A history professor shares a discovery about a prison ship run by the British during the Revolutionary War, where thousands of American prisoners died due to disease, starvation, and brutal treatment. The ship, known as the Ghost Ship, was used for propaganda and became a symbol of British cruelty. [... more]

The story of Jericho serves as a powerful example of faith in action, demonstrating how God's people can overcome seemingly insurmountable obstacles through unwavering trust in His plan. By worshiping God, obeying His commands, and waiting patiently for His timing, Joshua and the Israelites were able to claim victory over the mighty walls of Jericho, illustrating the importance of faith in achieving God's promises. [... more]

The Bible's prophecy of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ is fulfilled in the 22nd Psalm, which describes the events leading up to and including the crucifixion, including the mocking and ridicule of Jesus, the piercing of his hands and feet, and the casting of lots for his clothing. This psalm is a testament to the inspired Word of God and the power of the Holy Spirit to guide the writers of Scripture. [... more]

A dysfunctional family's struggles serve as a backdrop for exploring the importance of faith, discipline, and the sovereignty of God in shaping a family's future. Isaac's legacy, including the birthright and Abraham's blessing, is examined in the context of his own failures and God's ultimate plan for his children. [... more]

A conversation with author Preston Fiddler about the importance of sharing one's testimony and the gospel with others, and how to cultivate a rhythm of life that allows for spiritual growth and obedience. [... more]

Abraham's life is a testament to the power of faith, as he left his comfortable life behind to follow God's call. Through his story, we learn the importance of hearing God's voice, obeying His will, establishing priorities, keeping our faith focused, guarding our hearts, and enjoying the blessings that come from trusting in Him. [... more]

The use of marijuana is being increasingly portrayed as a natural, therapeutic substance, but experts warn of its potential dangers, including addiction, public health and safety concerns, and the need for a science-based approach to policy decisions. [... more]

Major Sandra Pawar shares her thoughts on what it means to be a good neighbor, emphasizing the importance of building genuine relationships and approaching others with love and compassion. She also discusses the concept of 'a thousand cups of tea,' which refers to the idea of sharing life and experiences with others to build connections and share the gospel. [... more]

Understanding the three-legged stool of retirement income, Americans rely on Social Security, employer-sponsored plans, and personal savings, with individual retirement accounts playing a crucial role. Mark Biller breaks down the differences between traditional and Roth IRAs, discussing tax implications, contribution limits, and eligibility. He also shares practical advice on setting up business finances, including separating personal and business accounts, choosing a simple accounting system, and treating taxes as a bill to be paid. [... more]

Faith is the medium of exchange in the kingdom of heaven, and it's the greatest asset we have. Unbelief is the greatest stumbling block, and it's the root of all sins. To have strong faith, we must know God and hear from Him. The root of faith is the Rhema of God, and the reality of faith is faith in God, not faith in faith. The result of faith is the will of God, and it's not something we must do, but something we get to do. To release faith, we must obey God's word, and true faith does more than merely believe, it obeys. [... more]

The Bible categorizes people into three groups: the natural man, born into the natural world and blind to the spiritual world; the spiritual man, born twice and living by the Spirit; and the carnal man, a Christian who is defeated, dependent, and divisive. [... more]

Paul's letter to the Philippians emphasizes the importance of generosity and faithfulness in giving, highlighting how it benefits both the giver and the recipient, and ultimately leads to eternal dividends. [... more]

The Bible has a lot to say about finances, with over 2,000 verses on the topic of money, more than on prayer or faith. Generosity is commended, and giving is seen as a way to turn people into partners in God's work. The highest motivation for giving is to please God, as it is a sweet-smelling aroma to Him. [... more]

The story of the largest prison break in American history, which occurred at Libby Prison in Richmond, Virginia during the Civil War. 109 Union soldiers, led by Colonel Thomas Rose and Major Andrew Hamilton, escaped from the notorious prison, which was notorious for its harsh conditions and brutal treatment of prisoners. The escape was made possible by the intelligence and planning of Elizabeth Van Loo, a Union spy who risked her life to provide the prisoners with vital information and assistance. The story of the escape is a testament to the bravery and determination of the prisoners and the soldiers who helped them, and it highlights the complexities and challenges of the Civil War era. [... more]

A person's conversion to Christianity is marked by a radical transformation, from being alienated from God to being reconciled and transformed. This transformation brings a new identity as a citizen of the kingdom of God, with all the rights and responsibilities that come with it. [... more]

A believer's life is a transformation from caterpillar living to butterfly living, where they are freed from sin and live a life of freedom and liberty. The renewing of the mind is a continuous process that takes place through the Word of God, where one's thoughts and actions are transformed to be consistent with the life of Jesus Christ. [... more]

A person who has been genuinely converted and saved by the grace of God can still relapse into sin due to external influences and internal struggles. This relapse can be prevented by presenting one's body as a living holy sacrifice, being transformed by the renewing of one's mind, and taking one's position as a child of God. The Holy Spirit's work within us is crucial in protecting us from relapsing back into the old way of life, and faith and repentance are essential in claiming our victory and liberation from sin. [... more]

A person's conversion is not just about making a decision, but about being truly changed by the gospel. When someone is converted, they come to firm, strong, and settled convictions about God's Son, God's mercy, and their own salvation. This transformation is not just about outward actions, but about a deep and radical change in one's heart and understanding of Jesus. [... more]

Charleston, South Carolina, was the site of the first Memorial Day, where 10,000 African American freed slaves honored the Union dead who fell at the Washington Race Course prisoner of war camp. The event, which took place on May 1st, 1865, was a procession and ceremony to remember the 257 Union soldiers who died in the camp, and it marked the beginning of a day of remembrance that would become known as Memorial Day. [... more]

The scars of Jesus Christ serve as a reminder of His suffering and sympathy for humanity. God's willingness to suffer and bear scars demonstrates His love and compassion for humanity. The scars also symbolize God's saving power, as Jesus' death on the cross paid for humanity's sins. Understanding God's suffering and sympathy can help individuals cope with pain and find comfort in their own struggles. [... more]