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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Remember the great sacrifices made by many for our freedom as you celebrate this seminal day in our nation's history!
Why do kids whine? Because it works! To reinforce good behavior, respond only to "whine-free" requests.
On today’s edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson shares a stirring Independence Day message, reading a moving letter from his friend, Don Feder.
Alexander Hamilton was a true visionary who played a critical role in shaping the very foundation of our country. As a statesman, lawyer, and economist, Hamilton was known for his sharp intellect and unwavering dedication to the principles of freedom, democracy, and economic opportunity.
Benjamin Franklin was a brilliant man, a true Renaissance figure, with remarkable accomplishments spanning a wide range of fields.
As a lawyer, statesman, and diplomat, Adams was known for his unwavering commitment to the principles of liberty, justice, and democracy.
From his authorship of the Declaration of Independence to his dedication to religious freedom, Thomas Jefferson's contributions to America cannot be overstated.
George Washington was not only the first President of the United States, but also a true hero who played a critical role in the birth of our nation.
On today’s 4th of July edition of Family Talk, Gary Bauer concludes his stirring discussion with Bob McEwen, executive director of the Council for National Policy, about what makes America great. We must wake up to the warning signs as our society begins to crumble around us, and recognize the consequences that occur when a nation forsakes God. Listen as Bob recounts America’s proud history recanted in the lyrics of The Star-Spangled Banner.
1 Corinthians 3:17 says, “Now the Lord is the Spirit, and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.” Today on Family Talk, as we prepare to celebrate the anniversary of the birth of the United States of America, we will hear from Gary Bauer and Bob McEwen, executive director of the Council for National Policy. Bob reminds us that July 4, 1776, marks that momentous occasion in which America became the symbol for freedom around the globe. We must not fail to teach our children that our nation was founded on the truth and principles of the Bible or we’ll run the risk of losing the liberties that we hold so dear.



