Remembering Those Who Sacrificed for Our Independence
Remember the great sacrifices made by many for our freedom as you celebrate this seminal day in our nation's history!
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American Moment #5: The Declaration of Independence
The Declaration teaches that every person has value because every person is created by God. The Founders believed that the government exists to protect the rights given by our Creator—not to create those rights.
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American Moment #4: Irving Berlin and the Story of “God Bless America”
The popularity of “God Bless America” reveals something important about the American story. The song reminds us that while hard work, courage, and sacrifice are important, we ultimately depend upon God’s guidance and favor.
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American Moment #3: The Vietnam Veterans Memorial
The Vietnam War was one of the most difficult and controversial periods in American history. The nation was divided, and many veterans returned home to a country that did not always welcome them with gratitude. The memorial was built not to celebrate war, but to honor the men and women who served. It reminds us that freedom often comes at a great cost.
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American Moment #2: Abraham Lincoln’s Second Inaugural Address
Lincoln understood something that many leaders throughout history have forgotten: nations, like individuals, are accountable to God. His speech was not primarily political—it was deeply spiritual. Lincoln urged Americans to look beyond military victories and political disagreements and consider what God might be teaching them through their trials.
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American Moment #1: Julia Ward Howe and “The Battle Hymn of the Republic”
In 1861, while staying at the Willard Hotel in Washington, D.C., Julia Ward Howe was inspired by Union soldiers singing patriotic songs and wrote the words to what became “The Battle Hymn of the Republic.” The hymn became a powerful anthem of faith, courage, and hope during one of the darkest chapters in American history. Keep reading to see why this moment matters.
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The Value of Adversity
A parent's job is not to eliminate a child's problems, but to help him or her develop tools to overcome them.
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The Example Fathers Leave Behind
Children are always watching ... learning from what fathers say, value and model each day. In this heartfelt Father’s Day message from Dr. James Dobson, he reminded dads that their greatest influence often comes not through words alone, but through the example they live before their children.
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Dr. James Dobson
Joe Waresak
Dr. Del Tackett
