Article • February 12, 2009
Edmond Outlook covers Herbert W. Armstrong College archaeological dig under Israeli Dr. Eilat Mazar.
From the book: Raising the Ruins
Article • September 13, 2019
The complicated legacy of Zimbabwe’s first leader
Article • March 1, 2018
More troubling statistics for a nation already suffering one of the worst rates of fatherlessness
Article • April 18, 2018
A survey of 1,359 teachers finds that 96 percent have encountered children with mental problems.
Article • February 7, 2011
Hosni Mubarak and Shimon Peres both met him. The words he prophesied to them are suddenly turning into current-day reality.
From the book: The United States and Britain in Prophecy
Music for Life Radio Episode • December 23, 2019
In this special episode, we will hear the majority of a concert at Armstrong Auditorium given the Lomazov-Rackers Piano Duo on December 3, 2019.
Feature • September 19, 2018
Are we in the end time? Here are four specific indications the Bible tells us to watch for—that have already happened.
Article • November 4, 2011
The nation that was taken over by communism over three decades ago following a brutal war, did receive the true gospel message.
From the book: Raising the Ruins
Behind the Work Radio Episode • September 21, 2020
Enjoy the first segment of a new monthly series on Behind the Work: “Behind Armstrong College.”
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • December 11, 2020
Feature • July 1, 2018
Feature • February 1, 2008
A personal glimpse into the Herbert W. Armstrong College experience.
Article • August 3, 2011
Remembering a genuine legacy of peacemaking in the troubled Middle East
Article • July 13, 2018
Recent events in Germany ought to grip our attention!
Article • February 20, 2023
From the book: Autobiography of Herbert W. Armstrong
From the book: Autobiography of Herbert W. Armstrong
Feature • September 1, 2005
Article • November 22, 2022
Will the Council of Nicaea once again unify mainstream Christianity?
From the book: A Warm Friend of Israel
Article • March 7, 2008
British culture sustains a heavy assault from the person charged with protecting it.