Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • April 22, 2016
Understanding Judean Politics at the Passover
The Bible records real events that happened to real people—none more important than what happened to Jesus Christ on His final night as a human. In today’s program, Herbert W. Armstrong College history instructor Brent Nagtegaal looks at the events of the Passover in light of the political situation of Judea.
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • April 22, 2016
Understanding Judean Politics at the Passover
The Bible records real events that happened to real people—none more important than what happened to Jesus Christ on His final night as a human. In today’s program, Herbert W. Armstrong College history instructor Brent Nagtegaal looks at the events of the Passover in light of the political situation of Judea.
Key of David Program • June 5, 2026
The Infinitesimal Start of God’s Worldwide Work
Revelation 2 and 3 describe seven eras of God’s Church. The sixth era of the Church began in the small town of Eugene, Oregon. Appreciate the lessons Herbert W. Armstrong learned at the start of the Philadelphia era.
Key of David Program • October 25, 2019
Introduction to Mystery of the Ages
Before his death in 1986, Herbert W. Armstrong wrote what he called “the greatest book since the Bible.” Understand the Bible with Mr. Armstrong’s final and most important book.
Trumpet Daily Program • July 14, 2011
Judge by the Fruits
Anyone who ever followed the ministry of Herbert W. Armstrong over the course of his long and fruitful life has probably wondered: Where is God working today? You can know the answer to that question if, as Jesus instructed, you judge by the fruits.
Trumpet Daily Program • May 17, 2011
God Remembers Those Who Remember Him
What ever happened to the global humanitarian empire of Herbert W. Armstrong, one of the foremost religious leaders of the 20th century? On today’s program, we remember the legacy that so many have long since forgotten.
Key of David Program • October 31, 2008
Living Faith
When Herbert W. Armstrong died in 1986, he left an impressive worldwide work: The church he founded broadcast on over 400 television stations and published a newsmagazine for over 8 million subscribers. What truly distinguished these achievements was that they were built with living faith. What is living faith, and how can you obtain it?
Behind the Work Radio Episode • November 18, 2019
Life Advice from the End-Time Elijah
The late Worldwide Church of God founder Herbert W. Armstrong recorded life lessons for us in his Autobiography. Listen as host Grant Turgeon talks about Mr. Armstrong’s valuable experiences in self-education, resourcefulness on the job, learning the hard way, and more.
Behind the Work Radio Episode • August 10, 2020
Manly Meekness
Herbert W. Armstrong College chancellor Gerald Flurry gave an orientation lecture this morning about true leadership. God’s college and God’s Church are developing true leaders today. An often-misunderstood aspect of godly leadership is meekness.
From the book: The Epistle of James
Chapter 5: God Condemns the ‘Rich Men’
Article • July 20, 2023
Two in Five Young Adults Think Marriage Is Outdated
Article • August 27, 2021
Islamic State Affiliate Attacks Kabul Airport
A parting shot from the jihadists as America packs its bags
Article • September 19, 2019
As Spending Booms, Politicians Ignore the Debt
Democratic candidates shy away from one of America’s most dangerous problems.
From the book: The Wonderful World Tomorrow—What It Will Be Like
Chapter 3: The Cause of All World Troubles
Article • August 18, 2020
U.S. Deficit Expected to Double Previous Record
The numbers show a situation far worse than the 2008–2009 recession. America cannot avoid the consequences forever.
From the book: Mystery of the Ages
Author’s Statement
From the book: He Was Right
The Nazi Underground
From the book: Autobiography of Herbert W. Armstrong
Chapter 30: The World Tomorrow Broadcast Begins
Article • June 27, 2022
Migration Crisis Shows Britain Is Not Free From Europe
Article • August 11, 2020
Shooting Outside the White House
It is a very small snapshot of worse things to come.
Feature • April 1, 2016
Looking to Charlemagne
Major media outlets are starting to notice parallels between modern Europe and the Holy Roman Empire. Are these similarities to be celebrated? Check history.
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • March 22, 2016
The Historical Antiochus Epiphanes
The 11th chapter of Daniel contains one of the most dramatic and specific prophecies in the entire Bible. The prophecy is mainly concerned with two great powers—the king of the south and the king of the north in the original fulfillments and their latter-day types. In today’s program, Herbert W. Armstrong College history instructor Brent Nagtegaal discusses the life, character and personality of one of those historic kings—Antiochus Epiphanies.
Behind the Work Radio Episode • December 14, 2020
Interviewing the Agriculture Dept. Manager
The agriculture department on the Herbert W. Armstrong College campus in Edmond, Oklahoma, hired a new manager this past June. Learn about his background in working in the great outdoors, the projects he has worked on so far (including some fun side projects outside his department), department goals, an important department concern to pray about, and how God values agriculture. Join us for a fun and funny conversation!
Trumpet Daily Program • May 12, 2012
Be Urgent as God Is Urgent
With everyone’s eyes in Europe fixed on the new government that was recently elected in France, we have been focusing our attention on what is happening in Germany. As far back as the 1950s, Herbert W. Armstrong predicted that Germany would once again rise to dominate a united Europe. In this program, Stephen Flurry highlights the importance of being urgent in light of current events in Europe.
Trumpet Daily Program • January 29, 2020
What Is Next for Great Britain?
When the United Kingdom joined the European Community in 1973, Herbert W. Armstrong said Britain would look back on it as a “most tragically historic date—a date fraught with ominous potentialities!” Today, almost 50 years later, and after three-and-a-half years of contentious debates over how to leave, Britain is now out of the European Union. What’s next for Great Britain?
