The Key of David

The Key of David

Presenter Gerald Flurry discusses world events in the light of end-time Bible prophecy. This is the audio format for his Key of David television program. The Key of David emulates the tradition and format, as well as the depth, of the late Herbert W. Armstrong’s telecast, The World Tomorrow, one of the most popular religious programs of its time.

You can watch videos of all The Key of David programs on its website or at The Key of David's YouTube channel.


25 years ago, the 9/11 terrorist attack shocked America and the world. Understand how this tragic event revealed the terrible urgency of our times.

America’s founding fathers valued education and understanding history. But in this new age of artificial intelligence, historical memory is fast dying out. Understand how you should respond to this historic crisis.

Bible prophecy predicted that America would lack strong male leaders in the end time. Recognize the cause of this societal decline and how it could be reversed.

The Bible promises remarkable blessings “to him who overcomes.” But who or what are we supposed to overcome? Discover the truth about your greatest adversary.

The book America Under Attack described a nation being torn apart from the inside. Now that America is experiencing a temporary resurgence, is this book still relevant? Discover what Bible prophecy indicates for America’s near future.

What does it mean to be a successful person? Recognize the foundational key to achieving success.

What is the gospel of Jesus Christ? Are you sure you know? Discover what the Bible teaches about the gospel message the Son of God brought to the Earth.

What does it mean to be a truly converted individual? Understand what the Bible teaches about true and false conversion.

Herbert W. Armstrong’s early ministry highlights the importance of laying a strong foundation of prayer. Understand how to make a daily pilgrimage to God’s throne room through your personal prayer life.

Is it possible to make America great again? Recognize the crucial lessons we must learn from 250 years of American history.