Executive Editor

Stephen Flurry

Asa began as a righteous king in Judah’s history who was at first on fire for God. He brought Judah out of religious confusion and purged its cities of lawlessness and idolatry. But toward the end of his life, he drifted far from God. Have you ever got off to a strong, eager start but then, after time, found yourself slowing down? In this program, Stephen Flurry examines how to keep your spiritual fire burning.

Many years ago, the author Bruce Barton called the Bible “The Book Nobody Knows.” This lack of understanding is why there are so many different religions today. How can you make sense of your Bible? In this program, Stephen Flurry examines four key principles to help you better understand your Bible.

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After nine years, 4,500 American lives and a price tag of $800 billion, Washington officially ended the U.S. military mission in Iraq.

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The more we study and learn about our universe, the stronger the evidence becomes of an absolutely remarkable truth: There is an Author of the cosmos. And He intended for us to be able to study the stars to help us come to know more about Him—and His awesome purpose for mankind!

One of the most important keys to understanding prophecy is knowing that it is dual. A theme of duality runs throughout the Bible. Get to know this key of duality and Bible prophecy will come alive for you.

Herbert W. Armstrong died with his mind on reaching the largest audience possible with a message of hope—a commission his successors were dead-set against. They stopped the work and ruined everything God had given Mr. Armstrong for the work. But God responded by gradually raising the work right back up. Where can you find that work today? As Christ said, “by their fruits ye shall know them.”

This past decade, the United States has seen economic disaster, a dearth of leadership, and a loss of influence on the world scene. We no longer fight wars in order to win them—instead we occupy, trying to win over our enemies by appeasing them and then withdrawing after the plans begin to break down. Where is it all heading?

In addition to the many prophesied events now coming to pass on the world scene, there is another, even more practical explanation for why we know Jesus Christ is about to return to this Earth and usher in an era of universal peace and prosperity. It is because of a 7,000-year plan God outlined at the very beginning of man’s existence.

They which lead you cause you to err.

Currently, Germany and France are exploring radical ways to strengthen the crumbling economy in Europe—possibly even forming an agreement between a core of 8-10 eurozone countries. Anyone familiar with Herbert W. Armstrong’s ministry knows that the idea of a smaller union within Europe—one with Germany at the top and consisting of 10 nations—is not new. It’s actually described in great detail on many pages in your Bible!

Ninety percent of Bible prophecy is for this end time today. However, there is only a small number of people today who really understand Bible prophecy. God says in the Bible that we should prove all things. In order to do that, we must know and understand Bible prophecy.

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?

Through the Apostle Peter, Jesus Christ commanded true Christians to repent and to be baptized. Therefore, it’s crucial that we understand what the Bible says about baptism. Today we go on location to the ancient remains of the Roman seaport of Caesarea, where Peter first delivered the gospel message to the Gentile people and baptized a man named Cornelius.

Throughout history, mankind has continually rebelled against God. Abraham, on the other hand, followed God with unquestioning obedience. As a result, God promised to make a great, vast nation out of Abraham’s descendants.

It’s easy to cry out to God for intervention and help during a time of trial or test. But do we return to our knees for prayers of thanksgiving and appreciation when God does provide? Few people today have ever really learned to appreciate all that they have. It is time we realized how blessed we are and give God thanks!

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