Joshua Horn

Lessons in Manhood from Iwo Jima

Today is the anniversary of the World War II Pacific battle of Iwo Jima. It is important that we remember…

12 years ago

San Antonio Independent Christian Film Festival 2013

We attended the San Antonio Independent Christian Film Festival. Check out the live blog from Adam McManus, especially the post featuring our…

12 years ago

Chester sung by Charlie Zahm

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8aquq60qY0A Charlie Zahm sings Chester, one of the most popular songs at the time of the American War for Independence.

12 years ago

Last Time a Pope Resigned – The Western Schism

It has recently been announced that Pope Benedict will be resigning. Although this is unprecedented in recent years, it is…

12 years ago

New Discoveries about the HL Hunley

In the last few days scientists studying the wreck of the H. L. Hunley have announced a new discovery that…

12 years ago

An African’s View of the Slave Trade

In America we have many notions about the slave trade and it's purposes and evil. But are we right? We…

12 years ago

See Us at the SAICFF

Our episode on John Brown from Discerning History: Causes of the Civil War, has been selected as a semi-finalist at…

12 years ago

The Second Navajo campaign

During the time of the Civil War one of the most famous frontiersmen was Kit Carson. He left his home…

12 years ago

Slave Trade to Coolie Trade Video

We have just uploaded a new video! Learn the story of the ending of the slave trade in America, and…

12 years ago

Discerning History Christmas Videos

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-snOTOaYVXk http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UwLceKmO2Hc

12 years ago

History of Christmas Part 2: Charles Dickens to Christmas Trees

Explore the 19th century revival of Christmas through the writings of famous authors, and discover the possible roots of the…

12 years ago

New Video! History of Christmas: Rome to Reformation

What are the origins of Christmas? From Egypt, to Rome to England, you may be surprised at the roots of…

12 years ago