Executive Editor

Stephen Flurry

No rules, no law—no problems?

It takes intense effort on our part to obey God, but it can’t be done by human effort alone.

It’s one of the most practical ways you can help God’s work.

One of the great lessons true Christians are reminded of often during their study of God’s Word is that we must diligently work to remove sin from our lives and replace it with God’s character and nature. If we are to become a part of God’s family and receive the gift of eternal life, we must prove our obedience here and now by getting the sin out of our lives! This is our part in God’s plan.

Despite the avalanche of scandals that have pounded his administration in recent months, President Barack Obama’s radical transformation of America forges ahead.

On May 8, three highly respected State Department officials who were in Libya at the time the U.S. consulate in Benghazi was attacked on September 11 testified under oath before a House committee in Washington. Based on their sworn testimony, U.S. officials in Benghazi on that fateful night knew it was a terrorist attack from the start. But these requests for Washington to send help were rejected—basically because the White House would not accept the fact that what happened in Benghazi had been a premeditated act of terrorism.

Use God’s Word to reshape the way you think and live.

This summer, 15 of our students from Herbert W. Armstrong College have been working here in Jerusalem on the excavation at the Ophel. This particular phase of digging will wrap up over the next couple weeks—and Dr. Eilat Mazar hopes to begin the third and final phase of the Ophel dig some time in early 2014. For the past twenty or thirty years, Dr. Mazar has probably done more than any other archaeologist to shape the way the world thinks about ancient Jerusalem and the man who established this city—King David. And she’s done that by letting the Bible serve as her guidebook.

By understanding Psalm 83 and Daniel 11, we can look beyond the current chaos in Syria and know how this bloody conflict will end.

An annual Jewish observance commemorates the destruction of the first and second temples. Why did God allow the first and second temples to be destroyed?

A lesson we can learn from the father of the faithful

As we’ve said so many times, keep your eyes on Jerusalem! But first you might want to think about the world at large.

As we’ve said so many times, keep your eyes on Jerusalem! But first you might want to think about the world at large.

It starts with understanding what’s behind the pervasive spirit of hopelessness and frustration.

People deceive themselves by thinking it is the same today as it has always been.

The simplest, most practical definition of God’s way of life

A ‘kind of madness’ we haven’t seen in a long time.

As a man thinks in his heart, so is he.

More than ever, our sons need a masculine example to look to. Here is the best.

A look back at Egypt’s shockingly rapid transformation into a radical Islamist state

Had Saul obeyed, what a difference it would have made.

Israel’s enemy is not primitive—and not alone.

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