Trumpet Hour: Mexico’s Leftist Revolution, the Selfish People of Uganda, a Massive Gate Uncovered in Israel, and More

• In Mexico, voters rejected the status quo in a landmark vote for a president who plans to take the country in a very different direction. The coming presidency of Andrés Manuel López Obrador has major implications for the future of Mexico—and for the country immediately to Mexico’s north, the United States.
• Liberals love the idea of the noble savage—the primitive person uncorrupted by civilization and inherently good. In the 1960s, an anthropologist lived for two years with a tribe in northern Uganda that demonstrated the opposite—and provided a stern warning about the direction society is going today.
• Archaeologists in Israel recently found an enormous gate to a city mentioned repeatedly in Scripture that may support the biblical account of King David.
• And I’ll share how my experience in summer camp as a teen helped change the direction of my heart.

Links

• Massive Gate Uncovered in Israel
  • WatchJerusalem.co.il
  • AUDIO: “Massive 3,000-Year-Old Gate Found at Potential Hometown of Absalom’s Mother”
  • AUDIO: “Digging Ancient Shiloh With Excavation Director Dr. Scott Stripling”