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Feature Story
Satan’s Agenda
If you were the “prince of the power of the air,” how would you destroy nations that had once professed allegiance to God? Would your plan look like what is happening in the United States and British-descended nations today? |
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Cover Story
Can You Do Hard Things?
Most people today enjoy our modern culture of convenience. But have you ever stretched yourself outside your “comfort zone” to learn what you are really capable of achieving? Scripture promises great reward for those who resist apathy! |
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Have You Committed the Unpardonable Sin?
If you have strayed from God in the past, you may wonder whether you can really return to Him in the future. Have you sinned so greatly that all hope is lost for you? The Bible’s clear warning can help you see for yourself! |
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Seven Lessons From Seven Churches
Jesus Christ’s words to seven groups of first-century Christians are not just ancient history. They reveal the spiritual condition of God’s Church throughout history, and explain how you can resist the pull of a lukewarm era! |
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TW Bible Course Goes Online!
The Tomorrow’s World Bible Study Course is now available online! This Bible Study Course will take you through your own Bible and make plain the answers to many questions such as: Why study the Bible today? Are we living in the last days? Can you understand Bible prophecy? |
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| Commentary |
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| Prayer or pain? |
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| A recent article concerning Pope John Paul II stated that the pontiff used to flagellate himself with a belt to share in the suffering of Christ. He says he did this to get closer to Jesus. It seems from the article that even Mother Teresa self-flagellated and that it is a commonly accepted and approved practice of the Catholic Church. What does the Bible have to say in this regard? |
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| Special Report |
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| Today Haiti, tomorrow the world... |
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| In the midst of a depth of suffering Haiti has not seen for two centuries, earthquake survivors in Port-au-Prince are receiving help from a prosperous international community of nations able and willing to send aid. Despite daunting logistical problems, new supplies are arriving each day by air and by sea. |
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