Trumpet Bookshelf Radio Episode • June 29, 2018

The late theologian, educator and philanthropist Herbert W. Armstrong met with hundreds of world leaders as an unofficial ambassador for world peace. He had an especially close relationship with the leaders of the tiny nation of Israel. Jerusalem was his favorite city. In one four-year stretch, he visited over 50 times. He brought together Arab and Jew by giving them a vision of hope—of a time very soon when peace will last forever. Listen as host Grant Turgeon interviews a very special guest about Mr. Armstrong’s “iron bridge” to Jerusalem. Learn why the achievements of a man who died 32 years ago are all the more important and impressive today.


Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • November 28, 2016

Since the death of Cuban Communist dictator Fidel Castro, Western leaders have showered his tyrannical rule with praise. Despite his horrific human rights record, the liberal left has honored him; the prime minister of Canada even called him a “remarkable leader.” Perhaps just as troubling is that more conservative leaders haven’t spoken out about Castro’s atrocious track record as dictator. Why is the West silent about the evils and failures of Cuba’s Communist regime? Herbert W. Armstrong warned in the 1960s about the infiltration of communism in America and Britain. On today’s show, Stephen Flurry discusses how the West’s praise of Fidel Castro is an example of how the Communist ideology has infiltrated America and Britain.


Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • November 14, 2017

In the mid-20th century, the new morality surfaced and old rules regarding sexual conduct were tossed out the window. From Hollywood to academia to religion, morality was turned upside down. The ugly fruits of that movement are abundant today. The Daily Wire ran a headline this week titled “America Is Full of Deviants. Maybe We Really Shouldn’t Have Tossed Out Sexual Morality.” “Perhaps we should consider the possibility that the sexual revolution was a catastrophic failure,” it wrote. The downward plunge in morality is “a greater threat to humanity than the hydrogen bomb,” Herbert W. Armstrong wrote in 1964. On today’s program, we discuss the need for biblical morality and how it preserves nations.


Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • June 28, 2016

Britain’s departure from the European Union has ignited a new push to reshape Europe. Headlines are appearing almost daily warning about the rise of a “German superstate” and a more integrated, core group of European nations. To students of Bible prophecy, this shouldn’t come as a surprise. For over 70 years, Herbert W. Armstrong warned about a coming united Europe with Germany at the helm. The Bible explains that Europe will soon be cut down to a union of 10 kings who will give their power to Germany. On today’s show, listen to Stephen Flurry discuss how rapidly these prophecies are being fulfilled.


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Feature • May 1, 2012

The Philadelphia Trumpet, in conjunction with the Herbert W. Armstrong College Bible Correspondence Course, presents this brief excursion into the fascinating study of the Bible. Simply turn to and read in your Bible each verse given in answer to the questions. You will be amazed at the new understanding gained from this short study!


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