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You should not miss today's story. It's one of my most powerful story presentations: the final words of President Thomas Jefferson.    Jefferson said "It is better for a man if he can to use the least amount of words and rather than feeling like you need to say two words, if one word is adequate, then use it.

I always am highly interested in a very rare story and my story today falls into that category.   It is the story of President Andrew Jackson when a foreigner came to Washington to assassinate him.    There are 4 different parts to this story which you will hear in my YAT for this weekend.   I would love any feedback you get from you.

Where were you on September 11, 2001? We all have a story, but what we must do is not just have the memory of the day, but have the reality of having something we must face.  With God's help, we can remember those who lost their lives, pray and have comfort for the families. God bless you,

We are going through a time in our nation where there are people who are focusing so hard on troubles that are affecting our country, that these people are talking down anything beneficial that is coming to us.   What I mean is this - in my life here on earth, I have had difficulties and troubles, but I have learned from my own experience that if the Lord is leading me, sometimes, the harder things turn out to be a good result.   My talk today is one such story.

My YAT for this week "The Hardest Time To Be Alive if you are Age 13.   Jerry Stewart

Question: Have you made yourself to believe that because you aren't some superstar at what you do that you don't have anything to offer in life to anyone?  The truth is this, we all have something to give and each of us is an important part of God's Plan for our country.  The story today is about doing. After you hear the story, pass it on and encourage others to never stop doing.

When I was a young boy up through High School, I liked to watch boxing - I even boxed  some myself.   But there was one crucial thought to keep close to myself - Be Prepared, and Don't Quit.   This story is about 1 American Cavalry that had one big problem - they had no horses to ride in their battle - they were horseless!   This story message?   When the fight is upon you, do not be just a watcher - Get in the Arena!

I've always loved studying how famous Inventions came to be.    Here are two such inventions - which one do you like the most?

This is a great story of how people can change and how the story of John Newton and how the song "Amazing Grace" came to be.   God bless you, Jerry Stewart

There is a lot of talk across our nation today about oil and all of the in and outs of the latest.   The story I am giving you today is a story you have never heard before and will teach us all about the real value of oil.

We have just finished an amazing celebration in America and it was so exciting to see people being great fans of America.  Now we are busy watching the news, and there are clearly many people in our country that are not in love with America as we wish.   But where does it start? It starts with us, in our own hearts. Take a listen to a number of these thoughts from our Founding Fathers that gave them the direction to keep striving to be a better example to others as how we should carry ourselves.   Don't stop praying, don't stop walking the right way.

Listen to this story about how Ben Franklin's Kite helped us win our Independence.

As you know, we are growing very close to the 4th of July and it is going to be quite the celebration. I have decided that for my July 4th program, I will be doing, each weekend, prior to the 4th of July, stories that are all related in my opinion to be the best American birth stories that talk about our character and our determination to fight for our freedom.   This weekend's YAT is a story that happened on Dodger Field in the mid 70's - what exactly happened when two men rushed onto the field to burn an American Flag right there on the field and everyone was stunned.    It is a powerful note to everyone that we would be willing to take on the most dangerous things we could face and do it because we love our country.

This story is about one person who was in harm's way and could have run, but acted in a courageous way instead. We should all learn from this story that you can be someone's hero even if you aren't doing something courageous. What would you do?

As we look back in U.S. History, it is hard to believe that we didn't have the most powerful military in the world.   But, we had men who were willing to fight because they believed in our freedom and they loved our America.   Let us never forget that freedom is not free and a great price has been paid.   God bless you, Jerry Stewart