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Gerald E. Weston

Live the Way!

2017 May-June
Gerald E. Weston


Longtime readers of Tomorrow’s World have read and become familiar with these “Personals” from Editor in Chief, Dr. Roderick C. Meredith. Sadly, Dr. Meredith, who is nearly 87 years old, has been diagnosed with an advanced stage of cancer, and his days appear to be very limited. It grieves me to inform you of this, as I have known Dr. Meredith since I first took his Freshman Bible class at Ambassador College in 1965. He has asked me, his designated successor to his office, to write this issue’s Personal and relieve him of that task.

Why Kids Go Wrong

2017 May-June
Gerald E. Weston


 Sometimes we struggle to understand how to help our children stay on the right path. This article, the first of two, helps parents identify the pitfalls we can succumb to so easily. 

The Beast of Revelation

Current Air Date 23rd December 2021
Gerald E. Weston

The book of Revelation mentions three strange beasts. All are related in some way, but all three are different and all three have something to do with events that are beginning to happen right before our very eyes. Wild speculation surrounds all three of these prophetic beasts, but you can know what they represent. Allowing the Bible to interpret its own symbols, discover the identity of these beasts and what they mean for your future.

In Search of Love

Current Air Date 14th January 2021
Gerald E. Weston

Everyone wants to be loved, but not everyone feels loved. Children of all ages want to know that they are loved by their parents. Most teens are driven by a desire to have a boyfriend or girlfriend. And what adult doesn’t want to be loved? But what is love, and how can you have it? Join us “in search of love.”

Christian Baptism

Current Air Date 4th November 2021
Gerald E. Weston

Virtually every professing Christian knows something about baptism. If you were born into a Christian denomination, you may very well have been baptized as an infant, or later as an adult. Among professing Christians, practices vary widely, from washing to sprinkling water on infants, to total immersion for adults. Some even ignore baptism entirely. Why are there such differences? What does the Bible actually tell us about baptism?

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