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Britain vs. Germany?

07th November 2014
News and Prophecy Staff


“Unnamed sources in the German government told the German weekly Der Spiegel that UK plans to place a cap on unskilled EU migrants would be a step too far for the German Chancellor… ‘Should Cameron persist [in this plan], chancellor Angela Merkel would abandon her efforts to keep Britain in the EU. With that a point of no return would be reached’” (EU Observer, November 3, 2014).

Why Creationists Are Wrong

Current Air Date 16th May 2019
Gerald E. Weston

Did dinosaurs and human beings walk the earth together before the great biblical flood described in the book of Genesis? If so, why does human history not record this? If not, where do dinosaurs fit in the history of planet Earth? Many sincere people assume that the biblical account in Genesis reveals our universe, and our planet, to be about 6,000 years old. Watch this program to discover what many miss when reviewing the Genesis account of creation, and learn why “young Earth” creationists are wrong.

Hope for the Future

Current Air Date 24th May 2018
Richard F. Ames (1936-2024)

The global economic crisis has affected hundreds of millions of people around the world. Millions have lost jobs or homes. Hundreds of banks and thousands of companies have failed. Disease epidemics continue to plague our planet as we suffer ongoing wars and continuing violence. But there is hope! Your Bible promises a new world--coming soon--that will see lasting peace among all nations! You can have that peace in your life now, if you know how!

The Power of Mary

05th November 2014
News and Prophecy Staff


Recently, the Roman pope celebrated the Feast of Our Lady of Sorrows and observed, “These two women—Mary and the Church [the Catholic Church]—carry on the hope that is Christ, they give us Christ, they bring forth Christ in us.

Future of the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers

03rd November 2014
News and Prophecy Staff


Tigris and Euphrates river waters have been receding over the last decade as northern Iraq and Syria experience ongoing drought (Geopolitical Monitor, August 11, 2014). According to a recent analysis, “Some of the more extreme projections hold that, owing to a combination of climate change and upstream dam activity, the Tigris and Euphrates rivers won’t have sufficient flow to reach the sea by as early as 2040” (ibid.). 

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