Frank Scatoro's story about his journey to revive and restore Grant's tomb in New York City, a historic site that had fallen into disrepair due to bureaucratic neglect and lack of funding. Scatoro, a young man with a passion for American history, worked tirelessly to expose the site's condition and push for change, eventually leading to a bipartisan coalition of lawmakers who secured increased funding for the tomb's restoration. [... more]

The dangers of pride in ministry are highlighted through the story of King Uzziah, who rose to power but eventually fell due to his arrogance and lack of humility. The consequences of sin are ignored, and the importance of staying humble and dependent on God is emphasized. [... more]

A leader's 52-year reign is marked by extraordinary blessing, but pride creeps in and everything unravels. Chuck Swindahl explores the story of Uzziah, a king who exemplifies the dangers of conceit and the importance of staying humble in ministry. [... more]

The story of King Uzziah's rise and fall serves as a cautionary tale for leaders, highlighting the dangers of pride and the importance of giving God the glory in ministry. Chuck Swindahl explores the concept of God's glory and how it is often misunderstood, leading to the creation of monuments to self rather than movements of God. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the complexities of national reconciliation, the motivations behind the left's cultural revolution, and the historical context of Confederate monuments. The conversation also touches on the topic of plastic straws and the recent decision to rename Fort Bragg back to its original name, highlighting the heroism of Private First Class Roland Bragg. [... more]

The end times are a major topic throughout the Bible, with 1,800 references in the Old Testament to the second coming of Jesus. Understanding the end times helps us interpret and apply the Bible, and anticipating the end times motivates us to live in a God-honoring way. Dr. Robert Jeffress explores the concept of the rapture, the tribulation, and the importance of knowing about the end times in order to make wise decisions and live a life that honors God. [... more]

Georgina Schuyler, a visionary woman from a family of activists, played a crucial role in giving the Statue of Liberty her iconic identity through Emma Lazarus's poem, The New Colossus. This poem, written in 1883, was initially met with skepticism by the wealthy elite, but Schuyler saw its potential to redefine the monument's meaning and purpose. Through her tireless efforts, Schuyler worked with Richard Watson Gilder to get the poem engraved on the pedestal, creating a powerful symbol of freedom and opportunity for immigrants seeking a better life in America. [... more]

God's people often struggle with a victim mentality, building monuments to their misery, and failing to recognize God's power and faithfulness. However, by shifting their focus to an altar of adoration and trusting in God's goodness, they can experience a super-sized blessing and fulfill their destiny. [... more]

Jesus tells a parable about a vineyard owner who sends servants to collect fruit, but they are beaten, stoned, and killed by the tenant farmers. The parable is a commentary on the rejection of God's prophets and the eventual killing of Jesus by the Jewish leaders. [... more]

God wants us to be victorious and not defeated, and He gives us memorials to remind us of His presence and provision in our lives. Memorials encourage the present generation, educate the next generation, and are evidence to the whole world of the true and living God. We should ask ourselves what God is doing in our lives that is worth memorializing, what we are leaving to our children concerning God's work in our behalf, and what our neighbors know about our God by the memorials we've constructed where we live. [... more]

People often make agreements with the enemy that can hold them back from living their best lives. These agreements can be rooted in negative self-talk, past wounds, or misconceptions about themselves or others. However, by seeking truth in Jesus and replacing negative agreements with positive ones, individuals can break free from these limitations and live a more authentic life. Monuments, whether physical or symbolic, can serve as reminders of these truths and help individuals hold on to them. [... more]

The DC FACES Working Group recommends removing or contextualizing major monuments in Washington DC, including the Washington Monument and the Jefferson Memorial, sparking controversy and debate about the role of history and the founding fathers in American society. [... more]

The removal of American historical statues and monuments has sparked controversy and debate, with some arguing it's a Marxist tactic to erase the country's past and others seeing it as a necessary step towards a more inclusive and equitable society. Christians are grappling with how to respond to this issue, balancing their commitment to truth and biblical values with their desire to be loving and compassionate towards all people. [... more]

Hillary Clinton reflects on her presidential campaign, discussing her mistakes and the factors that contributed to her loss. Meanwhile, the debate over Confederate monuments continues, with some arguing for their removal and others advocating for their preservation. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is also under scrutiny, with some lawmakers seeking to weaken its powers. In the aftermath of Hurricane Irma, communities are coming together to rebuild and recover, and a high school football team in Texas is using sports as a form of therapy. [... more]