The Power of One
History books remember kings and presidents. They remember conquerors, dictators and great generals Presidents declare war. Prime ministers rally nations. Their decisions reshape maps, topple governments, and alter the course of civilization.
But sometimes the fate of thousands—even millions—t…
From Wonder Woman to Box Office Flop: The Hidden Factors Behind Gal Gadot’s Decline
Most movie franchises are losing money, but some actors keep defying the odds—until you look at the data. Gal Gadot, the iconic Wonder Woman, is actually a movie killer, with a low box office multiplier across her entire catalog. Despite her worldwide recognition and striking looks, her films rarel…
How one person saved over 2,000 children from the Nazis - Iseult Gillespie
Get to know the story of Irena Sendler, a social worker who saved over 2,000 Jewish children from the Warsaw Ghetto during WWII.--In 1943, Irena Sendler and Janina Grabowska froze when they heard Gestapo pounding on the front door. Knowing she was minutes from arrest, Irena tossed Janina her most d…
What’s In A Name
In occupied Warsaw, Irena Sendler — working under the alias "Jolanta" — turned social-work skills and fragile bureaucratic access into a life-saving rescue network for Jewish children. This episode examines the logistics of rescue: forged papers, false identities, convents and orphanages, coded lis…
A Jar of Names Instead of a Grave
Here's a paradox that won't let go. Two thousand five hundred names — and Irena Sendler herself never once spoke that number. It doesn't appear in her own writings. It's the tally of an entire underground network, one where she was the central thread, but never the only one.
A story like this — ab…
Irena Sendler: Saved Children at Great Personal Risk During WWII
During the Nazi occupation of Poland, social worker Irena Sendler became part of an underground network helping Jews survive the Holocaust. Working inside and around the Warsaw Ghetto, she helped smuggle Jewish children to safety, arrange hiding places and preserve records of their real identities.…
96 - WHAT 9/11 TEACHES AMERICANS TODAY *Special 25th Anniversary Tribute*
Twenty-five years ago, on September 11, 2001, something happened to America that I hope we never forget.
Firefighters and police ran into danger trying to save lives.
Flight attendants and passengers fought terrorists with nothing but their bare hands.
Americans lined up to give blood.
…
Sermon Devotional - September 20, 2026
## A Typewriter Faith for a Touchscreen World Imagine a time when merely owning a typewriter could be an act of defiance, punishable by death. During World War II, in Nazi-occupied Poland, typewriters were outlawed because they enabled the creation of documents beyond official control. Yet, in the …
An Indelible Mark - September 24, 2026
Rest in God's peace, acknowledging your own inherent worth. Some actions of faith leave an indelible mark, shaping history and inspiring generations. The story of Irena Sendler reminds us that living out our faith can require immense courage, sometimes even defying what is easy or expected, to prot…
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