America Pays a Horrific Price for ‘Liberating’ Egypt and Libya
Radical Islam coordinates attacks in Cairo and Benghazi on the anniversary of 9/11.
What We Said About the ‘New and Democratic Libya’
It would be a thousand times worse.
Why the Democrats Abandoned God and Israel
Recently, the Democratic Party in America was bombarded with criticism for removing God from its party platform—and for its failure to mention Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. The Democratic National Committee quickly reinstated both back into the party platform, but not without controversy. Where does this godless, anti-Israel spirit coming from?
The Vital Key to Understanding Prophecy
From beginning to end, the Bible is essentially a book about Israel. Most people don’t understand why God focuses so much attention on both the physical and spiritual Israelites. To understand much of the Bible and its prophecies, we must understand who physical and spiritual Israel are today.
You Can Conquer Discouragement
Jesus said in John 10, “I am come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly.” So why, then, are there so few on Earth today who are truly happy and who seem to really enjoy life? Why is there so much discouragement, despondency and frustration?
The Armstrong-Mazar Bridge
Since 2006, Armstrong College has provided volunteers for Dr. Eilat Mazar to help excavate in Jerusalem—at the City of David from ’06 to ’09, and on the Ophel from 2009 to today. This relationship between the namesake of our college and the Mazar family actually goes back more than four decades.
The Boy Who Became King
Why it’s important for children to use their time wisely.
Putting the Solomonic Era ‘On the Map’
Student volunteers from Herbert W. Armstrong College begin work on the second phase of Eilat Mazar’s Ophel Excavation.
Iran Shuns Hamas
The only Palestinian leader invited to NAM conference is Mahmoud Abbas, Tehran says.
The Real Jesus
When most people think of Jesus Christ today, they immediately think of a pale and timid long-haired man with a womanish figure. But did you know that these erroneous depictions of Christ look nothing like the Jesus described in your Bible?
An Ode to Ireland
Early August in Israel is a popular time for vacationing and holidays, with various shows and festivals occurring all over the nation. In this special presentation, the TD crew follows Yair Werdyger’s “Magic of Ireland” as it performs in different spots around Israel.
When Push Comes to Shove
What will be the end result of Iran’s “pushy” foreign policy?
Saul, Jonathan and the Boy Who Would Be King
The Bible says King David was a man after God’s own heart—one who fulfilled all of God’s will. David wasn’t perfect, but he knew how to repent once confronted with his sins. In this program, Stephen Flurry reviews how David learned from his mistakes and looked to God for guidance and deliverance.
The Work of Elijah
Why is there so much confusion in religion about the prophesied end-time Elijah? Many know that in the first century, John the Baptist came in the spirit and power of Elijah. But he was only a type of one to come in this end time.
About Those WMD in Syria
Why isn’t the media curious about where they came from?
Keep Your Eyes on Christ
The Sea of Galilee can be considered the most famous body of water in the world—at least in the world of Bible history. It was here that Peter was able to walk on water, as long as he kept his eyes on Christ. In this program, Stephen Flurry covers how looking to Jesus Christ will give us the ability and strength we need to overcome.
God’s Family in Caesarea
When you walk through the ruins of what used to be the Roman city of Caesarea, you can sense that during the days of Jesus Christ and the first century Church, this city must have been one of the most splendid and modern harbor towns in all the world. In this program Stephen Flurry recounts the history of the first century Church in Caesarea.
The Heart to Obey
Had Saul obeyed, what a difference it would have made.
And David Ran!
Over 3,000 years ago, the Philistines sent their champion warrior out into the Valley of Elah to taunt the armies of Israel day after day. It was a time when Israel needed a courageous leader to step forward and fight for God. But of all the best-trained warriors in Israel, none would stand up and fight this giant. In this program, Stephen Flurry recounts the history of David and Goliath and the epic battle in the Valley of Elah.
