Today in History - June 25

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1530: The Augsburg Confession where Germany's Protestant princes force Holy Roman Emperor Charles IV to hear their Confession of Faith (Source)

Recommended sermons and podcasts:

The Augsburg Confession 1530, by Matthew McMahon
The Augsburg Confession, by Dr. Peter Lillback [Text: Romans 1:16,17]
Signing of the Augsburg Accord on Justification, by Dr. James White

1938: Federal minimum wage law guarantees workers 25 cents per hour (rising to 40 cents an hour in 1940) and a 44-hour maximum workweek (Source)

Recommended sermons and podcasts:

Should the Government Raise the Minimum Wage? by Pastor Sean E. Harris (2014)
The Divine Minimum Wage, by Doug Schlegel

Recommended reading:

Revenues Grow But Spending Grows Even Faster, and Deficits Explodes