Week of June 15
Few anecdotes from America’s pivotal year of 1776 are as delightful as the one involving Founding Father, soldier, and Connecticut representative Oliver Wolcott and his remarkable little family…
Week of June 1
The distribution of truth has been labeled a treasonous act many times throughout the ages. Publishers have often been persecuted—whether for printing Bibles, tracts, or treatises—and have…
Week of May 25
Perilous times produce heroes of all types, and it was God’s particular grace on America during her founding era to possess men whose courage matched their vast intellect. Each delegate who…
Week of May 11
In the good old colony days, all along New England’s great north shore, a certain breed of American had sprung up. They were rugged…
Week of May 4
Joseph Reed was a charming and proficient London-trained attorney residing in Philadelphia when George Washington accepted command of the American Army in 1775. With the Continental…
Week of April 27
The American Revolution was a “young man’s cause,” as historian David McCullough observed, noting that the average patriot was under the age of forty-five—with the commander-in-chief of the…
Week of April 20
The spring of 1630 found England restless under a king seemingly bent on stamping out the pure, gospel-based worship so many devout souls…
Week of April 13
The tragedy and heroism that marked the sinking of the RMS Titanic amidst the vast ice fields of the North Atlantic has rightly kept our…
Week of March 30
When young debutante Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon declined Prince Albert’s first proposal to her in 1921, it was not for lack of affection for him…
Week of March 16
Amidst grave alarm over the protracted siege of Boston, threats to the safety of New York, and the crushing response from King George in…
