Hudson Taylor’s Holy Ambition, 1857
Week of November 17
The great British missionary, Hudson Taylor, established his China Inland Mission in 1865, on the premise that it would never solicit funds but…
The Conversion of Nathan Bedford Forrest, 1875
Week of November 10
The scoundrels of history, often looked down upon prematurely, are frequently found to shine in the moments that really count—thus they become…
Terence MacSwiney, Lord Mayor of Cork, Died for Irish Freedom, 1920
Week of October 20
One of the first, most harrowing guerrilla wars of its time was witnessed in the early part of the last century—that of Ireland’s fight to break away…
John Champe and the Plot to Kidnap the American Judas, 1780
Week of October 13
On October 13, in the year 1780, General Washington invited one of his cavalry commanders, Major Henry “Light-Horse Harry” Lee, to his…
Remembering the Battle of Bunker Hill, 250 Years Ago—1775
Week of June 16
“Four hundred patriots dead,” announced John Adams, delegate from Massachusetts as he rose from his seat amidst the interminable rhetoric of…
The Legacy of St. Columba, Gone to Glory, 597
Week of June 9
When taking stock of those influences considered most responsible for the creation of what is now the modern West, there are many who would…
King Alfred’s Victory Over the Great Heathen Army at Ethandun, 878
Week of May 5
One of the most pivotal battles in the history of Christendom occurred in the southernmost English kingdom of Wessex with nothing short of the…
Death of John Foxe, Author of Foxe’s Book of Martyrs, 1587
Week of April 14
The Bible is replete with commands to chronicle and remember the great deeds of our Lord and the acts of His humble instruments—the saints…
The Death of Ambrose, Bishop of Milan, AD 397
Week of March 31
Entrusted by Providence with the great task of leading the renowned Augustine of Hippo to Christ and baptizing him into the church, Ambrose of…
“Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death!”— Patrick Henry’s Appeal to Arms, 1775
Week of March 24
Patrick Henry was one of the foremost Virginians of his day in an era teeming with genius and exceptionalism. Often referred to as our forgotten…