Presidents’ Day – George Washington’s Birthday – American Minute with Bill Federer

RELATED Carson Holloway – Father of His Country Jeffrey H. Anderson –Hijacking America’s Story  Robert F. Faulkner  – The First American Allen C. Guezlo – Lincoln In a New Light Christopher Caldwell – Reckoning with Reagan  Tevi Troy  – Presidential Library

Saturday Study and Sunday Sermon- “CIVIL” – 01/25 – 26/2026

I am praying that all my families, friends, and readers have not been overly impacted by the winter storm that has moved through the US. Here in my area of Mississippi, we had lots of rain, some freezing rain, and more rain, along with high winds and very cold temperatures. The outside temperature this morning … More Saturday Study and Sunday Sermon- “CIVIL” – 01/25 – 26/2026

Thursday Thoughts – 01/15/2026

TOPICS Americana, Christian Life, Culture/Society, Informed Citizenship {Govt & Politics}, Informed Patriotism, Prayer, Pro-Life, Military/Veterans, You Can’t Make This Up, and more. We hope you become informed readers and citizens based on both the Bible and our founding fathers: Acts 17:10-12, 2 Tim 2:14-16, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, and Thomas Paine Americana Religious Freedom Day: Jefferson Opposed Censorship; How Courts Twisted First Amendment … More Thursday Thoughts – 01/15/2026

Study – “Wall of Seperation”- 01/10/2026

The fictional wall separating “Church and state” became a real issue some 30 or 40 years ago. At that time, however, there was never any mention, nor do I believe a thought of separating American citizens. While we differed in our interpretation of Jefferson’s letter to the Danbury Church, we were still Americans and treated … More Study – “Wall of Seperation”- 01/10/2026

Labor Day, Railroad Strikes, Grover Cleveland, Eugene Debs, Socialist Party of America, Outsourcing {TEXT AND VIDEO} – American Minute with Bill Federer

Labor Day.  The history is a little more interesting than just picnics and hot dogs. To appreciate it, some background is necessary. At the time the United States was founded, most people were self-employed, working as either farmers or in trades, such as… CONTINUED @ SOURCE