Current Air Date 2nd December 2021
In the 6th century BC, King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon took thousands of captives from Jerusalem and the surrounding territories. Virtually all of these captives remain nameless to us today. However, a few prospered and rose to hold powerful government positions in the foreign kingdom of Babylon. What caused these men to stand out from among their peers? What can their example teach us about successful leadership?
Current Air Date 5th June 2019
In one of his most famous sermons, Paul spoke at the Areopagus and taught the people of Athens about The Unknown God. He described this God as One that the people worshiped without knowing. Who is this God that Paul proclaimed and what relevance does He have in your life?
2018 January-February
We have all heard jokes such as the one about the tribal chief returning from the hunt. “I have good news and bad news. The good news is that the hunt yielded much meat for the winter. The bad news is that all we got was skunk!”
Our work at Tomorrow’s World is a good news/bad news message for humanity without a funny punch line. The bad news truly is bad news, and the good news truly is good news—but unlike this humorous anecdote, the bad news comes first.
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