The US elections have been marred by foreign interference and intelligence surveillance, with President Trump at the center of the controversy. Meanwhile, Russia and China are emerging as sovereign nations, while the British Imperial chessboard is being redrawn. The push for a new world order is underway, with election integrity and paper ballots becoming increasingly important. In a separate thread, the King James Bible is discussed, highlighting the importance of Christianity and the need for people to awaken to current events. [... more]

The Great Awakening and the Enlightenment played a significant role in shaping American identity, emphasizing individualism and reason. The British Empire's attempts to exert control over the colonies through taxation and other measures ultimately led to the creation of the Continental Congress and the American Revolution, a change in the hearts and minds of the colonists that would forever alter the course of history. [... more]

Leah Michel shares her love for Broadway and her experiences growing up in a food-loving family. She talks about her debut at eight years old in Les Misérables, her transformational role in Spring Awakening, and her iconic performance as Rachel Berry in Glee. Leah also discusses her return to Broadway in Funny Girl and her upcoming role in Chess, highlighting the music and the community that drew her back to the stage. [... more]

The story of the most unexpected event of the 20th century, the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, and the events leading up to it, told through the eyes of those who called the shots on the ground. [... more]

Andrew Higgins, a small boat builder from Louisiana, developed a revolutionary landing boat that played a crucial role in World War II. His innovative design, the Higgins boat, was used in amphibious landings and helped turn the tide of the war. Higgins' perseverance and vision led to the creation of Higgins Industries, which employed thousands of people and produced the majority of the Navy's landing craft. [... more]

Major General James Mukayama shares the story of Japanese Americans who fought for the United States in World War II, highlighting their bravery and loyalty in the face of racism and adversity. Their contributions, including the 100th Battalion, 442nd Infantry Regiment, are celebrated as a testament to the American spirit. [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories Eisenhower said D-Day never would have happened without this man's boat that came out of the swamps of Louisiana Here's the story of Andrew Higgins the brash and bold Irishman whose boat building plants employed out of every Louisianans during the war and helped seal the fate of the Third Reich and Imperial Japan Support the show https www ouramericanstories com donate See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

Dr. Abbadan Shah discusses the importance of understanding the New Testament through textual criticism, including the differences between the metric and imperial systems, and the significance of textual variants in the Byzantine and Alexandrian texts. [... more]

Estelle Myers, a World War II enlistee in the Naval Medical Corps, was one of America's first prisoners of war. He endured unimaginable hardships, including the Bataan Death March, hellships, and brutal treatment in Japanese prison camps. Myers' story is a testament to the sacrifices made by soldiers during the war and the importance of remembering their experiences. [... more]

Estelle Myers, a World War II veteran, shares his story of being one of America's first prisoners of war in the Pacific theater. He recounts the brutal treatment of POWs by the Japanese Imperial Army, including the Bataan Death March and the hellships. Myers' story highlights the importance of understanding the sacrifices made by soldiers during World War II and the impact of the atomic bomb on the war's outcome. [... more]

Reformed Christianity in America was initially characterized by a vision of imperial Christianity, where church and state were closely aligned. However, this ideal was not without its tensions, as seen in the Puritans' struggles with membership and baptism in 17th century New England. As the colonies evolved, they faced growing external problems, including the revocation of the Massachusetts charter and the emergence of enlightenment philosophies. This shift ultimately led to the American Revolution, which marked a significant turning point in the relationship between church and state in America. [... more]

The biblical description of demons from the bottomless pit reveals their imperial characteristics, seductive skills, and power to torment. These creatures are described as horses prepared for battle, with golden crowns, locust hair, and lion-like teeth, signifying their strength, fearlessness, and ability to destroy. They are vulnerable only to the name and power of Jesus Christ, and their damage will be painful, protracted, and personal, ultimately seeking to torment those who do not have the seal of God on their foreheads. [... more]