It was April of 1789… and the first ever inaugural address by an American president was underway. Among other phrases that seem indecipherable to us today, George Washington referred to the “vicissitudes incident to life.” But what does THAT mean? Watch and listen as Dr. Mark Foley unpacks the legendary wisdom of the nation’s chief civil servant, explains what Washington was saying, and boils it all down to a very simple (but sometimes hard to follow) rule. Enjoy the latest episode of: In Other Words!
Procrastination
Got a nagging feeling you’re putting off something important? Procrastination. It’s more than just delaying tasks; sometimes it delays our...
Give Me Liberty, or Give Me Death
Watch Jimmy Yeary break down Patrick Henry’s famous “Give me liberty or give me death!” speech. Travel back to 1775, where...
The Inklings
Join Briley Crisafi for a captivating journey into the friendship and literary world of C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien. Discover the story behind...
The Making of a Songwriter
For some reason, I remember it being a Thursday. With lightning speed, my dad’s callused right hand landed on my face. I lifted my arms in a feeble...
4.9 Looking Forward
Andy prepares you for the culmination of The Guided Traveler Experience from an aquatic location.
Stewardship of Character
Watch and listen as the ASCAP Songwriter of the Century—Bill Gaither—shares his perspective on patience and stewardship of character…
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