Feature • July 1, 2010


Article • July 7, 2017

The ouster of Cardinal Gerhard Müller sends a message that there is only one center of power in the Vatican.


Article • December 25, 2018

Two emerging superpowers prepare for World War iii.


Article • April 2, 2021

America’s enemies are teaming up with each other.





Article • September 8, 2010


Article • September 12, 2011

Radical Islam’s fierce hatred for Christianity is infuriating an institution that has historically been Islam’s greatest enemy: the Roman Catholic Church.


Article • May 8, 2008

One fungus could bring famine for years to come.






Key of David Program • February 21, 2025

Germany has risen from the ashes of World War II to dominate Europe. But to resurrect the Holy Roman Empire and become a real global superpower, Germany needs a strong leader—a new Charlemagne. Prove that Germany is now seeking a new Charlemagne that will provoke world war.


Let the Stones Speak Radio Episode • May 29, 2026

Brand-new archeological evidence he discovered at Tel ‘Eton in southern Israel supports the biblical case for King Hezekiah’s reform. On today’s program, host Brent Nagtegaal explains the new evidence in the context of the biblical narrative.


Key of David Program • May 15, 2020

Under President Donald Trump, the United States is holding China accountable more than ever before. How will this budding rivalry end?


Article • November 12, 2012

A generation fades from the scene, and the English-speaking nations repeat the mistakes of the past—in a nuclear age!


Article • June 16, 2008

As South America unifies, it is increasingly looking to Europe rather than the United States.


Feature • July 1, 2015

The world is entering a new economic era—one that won’t be defined by America.


Article • July 31, 2009

Guess who’s pulling the strings in Baghdad?


Article • January 25, 2019

U.S. trade protectionism pushes China and Germany toward a brief economic alliance.




Article • November 5, 2012

The Union’s key decisions are now being made in Berlin.