#52 | Antjuan Marsh | (Part 1) How the Gospel Engages Culture and Public Education

Our guest this week is Antjuan Marsh, a CO alumnus who has been laboring in the field of public education for decades. Through his storytelling, Antjuan shares his testimony about the movement of the gospel that God brought to Troy University in the 1980s. He also shares his approach to being a laborer in public education and how the gospel breaks down the dividing wall of hostility in race relations. Antjuan charges CO staff to prepare young laborers to be salt and light for a lifetime in order to participate in the gospel transforming culture.

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