Article • December 27, 2010
Germanic-influenced right-wing movements connect with America.
Feature • October 1, 2013
Article • February 24, 2023
Why does everything in Canada seem broken?
Article • February 17, 2017
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Article • October 9, 2009
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Article • August 27, 2021
A parting shot from the jihadists as America packs its bags
Article • September 19, 2023
Article • December 2, 2020
From the book: The Way of Peace Restored Momentarily
Feature • February 14, 2025
The curses hitting California give warning of far worse to come nationwide—unless we learn our lesson.
Feature • July 29, 2019
The past, present and future of this city holds a hope-filled perspective you need.
Article • February 7, 2017
The world has always questioned truth and has rarely recognized it.
Feature • December 16, 2025
What Herbert W. Armstrong foretold is coming to pass. What will you do about it?
From the book: Autobiography of Herbert W. Armstrong
Article • July 1, 2025
The resurgence of patriotism must be founded on Canada’s real identity.
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Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • October 5, 2016
The archbishop of Canterbury is meeting with Pope Francis in Rome today to celebrate unity within Christianity. The two will say prayers together for the first time since England’s break with Rome 500 years ago. As far back as the early 1930s, Herbert W. Armstrong prophesied of a coming unity between Catholics, Protestants and Orthodoxians. He predicted that the pope would act as a unifier to bring the European nations together. On today’s show, Stephen Flurry explains where Bible prophecy says these recent trends in the mainstream Christian world are leading.
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • September 7, 2016
Seventy years ago, when Germany was in rubble after World War ii, Herbert W. Armstrong boldly proclaimed that it would rise up to lead and dominate a European military power. Most people scoffed at that predication, but now it is happening. After decades of reliance on the United States and nato, the members of the European Union are pushing hard to form their own military force. For more about the latest developments on the European military project and where this will lead Europe, listen to today’s Trumpet Daily Radio Show.
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • November 7, 2016
Herbert W. Armstrong used to say that there are only two ways of life: The give way and the get way. God’s way—the way of love—is the way of give. It is critical that we evaluate our actions to determine which way we are choosing to live. What do we do with what we’ve been given? Do we acquire knowledge for selfish reasons or to help teach others? On today’s program, Stephen Flurry explains how living the give way of life helps build and strengthen our families and God’s Work.
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • January 12, 2017
President-Elect Donald Trump gave his first press conference in 167 days on January 11. President Trump say he will be the “be the greatest jobs producer that God ever created.” But do his policies really indicate a much more inward focused and insular America. And will Donald Trump’s tough talk lead to a trade war? Conditions today are in many ways eerily similar to those during President Richard Nixon’s time in office. What does this mean for the future of America? And do the forecasts made by Herbert W. Armstrong during Nixon’s tenure reveal America’s near future?
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Trumpet Bookshelf Radio Episode • July 13, 2018
For over 50 years, the late theologian Herbert W. Armstrong preached about the only way to bring about lasting peace. But his ministry wasn’t all talk. He restored peace to God’s Church, and, by supporting a peace pact between two nations, he momentarily restored peace to the world. Follow along as Grant Turgeon summarizes Philadelphia Church of God Pastor General Gerald Flurry’s booklet The Way of Peace Restored Momentarily.