What has no beginning, middle, or end, but touches every continent.

If you answered the ocean, you're right.

With the 2050 investor podcast, let's dive into the depth and mysteries of the oceans

to understand how they impact our climate and food, as well as the habitat of both animals and humans.

My name is Kokuagbubloa, global head of Economics, Cross Asset and Quank Research at Societ General.

Each month, I bring you a survey of the macroeconomic trends to better face the challenges of tomorrow.

If I was asked, what is the number one most difficult Christian behavior that must be assimilated to by catecumans. I would say it's learning

to endure yourself. Being patient with failure and not freaking out, recognizing that you're not a saint, that the Lord is going to make you one,

and you may make a lot of progress in the life towards that destination.

You may make less and everything in between, depending upon how much you're engaged, but

you're not going to make any until you learn to put up with yourself.

There's only one virtue that Jesus ascribes by itself salvation to.

It's called epaumony in Greek, and it means patient endurance.

And for that one alone, he says, the one who has ipomonee, the one who endures to the end will be saved.

You might be a wreck, but if you endures to the end will be saved. Yeah.

You might be a wreck, but if you can endure yourself, keep yourself in the church.

Keep yourself repenting and keep getting up.

You're going to be saved. This is Jonathan Pajot. Welcome to the symbolic world. Hello, everyone.

I am overjoyed to be here with Father Josiah Trenum.

Many of you who are watching this will have already seen him.

Father Josiah is the priest and the pastor of St. Andrews's Orthodox Church in Riverside, California.

He's also the head of Petristic Nectar publication that published books. They have podcasts. They

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