Showing posts with label U.S. History. Show all posts
Showing posts with label U.S. History. Show all posts

Monday, April 28, 2014

A Country Based on Prayer



April 26, 1607 was the First Landing of the settlers who came from England to establish the first permanent English settlement in Jamestown, Virginia.

The charter of the monarchy said they were to pray whenever they came to land.

This cross is the monument to mark both.

If you ever hear the United States of America is not a Christian nation, or think it yourself, think again. The first thing we did was pray here, on this land, at Cape Henry on their way to Jamestown.

May that be said of us today. May the first and last thing we do all day and night is pray.

Side-Note: This is quite close to me, for three of my ancestors came with this voyage in 1607.



The base of the cross.

(Image credit: Stacy Duplease April 26, 2014 at Cape Henry.)

Updated on Apr/29/2014 at 1053 a.m.


Tuesday, December 31, 2013

Book Description



Book Description


Are you American?
Are you a Christian?
Do you consider yourself a patriot?
Do you support the U.S. military?
Do you want to know more about the history of our great nation?
Do you want to know how the history of the USA impacts us today and in our current events?
Do you want to know what stance to take on the current events of today?
Is the United States of America a Christian Nation? Was she founded to be one?
This is a Devotional Bible Study to help us explore the history of the USA, the first English permanent settlement, and its founding through today. It’s also meant to bring you closer to the Lord and His Word as we study these and discuss these things. It will be a several volume series.

The purpose of this series is to help us take a proper biblical stand regarding the current events of today, because we have studied our Bibles and our American History in order to do so. We will go to the original sources, and not look at what others say. We will form our own evaluated and knowledgeable opinions and stances on things.