How throwing someone out of a window began the Hussite wars
In this second part of the story of the life of Jan Hus, hear how he grows in prominence, opposes…
The sun dawned slowly upon a grim scene. It was December 13, 1862. The rising sun painted the fog of…
Ranger Pete, at Fredericksburg Battlefield, gives us three factors to consider when we are evaluating decisions made during a Civil…
John Hus was an important Reformer in Bohemia, now the Czech Republic. Hear how God prepared the way through the…
We are happy to welcome Alex Lemaire of Metal Detector Planet with this story of a shipwreck filled with gold. - The Editor…
“Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen” (Hebrews 11:1). This month, we…
The USS Cairo was a Union ironclad during the American Civil War, and was the first ship sunk by a…
Dive into the story of Jan Hus and other very early Reformers, who brought worked to reform the Christian church…
We have read the sad news that Ed Bearss, the renown Civil War historian, died today at the age of…
A rescue ship drifted slowly toward a rocky coastline at “the end of the earth.” Long feared by sailors for…
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