July 4, 1776 - July 4, 2026 Today all over America, the Fourth of July is celebrated. It has been celebrated for over 250 years, but this one particularly feels different. It is merely more than celebrating a birth of a nation. For today, we stand at the intersection of memory and warning, of gratitude and grief, of covenant ideals and cultural fracture. The flag we see today is not just fabric; it is a divine testimony of what has been built and what is now being tested. The