Trumpet Hour: Defeat for Erdoğan, Lessons From King Jeroboam II, How LGBT Became Mainstream, and More

• In elections this past Sunday for mayor of Istanbul, the political party of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan was dealt a major blow. It appears the Turkish people are reasserting themselves against their president’s undemocratic strongman tendencies. We take a look at how this result may fulfill prophecy.
• The Trumpet’s editor in chief has described United States President Donald Trump as a modern-day antitype to the ancient King Jeroboam II of Israel. We discuss that ancient history and why it is so relevant today.
• Friday marks 50 years since the Stonewall Riots, considered the start of the LGBT movement. We examine how this activist movement has been able to reshape society so quickly.
• And we conclude by answering an important question that many people are confused about: WHAT IS SIN?

Links

• [2:22] Defeat for Erdoğan (16 minutes)
• “Why Turkey Matters”
• [18:21] Lessons From King Jeroboam II (12 minutes)
• “Can Donald Trump Get Control of His Divided Government?”
• “The King Who Saved Israel Temporarily”
• [31:06] How LGBT Became Mainstream (17 minutes)
• Redefining Family
• [47:53] LAST WORD: What Is Sin? (8 minutes)
• “What Is Sin?”
• The Ten Commandments