Article • July 15, 2009
Something 92 Percent of Americans Agree On
Divided on most everything else, we’re almost unanimous on this point. Perhaps we can learn something from that.
Article • December 17, 2007
Family Life Is Selfless
Whether you’re a youth, single, married, divorced or widowed, you deeply need to understand what makes family relationships so unique, so challenging, and so richly rewarding!
From the book: The Administration of the Spirit
Chapter 3: The Spirit of God’s Law
From the book: The True History of God’s True Church
Chapter 9: Philadelphia’s Open Door
Article • December 6, 2010
The Great Wiki Non-Leak
In all the hoopla surrounding the WikiLeak scandal, one so-called leaked story has in fact had more public exposure over the last 70 years than all the others put together.
Article • April 9, 2010
Did the Kremlin Overthrow a U.S. Ally?
Moscow reasserts its influence in another former Soviet state.
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • October 30, 2015
Building God’s Work Through Radio
On Oct. 9, 1933, Herbert W. Armstrong had his first experience broadcasting over the radio. It was on a small 100-watt station in Eugene, Oregon. From this small beginning, a great, powerful work of preaching the gospel message around the world began. As Mr. Armstrong’s use of the radio grew, so did the Church and the work as a whole. By the late 1950s, the World Tomorrow program was being broadcast worldwide on 5 million watts of radio power each week. On his special 100th episode of the Trumpet Daily Radio Show, Stephen Flurry explores the rich history of the gospel message being broadcast to the world over radio.
Behind the Work Radio Episode • May 24, 2021
Movie Binge?
Summer is a time for education, not for sleeping until noon and bingeing movies. Five years before God called Herbert W. Armstrong, He warned Mr. Armstrong to stop watching so many movies. Learn how this subject relates directly to God’s Work.
Feature • December 1, 1999
A Better World Is Near
Article • May 10, 2013
Federal Europe Coming ‘Sooner Than We Might Think’
European Commission president pushes for ‘intensified political union.’
Feature • June 1, 2007
The Missing Dimension in Sex
Article • January 3, 2008
Back to the Future?
Predicting the future is becoming unfashionable in an increasingly unpredictable world.
Article • April 16, 2021
Heimatschutz: Nazi Propaganda Terminology Returns to Germany
Feature • September 1, 2014
Education That Transcends America, History and Time Itself!
Modern education is plagued by failures it will not admit. There is an inspiring and hope-filled alternative!
Article • February 4, 2011
Hosni Mubarak Sealed His Fate in 1981
As Herbert W. Armstrong told the Egyptian president early on, only God can establish a just and lasting peace.
Behind the Work Radio Episode • March 18, 2019
Personal Appearance Campaigns—European Edition
Following a 12-3 a.m. security shift on the Herbert W. Armstrong College campus in Edmond, Oklahoma, this past Sunday, tired host Grant Turgeon speaks about the history of personal appearance campaigns in Europe and tells a funny story about one of the campaign experiences of the late Herbert W. Armstrong.
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • June 20, 2019
America’s Appetite for History: If Only Our Educators Would Feed It
Article • September 11, 2018
Shocking Rise in Self-harm Among 14-Year-Old Girls
Statistics that foretell the demise of our nations
Article • April 23, 2020
Marriages in Britain at Record Low
Is traditional marriage becoming a thing of the past?
Article • August 30, 2016
Did Decriminalizing Marijuana Cause a Heroin Epidemic?
Article • June 18, 2019
Everyone Has It In for the Dollar
Article • July 11, 2012
Teddy’s friend
Article • September 14, 2020
German Weapons Manufacturer’s Nazi Past Exposed
The same man who led one of Hitler’s concentration camps led Germany’s weapons industry after World War ii.
Article • February 29, 2008
God’s Sacred Calendar (Part One)
Did God inspire and preserve His sacred calendar through the Jews, or is the Hebrew calendar merely the work of carnal men?
