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The Sex Age

17th May 2018
Wallace G. Smith


Archaeologists and anthropologists have labeled the many different ages in their models of the history of man, such as the “Stone Age” or the “Bronze Age.” Given its prominence in our current society, it would not be a wonder if future anthropologists were to label our culture the “Sex Age.”

What Is the "Kingdom of God?"

Current Air Date 5th March 2009
Wallace G. Smith
When Jesus Christ walked this Earth almost 2,000 years ago, He spoke about a kingdom—the Kingdom of God. You don't hear about it much today in our churches and seminaries, or on religious television programs. Yet, when we look at the Bible, we see that the Kingdom of God was the central theme of the message preached by Jesus and His disciples. Just what is the Kingdom of God?

AFTER Christ's Return?

Current Air Date 2nd October 2013
Wallace G. Smith
What will planet Earth really be like after the Second Coming of Jesus Christ? After so much prophesied devastation has brought mankind to the brink of destruction, what will life be like in the glorious coming Kingdom of God? Watch and learn the hope-filled truth!

A World Held Captive

Current Air Date 27th April 2011
Wallace G. Smith
Human beings have landed on the moon, and have sent probes beyond our solar system. We continue to advance in science and technology in ways that would have seemed almost unimaginable just a generation ago. Yet we live in a world filled with war, disease, famine and economic chaos. With all we know, why does it seem that we cannot learn how to live in peace and prosperity? What is holding us back? The answer may surprise you!

Miley Is Not the Problem

31st August 2013
Wallace G. Smith


 Miley Cyrus’ vulgar and obscenely sexualized performance at MTV’s Video Music Awards—in front of more than 10 million viewers, in a program marketed to pre-teens, teens and young adults—has been widely criticized as degrading both the performer and the audience that watched it. But, in reality, the real story is that so much of what was celebrated at the awards ceremony generated little commentary at all, let alone outrage.  

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