Article • January 15, 2012


From the book: Autobiography of Herbert W. Armstrong


From the book: The United States and Britain in Prophecy



Article • April 8, 2024


From the book: The Key of David



Feature • August 1, 2003


Article • May 18, 2012

It’s fascinating history that has been almost entirely overlooked.


Feature • July 2, 2021


From the book: Unveiled at Last: The Royal Book of Revelation


Article • March 23, 2018

But what does belong is a new NATO naval headquarters.



Article • January 25, 2024


Article • July 27, 2011

The legacy of a special royal friendship


Article • January 17, 2014

Are you willing to go all the way for God?


Behind the Work Radio Episode • March 9, 2020

The late educator and theologian Herbert W. Armstrong’s successful business had suddenly collapsed—for the second time. To make things worse, his wife challenged him on the Sabbath, and a relative ridiculed him for not believing in evolution. Unlike most of us, Mr. Armstrong was actually willing to extensively prove all things—even if that meant 18-hour days of study for six months straight. To this day, we benefit from his passion for proving and teaching God’s truth.


Feature • May 22, 2019

The crisis killing one of America’s most beautiful cities


Article • June 26, 2017

Vital background information about the organization that has been spying on the United States



Article • April 20, 2026


Behind the Work Radio Episode • August 17, 2020

This is the Imperial Academy theme for the 2020 academic year. Listen to highlights from the Orientation lectures by Herbert W. Armstrong College chancellor Gerald Flurry, Armstrong president Stephen Flurry, and IA principal Wayne Turgeon. Understand the importance of vision in your life and in God’s Work.


Article • November 12, 2009

Why Nov. 9, 1989, was memorable, even to an 11-year-old on the bottom side of the planet.


Article • February 6, 2023

In the rubble of Turkey and far beyond, our world is full of suffering. Why?


Feature • January 29, 2025

The beginning of our civilization holds the key to solving our deadly problems today. Yet it is a mystery to the world.