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It was truly one of the most amazing events in all of our world history.  Do we know this today? If we know, do we really care? 

Maybe the not remembering, not caring today is why we are in trouble as a nation.

There's a lot of talk today of our rights as U.S. citizens.  But rights can only work if we have one other piece of the puzzle.  What is it?  Listen to this.

We all need to hear the true history stories of our nation, but what a better way to hear them?  The WWII Veterans telling their stories of war and what they lived through and why it made them stronger and better citizens.  We need to get their stories before the "Greatest Generation" have all left us.

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Walls are made of bricks because a brick is a powerful and strong material. But will a brick wall stand without something else to keep it together? 

No! No matter how strong the bricks are, the brick need something else - something called "mortar". It is the mortar that finishes the strengthening of a brick wall.

And it's the same thing in life. We can be strong as a brick, but to be strong enough to take on all the troubles  and challenges of life - we must have also the "mortar of life". 

What is the "Mortar of Life"? Take a listen.

What are we to do when our country is so busy working to help others from outside our country, while at the same time, not taking care of the needy in our own country.  That is wrong!

Here is a perfect example.

There is no doubt that America is a nation - the greatest in the world - perhaps the greatest ever.

But what happens if we are losing our greatness, and if we are how close are we from the end?

I have been around over 70 years in America and I love this nation with all my heart, but I am very concerned.  Why?  Because with each new event and happening and rule made in our nation, we look less and less like the America I love.

Listen to this:

Am I the only one who sees it, or did you also notice something about the Presidential Inauguration just didn't look right.

Is there anything that you feel strongly enough about that you would die for it?  A cause, a belief? 

 

Few of us today in America really know much of anything about sacrificing to the point of death, but there are stories in history that tell us amazing accounts of those who have suffered and died for a cause or belief.  One such story took place in 328 A.D. in a city high in the icy mountains of Armenia.

The story of an 8 year old boy who gets lost from his family at Christmas and to this day, believes the person who saved him was really an angel disguised as a policeman.  

Listen to the story and tell me what you think.