James K. Polk, the 11th President of the United States, is a lesser-known figure in American history. Despite his lack of charisma and personal scandals, Polk was a highly effective one-term president who added more territory to the United States than the Louisiana Purchase. He was driven by the concept of Manifest Destiny, which held that Americans were destined to spread their culture and religion across the North American continent. Polk's presidency was marked by his ambitious goals, including the annexation of Texas and the acquisition of Oregon and California. He was a workaholic who trusted no one and was involved in every aspect of government. Polk's legacy is complex and multifaceted, and his story is a fascinating one that sheds light on the early 19th century and the growth of the United States. [... more]

The town of Bremerton, Washington, played a significant role in World War II as the site of the Bremerton Naval Yards, where the US Navy repaired and built ships, including those damaged during the attack on Pearl Harbor. The yard's employees worked tirelessly to get the ships back into the fight, and their efforts were crucial to the American war effort. [... more]

Jesus offers his disciples and followers a loving home, a loving path, a loving God, and a loving power, assuring them that his departure means more of the love of God, not less. He promises to prepare a place for them in his Father's house, to be their guide and teacher, and to empower them to do greater works than he did, as they abide in his love and pray in his name. [... more]

John masterfully focuses our attention on the Upper Room just hours before the cross How could Jesus love even pursue His own betrayers In this message from John Pastor Philip Miller unveils three astonishing realities of Jesus' love cascading from the Father to the Son to his disciples and to all people Discover the magnitude of Jesus' relentless love This month's special offer is available for a donation of any amount Get yours at https moodyoffer com or call us at - - - Moody Church Media https www moodymedia org home of Moody Church Hour exists to bring glory [... more]

Jesus reveals his heart to his disciples through a humble act of service, washing their feet on the eve of his crucifixion. This act demonstrates his servant leadership, love, and humility, and serves as a transformative example for his followers to become like him, laying down their pride and serving others with the same love and sacrifice. [... more]

Jesus' resurrection of Lazarus from the dead is a powerful demonstration of his authority over life and death, and a reminder that he is the key to resurrection life beyond the grave. Through his death and resurrection, Jesus offers us a spiritual life on the inside that will never die, and invites us to respond to his voice and come alive in him. [... more]

Women are reclaiming their health span, not just living longer, but living well. Dr. Mary Claire Haver explores bold conversations about what it takes for women to thrive in the second half of life, covering hormones, identity, financial power, relationships, and more. [... more]

Jesus teaches that He is the Bread of Life, offering spiritual and eternal sustenance to those who believe in Him. He clarifies that life in Jesus comes by grace through faith in Christ, and that it is a gift that cannot be earned through works or religious efforts. Jesus also emphasizes the importance of humility, stating that apart from Him, people are spiritually dead and that even their best efforts are ultimately useless. He invites His followers to come to Him empty and desperate, and to receive the fullness of His life, which is found in His all-consuming sacrifice on the cross. [... more]

Pastor Philip Miller explores the threefold offices of Christ, Prophet, Priest, and King, and how Jesus' identity as the throneless king is revealed through his miracles and teachings in the Gospel of John, chapter 6. [... more]

Jesus makes his claim to be the Messiah, the Son of God, and shares his experience, qualifications, and references as the right person for the job of Savior and Redeemer. He explains his relationship with the Father, his authority, and his role in giving life and exercising final judgment. [... more]

Jesus doesn't play political games His bold response to the religious leaders of His day only enflamed their desire to have Him killed In this message from John Pastor Philip Miller reveals four shocking elements of Jesus' healing an invalid If we don't address the sin within us it will cripple us eternally far from Jesus our only true healer This month's special offer is available for a donation of any amount Get yours at https moodyoffer com or call us at - - - Moody Church Media https www moodymedia org home of Moody Church Hour exists to bring [... more]

Researcher Claire Morell argues that smartphones and digital technology are addictive and harm children's brain development, mood, and behavior, and that parents should consider a 'tech exit' for their kids, focusing on real-life relationships, responsibilities, and pursuits. [... more]

Golf With Jay Delsing features a visit with Claire Rogers Director of Social Media at Golf Magazine Also there is a complete breakdown of the PGA Championship and the latest news and notes from throughout the world of golf See Privacy Policy at https art com privacy and California Privacy Notice at https art com privacy do-not-sell-my-info [... more]

The Battle of Midway was a pivotal naval battle in World War II, fought between the United States and Japan in June 1942. The battle marked a turning point in the war, with the US Navy emerging victorious and the Japanese Navy suffering significant losses. The battle was fought over a period of four days, with the US Navy launching a surprise attack on the Japanese fleet, sinking four aircraft carriers and crippling the Japanese Navy's ability to wage war in the Pacific. [... more]

The Doolittle Raid and the Battle of the Coral Sea were pivotal moments in the Pacific Theater of World War II. Led by Lieutenant Commander James Doolittle, the raid on Tokyo was a surprise attack that achieved its goal but resulted in significant losses for the crew. Meanwhile, the Battle of the Coral Sea saw the US Navy clash with the Japanese in a naval battle that ended with the loss of the USS Lexington but thwarted Japanese plans to invade Port Moresby. [... more]

The Pig War, a conflict between the United States and Britain, was sparked by a dispute over a pig that wandered into an American garden on San Juan Island in 1859. The incident almost led to war, but diplomacy ultimately prevailed, and the border between the two nations was finally settled in 1871. [... more]

The Battle of Midway was a pivotal naval battle in World War II, fought between the United States and Japan in June 1942. The Japanese Navy, led by Admiral Yamamoto, sought to capture the Midway Atoll, but the US Navy, under Admiral Nimitz, was able to launch a surprise attack that ultimately led to the destruction of four Japanese aircraft carriers and a significant turning point in the war. [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories Anne Claire tells the story of America's first two responses to Pearl Harbor The Doolittle Raids and the Battle of the Coral Sea Support the show https www ouramericanstories com donate See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

The Pig War, a border dispute between the United States and Britain, almost led to an armed conflict over a pig that wandered into an American garden in 1859. The conflict was fueled by competing claims to the Pacific Northwest territory and the concept of Manifest Destiny, which drove American expansion. The dispute was eventually resolved through diplomacy, with the United States and Britain agreeing to a joint occupation of the San Juan Islands until a final boundary was established. [... more]

The island of Oahu in Hawaii holds a significant place in American history, particularly in the history of World War Two. The Japanese attacks on December 7th, 1941, launched the U.S. into the war, resulting in the sinking of three ships: the USS Arizona, the USS Utah, and the USS Oklahoma. The Arizona Memorial is open to the public, while the Utah and Oklahoma Memorials are located on Ford Island and require special permission to visit. The stories of bravery and sacrifice from the USS Utah and Oklahoma are a testament to the lives lost during the attack on Pearl Harbor. [... more]