Independence, Barbary Pirates, War of 1812 (Part 2)

America Why I Love Her So

Join Southwest Radio and Watchman on the Wall with Jon Ruetz as he talks about this CD by John Wayne. His patriotic spirit will be stirred when you hear the Duke recite these poems about America. John Wayne reads Mitchum’s poetry with backing from an orchestra and choir. Wayne added that he hoped the album would cause “a little bit of rapport between everybody in our country.” To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/686/29?v=20251111

Independence, Barbary Pirates, War of 1812 (Part 2)

Dr. Federer concludes by moving forward to the fight for independence in Philadelphia and the Continental Congress – and the faith of our founding fathers, including numerous instances of faithful direction and publications from Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson and others seeking political and religious freedom from King George and "Mother" England.In this part 2 program, we talk about more wars were to come, more prayers were prayed, Dr. Federer reveals, with president after president calling for days of prayer and fasting when battles, like the Battle of Lake Erie, looked like they would be lost. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/686/29?v=20251111

Miracles in American History-Revolutionary War (Part 1)

The American soldiers and the general (George Washington) of the American Revolution were also Christian, praying people, Dr. Federer reminds us. And men were not the only people on the battlefield. Dr. Federer notes that 500 American women died on the battlefield for our freedom from England, including "Molly Pitcher," who not only gave water to the soldiers but also took her husband’s place at the cannon when he was felled. God was on the side of the Americans, as prayer after prayer was answered and impossible battles won. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/686/29?v=20251111

George Washington (Part 2)

Join Southwest Radio and Watchman on the Walls host Larry Spargimino with Scott Eash for part 2. One of the most remarkable events in Washington's life that showed the virtue of his character? Most historians agree that when Washington resigned from the military and went home to farming. He was very popular with the general population and the military. A man of lesser character would have pronounced himself king and would have become one more tyrant. Washington had a number of between-the-eyes aphorisms. One showed Washington's belief in the importance of leadership. "A pack of jackasses led by a lion is superior to a pack of lions led by a jackass." To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/686/29?v=20251111

George Washington (Part 1)

Join Southwest Radio and Watchman on the Walls host Larry Spargimino with Scott Eash as they discuss whether it is true that Washington stopped taking communion later in life. Scott said yes, but it was temporary. Washington was a member of the Church of England (Anglican/Episcopalian), and the Head of the Church of England was King George--Washington's adversary. As a devout Christian, it took him time to process that. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/686/29?v=20251111