The Philadelphia Trumpet Magazine
April 2015 • Volume 26, NO. 4
Iran Gets a Stranglehold on the Middle East
Storming Across the Mideast
Iran—the modern descendant of the ancient Persians—is seeking to revive its ancient empire, this time with an Islamic slant. With the Middle East in turmoil, Iran is expanding its power and influence faster than ever. Here are the nations feeling Iran’s presence the most.
Features
Three Drills Your Brain Will Love
You are not condemned to being a bystander of your brain health, helplessly hoping to remain mentally agile into old age. Dr. Norman Doidge’s research shows that you can take action to maintain and even improve your cognitive ability. Here are three things he recommends toward that end, which you can start doing today.
Three Ways to Identify the ‘King of the South’ of Bible Prophecy
Compare the news to the Bible, and you’ll realize this power bloc is making its move right now.
Je Suis Charles the Hammer
The Charlie Hebdo attack and a thousand other provocations are awakening Europe’s crusading spirit.
Breaking the Brotherhood
If Israel has ‘no greater friend’ than America, Israel has no friends.
Are These the ‘Last Days’?
Look at world events, and it’s clear why many are asking this question.
How to Be an Overcomer
I want to offer you a new booklet. It explains how battling your own flaws, weaknesses and sins becomes a lot more successful when you come to recognize your real enemy.
Why the Bible Is ‘So Misunderstood’
And how you can begin to understand it
Departments
Increase Your Bible IQ
Does It Matter How Hard You Work?
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!
Principles of Living
What the Mockingbird Taught Me
Sing the song God wrote you to sing.
Commentary
Seduced by Fifty Shades of Grey
How is a story about bondage supposed to be liberating to women?
