What happens when you walk into a Greek Orthodox service uninvited, bow before a two-thousand-year-old relic, and later realize you'd been eating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches while a feast sat waiting the entire time?

In this rich final touring episode of their Turkey and Greece journey, Anna and John arrive in Crete on a Sunday morning that happened to align with a national day of prayer back in the US—except they were seven hours ahead, already standing in ancient sacred ground while most of America was still asleep. They wander into the Cathedral of Saint Titus in Heraklion mid-service, discovering only afterward that the reliquary being venerated held the actual skull of Titus—Paul's own disciple, the man personally commissioned to organize the church in Crete (Titus 1:5). They explore Paul's surprisingly blunt (a ...