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Some people would say, “Well, obviously, we are celebrating America’s independence from Great Britain.” And certainly, that is part of the answer. But the Continental Congress had already voted for independence from Great Britain on July 2, 1776. In fact, on July 3,...

Like many words in our English language, the word “progressive” has been highjacked. In the political context, the word progressive makes you think of a liberal or Left-leaning person who believes that the Constitution of the United States is a list of suggestions for...

The first Olympic games in the United States were held in St. Louis as part of the World’s Fair in 1904. The key event of the 1904 Olympics was the marathon. The course stretched for 24.85 miles across roadways, railroad crossings, and seven steep hills with only two...

On Monday we celebrate Memorial Day. But what exactly is Memorial Day and why does it matter? Well, a memorial, according to Merriam Webster, is “something that keeps remembrance alive” or something that is “serving to preserve remembrance.” The obvious question,...

Are you the type of person that needs to fix everyone and everything? Maybe you see a problem and instantly try to analyze it and fix it. Perhaps you see an injustice done to someone and immediately fly to that person’s side to rectify it. While this may be an...

Last week I attended my college graduation ceremony. Although I finished school in December, I wanted to return to campus and walk across the stage to receive my diploma from the college president. I wanted that sense of closure marking that one chapter was officially...

Justice is a word we hear almost constantly, whether we are reading the news, watching a movie, listening to a podcast or even a sermon, or chatting with our friends. Some Christians are so afraid of being labeled racist that they have sought to align themselves with...