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Hernán Cortés: Conqueror of the Aztec Empire
Hernán Cortés de Monroy y Pizarro Altamirano was born in 1485 in Medellín, Spain, to a family of minor nobility. Though his lineage carried...
The Empire: A 250 Year American Story – Colonies (Part 1)
This episode of The Empire: A 250 Year American Story zooms in on the origins of the first English colonies, tracing how their distinct...
The World This Week
Read a summary of the biggest global headlines from this week and a “faithful consideration” perspective from JB Shreve & the End of History....
The Empire: A 250 Year American Story – Pilgrims In A...
This episode traces the unlikely, often harrowing path that led a small band of English believers to the edge of a continent—and into the...
The Empire: A 250 Year American Story – New Spain and...
The latest episode of The Empire: A 250‑Year American Story plunges listeners into the turbulent world that shaped the earliest European settlements in North...
The World This Week Global News Briefing | May 1-9
Read a summary of the biggest global headlines from this week and a “faithful consideration” perspective from JB Shreve & the End of History....
Corruption in the Catholic Church, 900–1492: Power, Wealth, and the Struggle...
Between 900 AD and 1492, the Catholic Church stood as the most powerful institution in Europe—spiritually, politically, and economically. Its monasteries preserved learning, its...
Europe from 1000 to 1492: The Long Road to Columbus
When we imagine Europe on the eve of Columbus’s 1492 voyage, we often picture a continent brimming with confidence—cathedrals rising, kings expanding their power,...
The Empire: A 250 Year American Story – The New World
The next episode in our podcast series The Empire: A 250 Year American Story, revisits the familiar story of Christopher Columbus—but strips away the...
The World This Week
Read a summary of the biggest global headlines from this week and a “faithful consideration” perspective from JB Shreve & the End of History....









