In times like these, we all need a word of encouragement. From pastor and best-selling author Max

Lukato comes the Max Lucato encouraging Word podcast with over 40 years of ministry and more than

145 million books sold in 50 languages. Max shares the greatest story ever told, the living

savior who brings hope for a lifetime through rich, biblical insight, heartfelt storytelling.

You'll be reminded that God is always near, always for you, and always in you.

Listen to the Max Lucato encouraging Word podcast, where hope meets your day.

Subscribe now wherever you get your podcast. Hey, everyone out there. I have a really fun announcement today.

As you know, we are members of the Salem Web Network's Parthenon Podcast Network.

Today I have a preview episode from fellow network member, Professor James, early of the Key Battles of American History Podcast.

If you listen to any of my podcasts, you will know James very well.

He is a many-time guest of the history of the papacy

beyond the big screen, and he's an old personal friend, too. In this preview clip of Key Battles

of American History, James and his co-host, Sean McIver, show us how the roots of World War II in Europe lie within the first World War.

In 1919, the Treaty of Versailles formally ended the war between Germany and the Western allies,

but the geopolitical situation it created was far from stable. Ten years later, the Great Depression made things even worse.

In this episode, preview from Key Battles of American History, which is their first

in their World War II in Europe series, James and Sean discussed the unsettled state

of Europe between 1918 and 1930 and the gradual

fracturing of the uneasy piece that it enjoyed.

Enjoy this preview and then make sure you go over and subscribe to Key Battles of American

History on Apple Podcast or your podcatcher of choice.

Links to find out how to subscribe are in the show notes, and I will see you next time.

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