Article • January 6, 2014
The Arab World Has Never Been More Unstable
From the fall of Fallujah to civil war in Syria to the power vacuum in Libya to the race for a bomb in Tehran—we have entered a new era of chaos throughout the region.
Article • June 30, 2026
Putin’s defiance
Key of David Program • October 7, 2012
Zion Unlocks Bible Prophecy
The word “Zion” is not mentioned at all in the New Testament, but it’s mentioned well over a hundred times in the Old Testament. So why is this word so important to us today? On this program you will see that Zion is a key to unlocking Bible prophecies.
Key of David Program • May 24, 2012
Zion Unlocks Bible Prophecy
The word “Zion” is not mentioned at all in the New Testament, but it’s mentioned well over a hundred times in the Old Testament. So why is this word so important to us today? On this program you will see that Zion is a key to unlocking Bible prophecies.
Music for Life Radio Episode • March 9, 2020
Symphonies! Haydn 22 Mozart 33
In this episode, we explore a symphony by Haydn and one by Mozart in the lead-up to their performance at Armstrong Auditorium on Tuesday March 24 by the Mozart Orchestra of New York, under Gerard Schwarz.
Music for Life Radio Episode • February 9, 2021
Paul Musical Replay (Part 1)
In this episode, we begin a three-part series where we play the entirety of the new musical, Paul—Ambassador in Bonds, which premiered at Armstrong Auditorium in December 2020 and for which the studio recording is now available in album form.
Music for Life Radio Episode • March 8, 2021
Schwarz Father-Son Concert Replay (Part 2)
In this episode, we finish a two-part series where we play a concert presented in Armstrong Auditorium on January 7, 2021 — featuring conductor Gerard Schwarz, his son Julian Schwarz as cello soloist, the Mozart Orchestra of New York, in collaboration with another father-son duo.
Music for Life Radio Episode • March 1, 2021
Schwarz Father-Son Concert Replay (Part 1)
In this episode, we begin a two-part series where we play a concert presented in Armstrong Auditorium on January 7, 2021 — featuring conductor Gerard Schwarz, his son Julian Schwarz as cello soloist, the Mozart Orchestra of New York, in collaboration with another father-son duo.
Feature • February 1, 2004
And, in Case You Didn’t Know …
Let the Stones Speak Radio Episode • December 13, 2022
Rare 2,000-Year-Old Silver Half-Shekel Coin Discovered in Jerusalem
Following a careful cleaning process, a new discovery can be revealed to the public: an exceptionally rare silver half-shekel coin, from Year 3 of the Great Revolt. On today’s program, we talk with Dr. Yoav Farhi who analyzed the coin.
Just the Best Literature Radio Episode • April 4, 2016
What Led Hemingway to write The Old Man & The Sea
Host Dennis Leap explains what led Ernest Hemingway to write The Old Man and The Sea and also leads a new panel in discussion of the major themes in this small masterpiece.
The Key of David Radio Episode • May 31, 2024
We Must Have Faith in God’s Prophecy
Your Bible foretells the imminent breakaway of Syria from Iran and Russia. Prove where and when Syria will seek a new alliance—and how the whole world will be rocked by this dramatic shift in geopolitics.
Philadelphia Trumpet
February 2006: Raising the Ruins
A new office building—a budding college—a multiplying media effort—the Philadelphia Church of God, which produces this newsmagazine, is successfully rebuilding a vital work that had been stopped and dismantled.
Article • November 28, 2018
Europe’s Next Generation Combat System
Former competitors are now collaborating against their new archenemy: the U.S.A. Should you be concerned?
Feature • July 2, 2026
How to Build Patriotism
Article • December 27, 2018
Do East Germans Regret the Fall of the Berlin Wall?
How do East Germans really feel about their history behind the wall and their reunification with West Germany?
Feature • June 25, 2026
Jew Hatred: Key of Democrat Success
Article • September 24, 2019
Did Britain Just Have a Revolution?
Does the Queen still rule Great Britain? Or is it now a panel of judges?
Article • March 22, 2006
Why the Dubai Ports Deal Needed to Go
The Wall Street Journal lamented the fact that the United Arab Emirates’ bid for control over major U.S. ports fell through. Here is why that view is wrong.
Article • May 18, 2022
The End of ‘the End of History’
Russia’s vicious war on Ukraine isn’t just a clash between two militaries. It’s a war between two worldviews.
Feature • June 3, 2025
Is America Softening on Iranian Enrichment?
Article • February 21, 2024
Burning Down America—to Get Trump?
Why the fight to bring down President Trump endangers you
Article • May 7, 2012
Merkel and Monti Revive Old Berlin-Rome Axis
Chancellor Merkel’s replacement of her old political partner Nicolas Sarkozy with Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti hastens the resurrection of Charlemagne’s Holy Roman Empire.
Article • December 4, 2014
Protests Over Grand Jury Not Indicting Police Officer in Eric Garner Choke-Hold Case
