Oswald Chambers lived his life with one goal: to serve God completely
The historical account of assassination attempts highlights the failures of those expected to provide security
Plus, the 1948 Arab-Israeli armistice agreements and President Jimmy Carter’s “A Crisis of Confidence” speech
With the prevalence of sports activities, it stands to reason our language is replete with the metaphors
Eric Liddell’s legacy exceeds his gold-medal victory at the 1924 Olympics
John Philip Sousa’s passion for music influenced the standards for marching compositions and served to inspire American patriotism
On the 60th anniversary of the Civil Rights Act, three generations discuss the benefits and shortcomings of the legislation
On Legal Docket, the Supreme Court reins in federal agencies; on Moneybeat, the economics of regulation; and on the World History Book, Nixon withdraws troops from Vietnam. Plus, the Monday morning news
Plus, the beginning of Gideon Bibles and the presentation of the Statue of Liberty
