Sightline Sanity with Michelle Tafoya.

The legendary Jerry Baker of the Wall Street Journal.

That period of 1970s was a period of real internal division.

Disassonations, terrorism, tens of thousands of Americans dying in Vietnam.

Worse than the situation we find ourselves in today,

but America did come through that bit of luck, good leadership,

and an understanding of the real virtues of America.

Sightline Sanity at Salem Podcast Network dot com.

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Folks, welcome to the program.

As you know, I'm a fan of biographies.

It's not only because I've written three biographies.

It's because I think it's an amazing way to communicate all kinds of things

through the life of someone.

I'm holding in my hand a book.

It's called Mother of Modern Evangelicalism.

The life and legacy of Henrietta Mears.

Have you heard of Henrietta Mears?

I can hear you.

I'll take that as a, you've maybe heard of her, but you don't know about her.

Henrietta Mears is a name that I have heard.

I know almost nothing about her.

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