In this episode of Echoes – Ancient Wisdom for a New World, Nino Marques explores the destructive power of uncontrolled anger and the wisdom of restraint. Drawing from Proverbs 29:11, 14:29, and 15:18, he unpacks how biblical wisdom teaches us that true strength is not in venting rage but in mastering it. Learn why anger under control is not weakness or passivity—and how Jesus models righteous anger without being ruled by it.

Many Christians feel stuck when making decisions—waiting for a sign, a sense of peace, or a verse to jump off the page. But is that really how God guides us? In this episode of Echoes – Ancient Wisdom for a New World, Nino Marques explores a deeper, wiser approach to discerning God's will—one shaped by renewed minds, Scripture-soaked hearts, and a quiet confidence in God’s providence. If you’ve ever asked, “How do I know what God wants me to do?”—this episode is for you.

In this episode of Echoes – Ancient Wisdom for a New World, Nino Marques explores the timeless tension between pride and humility. Drawing from the book of Proverbs and the words of Jesus, we’ll see why humility is the foundation of all virtues and how pride blinds us to our own foolishness. If you want to grow in wisdom and walk in the way of blessing, it starts with cultivating humility.

In a world that prizes independence, could your pursuit of wisdom be quietly sabotaged by isolation? In this episode of Echoes – Ancient Wisdom for a New World, Nino Marques explores how the people we walk with shape who we become. Drawing from the book of Proverbs, we’ll uncover why wise friendships aren’t optional—they’re essential. And why cutting ties with foolish influences might be the most spiritual decision you make this year.

In this episode of Echoes – Ancient Wisdom for a New World, Nino Marques explores the real power of words—not in a mystical or name-it-and-claim-it way, but through the lens of Scripture. From Proverbs to James, we’re reminded that our tongues can steer the direction of our lives, bringing life or death, peace or conflict. Discover how wise, intentional speech reflects God’s wisdom and transforms the world around us.

In this episode of Echoes – Ancient Wisdom for a New World, Nino Marques reflects on Proverbs 4:23 and what it means to guard your heart. The heart, Scripture says, is the source of everything we do—so how do we protect it?

Drawing from Proverbs, Nino offers three powerful ways: trust deeply, pursue peace, and choose joy. These aren’t tips for a better mood—they’re ancient truths for a wise and grounded life.

Tune in and let these echoes shape how you live.

What is wisdom, and where does it begin? In a world obsessed with self-made truth, this episode explores the ancient path to true wisdom. Rooted in the fear of the Lord and fulfilled in Christ, wisdom is more than knowledge—it's the key to a life aligned with God's design. Discover why knowing God is the first step toward becoming truly wise.

In this episode, we explore how modern elections have become more than just political contests—they feel like battles of good versus evil.

But how do we determine which side is truly “good”? Are we measuring by an absolute standard, or have we made ourselves the standard? More than a fight for political power, there is a deeper war over the very foundation of truth.

Join me as we consider where our confidence should rest on this matter.

How should Christians navigate election season when every option seems like a compromise?

In this episode, Nino Marques explores the ethical tensions of voting through the lens of the classic trolley dilemma, challenging us to think beyond power struggles and political battles. Instead of fixating on who controls the "button," we are called to step into the suffering of others, following the example of Christ—the One who stood in our place on the tracks.

Tune in for a thought-provoking reflection on wisdom, responsibility, and the Gospel's call in the midst of political turmoil.

As election season ramps up, it’s easy to get caught up in the political hype. But as Christians, where should our hope really be?

In this episode, we look at Jesus’ words—“Give to Caesar what is Caesar’s, and to God what is God’s”—and what they mean for us today.

How do we engage responsibly in politics without making it an idol? How do we keep our trust in Christ when the world tells us to put our faith in leaders and policies?

Let’s talk about where our true confidence should be.