Nazi ideology sweeping his Nation, Maus stood firm right where his God placed him…a classroom. All media used in this produc...

In the second Episode of Season Two, we travel back to ancient Guatemala to hear the story of Friar Domingo De Vico, missionary to the Ki' Che people. All music and sound effects used in this episode are licensed and utilized with permission. Licensing certificates are available upon request. #reformthefingerlakes #clydesavannah

In this new Season of The Golden Bones, we are changing formats just a little bit to tell stories from Church History about those who lived for Christ so out-loud, that they were killed for it. For our Season Two opener, we look at the legend of Saint Eustace. Who was he? What did he do? How did he live? And why should we care?

Enjoy the last Episode of Season One! We'll be coming back in Fall with Season Two!

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What sins of yours have been killed? #ReformTheFingerlakes #ClydeSavannah

Tell me a story. #ReformTheFingerlakes #ClydeSavannah

What did God make you to do? What has happened in your life that made you this way? Was it all by chance?

You were built for danger children of God.

Where do you fit in? Who do you fit in with? Why? In this week's Episode, Rev. Jacob Marchitell helps us to understand that our hobbies and interests don't define who were are...unless we are living outside of the One who created us.

If you want to work at saving the World, work at saving your own family first.

What are you feeding your soul? Is it healthy? Is it going to empower you to live Godly? #ReformTheFingerlakes

No one is better than anyone, except for Christ.

Coming back from a break to celebrate the Birth of the only God of the Universe, we decided that it's time to stir the pot. You don't want the sauce to burn, right?

Can anyone speak about God? Do they need any special training? Do you need to read this book or that book in order to tell your friends and family, your neighbors and coworkers?

Dear Christless conservatives, or those close enough to them to smell the PBR, What are you trying to conserve?

Are we alone in our suffering? Is there a purpose behind it? Is it going to achieve anything in our life?

Playing a game of Chess will help you make the Gospel unavoidable.

What are you waiting for, to make the choices you've been thinking about?

Is a Father essential to life? Or just a bonus? What kind of effects are there on a child, a culture, and a family, when fathers are either intentionally excluded, or refuse to step up?

What kind of mentality ought a Christian to have, when faced with everything that this world faces them with? Where does resilience come from? How can we move forward?

What do you do with the garbage you make? Do you hide it? How long until you can't anymore? What about the garbage that your culture is making? Have they distracted you with the pretty pretty landscaping they built on top? Or can you see it for what it is?

What makes art good? What makes it beautiful? Does it matter? What's at stake if we cant decide these things? In this week's episode, Pastor Jacob takes a shallow, just a shallow dip, into the vast ocean of art, to discuss some truths that every Christian ought to come to terms with.

This week's Episode is the Lord's Day Sermon, given on Sunday Sept. 22nd 2024. Pastor Jacob looks at Ecclesiastes 12:9-12 as part of a year long study on the book of Ecclesiastes.