Article • August 4, 2015
Building a United States of Europe
One of Herbert W. Armstrong’s most important predictions is being fulfilled before your eyes!
Article • December 9, 2009
Heralding the End of an Empire
For 20 years, the Trumpet has consistently forecast America’s fate.
Trumpet Bookshelf Radio Episode • June 8, 2018
Does God Exist?
This question is the fundamental starting point for the acquisition of all knowledge. Either a superior power created us and is in charge of us, or we are gods unto ourselves. In Does God Exist?, Herbert W. Armstrong thoroughly examines this crucial subject. Follow along as Grant Turgeon summarizes this booklet, a 13-page masterclass in logic.
Trumpet Bookshelf Radio Episode • June 15, 2018
The Proof of the Bible
As hard as Mr. Armstrong worked to prove the existence of God, one could argue that it was even more challenging for him to prove the authority of the Bible. Follow along as Grant Turgeon summarizes the late theologian Herbert W. Armstrong’s booklet The Proof of the Bible, and explains why only the Bible can be considered a totally accurate, authoritative, proof-positive religious textbook.
Trumpet Bookshelf Radio Episode • July 5, 2019
Mystery of the Two Trees
Toward the end of his life, Herbert W. Armstrong finally grasped the fundamental truth of the Bible: the two trees. Listen as host Grant Turgeon covers the Philadelphia Church of God booklet Mystery of the Two Trees and explains how this subject is both simple and deep, historical and futuristic, foundational and fruitful. Everything in the world today, good or evil, can be understood by studying the two trees.
Behind the Work Radio Episode • March 29, 2021
Behind Robbers Cave
Robbers Cave State Park in southeastern Oklahoma is the site of much momentous Philadelphia Church of God history. Each year, Herbert W. Armstrong College students and faculty enjoy a Robbers Cave break before the spring holy days—even when the break doesn’t take place at Robbers Cave. Learn what this year’s unique Robbers Cave break, held on campus instead, was like.
Philadelphia Trumpet
June 2002: First Military Victim of World War III
What has happened in former Yugoslavia over the past decade reaches far beyond the boundaries of that region.It is so shocking that the nations of this world would be paralyzed with fear if they truly understood! Shamefully, America is its chief architect. Herbert W. Armstrong prophesied of this unparalleled disaster for over 50 years.
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 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.
Key of David Program • January 1, 2010
Raising the Ruins
What happened to the global humanitarian empire of Herbert W. Armstrong, one of the foremost religious leaders of the 20th century? This special Key of David program discusses the doctrinal hijacking and spiritual destruction of the Worldwide Church of God after the death of its founder. Also, watch personal interviews with Stephen Flurry, author of the book Raising the Ruins.
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?
Behind the Work Radio Episode • February 24, 2020
Live to Give
The late theologian and educator Herbert W. Armstrong faced a lot of trials in his younger years as God humbled him and brought him to conversion. When his advertising business collapsed, he directed his energies into helping his brother-in-law with a speech competition, then got back to work as a true salesman—benefitting all sides.
Feature • January 1, 2008
War, Peace and Religion
Religion is becoming the most powerful force in international relations.
Feature • April 1, 2009
© Philadelphia Church of God, Part Two
In his book Raising the Ruins, available in bookstores, Trumpet executive editor Stephen Flurry exposes the reality of what happened to the Worldwide Church of God. Here is part two of the 23rd chapter.
From the book: Child Rearing With Vision
Introduction
Article • November 17, 2012
EU Reaches Out to Latin America for Economic Help
Feature • July 1, 2004
The Defining Moment Approaches
Soon—once and for all—the divisive issue of Britain’s role in the EU will be decided conclusively. And here is the ultimate outcome of that decision—foretold to you right now!
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • January 30, 2018
Interview With Dr. Eilat Mazar
On a brief trip to Jerusalem, I was able to tour the current excavation on the Ophel, visit with Herbert W. Armstrong College student volunteers, and interview archaeologist Dr. Eilat Mazar.
Trumpet Bookshelf Radio Episode • July 31, 2020
He Was Right … About Failed Peace Efforts!
In April 1945, Herbert W. Armstrong attended the first United Nations conference in San Francisco. After just the first day of meetings, he guaranteed this hopeful endeavor would utterly fail to bring peace to mankind. Seventy-five years of UN failure prove he was right. But how could he have known?
Behind the Work Radio Episode • August 18, 2025
The Austere Year
The late Herbert W. Armstrong led God’s Work through an “austere year” in 1963—a year of measured, controlled growth that didn’t plunge the Work into debt. We all can take lessons from this austere year—how to measure ourselves for past and present growth while setting reasonable goals for future growth.
Key of David Program • September 30, 2012
The Way of Peace Momentarily Restored
In 1977 Egyptian President Anwar Sadat spoke at the Israeli Knesset. Mr. Sadat brought a message of peace. Herbert W. Armstrong worked with Mr. Sadat to try to bring peace to the Middle East. Their efforts were prophesied in your Bible. Soon the entire Earth will be truly at peace!
Behind the Work Radio Episode • May 20, 2019
To the Class of 2019
Thirty-two Herbert W. Armstrong College students graduated yesterday. Listen as host Grant Turgeon encourages them to continue living the abundant, hectic, disciplined, scheduled, busy, regimented life that leads to true and lasting freedom.
The Key of David Radio Episode • November 18, 2022
Our Special History With Israel
He was a humanitarian, educator and leader. Heads of state around the world called him an unofficial ambassador for world peace. His name was Herbert W. Armstrong. His legacy and special history with the tiny nation of Israel continue today.
Behind the Work Radio Episode • August 11, 2025
Soar as Never Before
Today is the 16-year anniversary of Swans in Flight moving to the Herbert W. Armstrong College campus in Edmond, Oklahoma. This majestic sculpture bears great significance to supporters of God’s Work.
