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On September 20, 1973, Billie Jean King walked onto the floor of the Houston Astrodome before 30,472 spectators and an estimated 90 million television viewers...
There was once a young woman named Sarah, who lived in a small town nestled by steep mountains. For years, she had a deep-seated fear of heights, a fear that kept her from exploring the beauty of her surroundings. One...
In the skies above Nazi-occupied Europe, the pilots of the 332nd Fighter Group — known as the Red Tails for the distinctive crimson paint on...
In the higher regions dwell principles of innocence, hope, love, justice, trust, kindness, purity, and tenderness—the angels of the soul.
Ministerial obstacles arise from three directions: prejudice against the messenger himself, skepticism toward the truth proclaimed, and spiritual lethargy regarding the divine mission.
In the early months of 1822, Denmark Vesey gathered followers at the African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, South Carolina, opened the Book of Exodus,...
In the higher regions dwell principles of innocence, hope, love, justice, trust, kindness, purity, and tenderness—the kingdom of heaven itself.
On May 14, 1961, a Greyhound bus carrying Freedom Riders was firebombed outside Anniston, Alabama. In Birmingham, riders were beaten with pipes and chains while...
Yet Elohim uses these very obstacles to stimulate human strength and ingenuity.
Silence can manifest cowardice or stupidity; speech can be more precious than gold, triumphant over error.
Maclaren seizes on this universal truth: "Half-way is just the critical time in all protracted work.
In 1944, the men of the 332nd Fighter Group arrived in the European Theater carrying a burden no white squadron ever bore. Trained at Tuskegee...
Notice that David does not merely pose the question once; he takes up his soul "very short," demanding accountability: "Why art thou so cast down, O my soul?
During the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands, a Dutch pastor visited the ten Boom watchmaker's shop in Haarlem. Seeing a Jewish infant the family had...
On July 6, 1885, a desperate mother arrived at Louis Pasteur's laboratory in Paris, clutching the hand of her nine-year-old son, Joseph Meister. Two days...
As we reflect on Romans 8:28, which assures us that "in all things God works for the good of those who love him," we see a powerful invitation to embrace courage—especially within our church community. This promise isn’t simply a...
On September 19, 1940, a Polish cavalry officer named Witold Pilecki stood on a Warsaw street and waited to be arrested. A German roundup was...
On the morning of March 16, 1968, Warrant Officer Hugh Thompson Jr. flew his OH-23 Raven helicopter low over the village of My Lai in...
In 1526, small volumes began appearing in English ports, hidden inside bales of cloth and sacks of grain. William Tyndale's English New Testament — translated...
In the summer of 1944, Raoul Wallenberg had every reason to stay home. At thirty-one, he was heir to one of Sweden's most prominent banking...
In the summer of 1940, Japanese Vice-Consul Chiune Sugihara looked out the window of his consulate in Kaunas, Lithuania, and saw hundreds of Jewish refugees...
In May of 1543, a dying Nicolaus Copernicus lay in his bed at the cathedral chapter house in Frombork, Poland. He had served as a...
In the autumn of 1914, as German shells tore through northern France, wounded soldiers filled field hospitals where surgeons operated blind — unable to locate...
On May 5, 1945, American soldiers scrambled to retreat down the four-hundred-foot Maeda Escarpment on Okinawa as Japanese forces overwhelmed their position. Dozens of wounded...