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January-February 2025

Happy father, mother, and daughter
Tomorrow’s Youth

Soft Skills for Success

Rod McNair

What undervalued abilities define the character of a dependable worker—and a godly Christian?
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London Calling

The Health of the Nation

Peter G. Nathan

Britain’s health woes should remind us that God’s instructions to ancient Israel remain valuable today.
Editor in Chief Gerald E Weston
Personal

Looking Ahead After the Election

Gerald E. Weston

What does the future hold in 2025 for America—and the world?
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Oh Canada!

Little Things That Change the World

Stuart Wachowicz

Our lives are enriched by seemingly simple innovations. What can we learn from the most common, everyday inventions?
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Questions and Answers

Should Christians Gamble?

Editorial Staff

How can we know what God thinks about gambling?
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Letter to the Editor

Letters to TW

Editorial Staff

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November-December 2024

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Cover Story

In Democracy We Trust?

Wallace G. Smith

Many countries’ citizens are sounding the alarm that we’re seeing the death of democracy. But what is the verdict of Heaven on this most exalted form of human government?
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Feature Story

Ancient Prophecies Are Coming Alive

Gerald E. Weston

Containing some of the most important prophecies for our day, the book of Genesis helps us to make sense of our world.
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Article

What Should We Do About Christmas?

Rod McNair

Most people don’t find the pagan origins of Christmas surprising, but they matter far more than you might have been led to believe.
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Article 1

Pray for Our Leaders

Justin D. Ridgeway

The Apostle Paul’s encouragement for Christians to pray for our leaders—even at their worst—shows how God expects us to respect authority in our Christian walk.

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