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The Statue of Liberty rises from a barren, dusty landscape, partially buried in sand with its torch raised against a hazy, dramatic sky.

American Liberty: Its Promise and Its Price

  • Wallace G. Smith

The Founding Fathers of the United States of America radically redefined human rights and freedom. Two hundred fifty years later, the verdict is in.

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A hooded rider on a red horse raises a sword while overlooking a vast landscape of ruined buildings and scattered wreckage beneath a dark, cloud-filled sky.

Wars of Biblical Proportions

  • Gerald E. Weston

As modern weaponry threatens all life on earth, the Bible explains why Jesus Christ must return to save humanity from itself.

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Red Guards rally at Tiananmen Square, 1967

Remembering China’s “Red August”

  • William Bowmer

Sixty years after China’s Cultural Revolution, its bloody lessons still warn us about mankind’s need for Christ’s rule.

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Yellow Star of David badge marked “Jude” pinned to a striped concentration camp uniform, with strands of barbed wire crossing the foreground.

The Scourge of Anti-Semitism

  • Peter G. Nathan

As secularism grows, anti-Semitism is rising with it, revealing mankind’s increasing rejection of the Bible and its Author.

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A smiling couple pose with a young girl sitting on the man’s shoulders, all facing the camera against a plain white background.

The Joys of Small Children

  • Josh Lyons

Parenting young children has challenges, but their innocence, laughter, and joy put them among God’s most precious gifts.

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NewsWatch

  • News and Prophecy Staff

Mark 13:37: “And what I say to you, I say to all: Watch!

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Presiding Evangelist Gerald E. Weston of the Living Church of God

From 1776 to 2026

  • Gerald E. Weston

With the United States’ 250th anniversary—known as the Semiquincentennialwe would do well to consider what God has in store for America’s future, as well as for the rest of the...

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Canadian flag flying in the foreground with the Peace Tower of Canada’s Parliament Buildings rising behind it against a clear blue sky in Ottawa

Continental Breakup?

  • Stuart Wachowicz

Canada’s sudden turn from America toward Europe may signal a prophetic rift long foretold between Ephraim and Manasseh.

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Can a Christian Trust A.I.?

  • Editorial Staff

There is an ethical way to use Artificial Intelligence, and three key principles can give you the foundation.

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Letters to TW

  • Editorial Staff

Tell us what you think!

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The Impact of Happy Marriage on Health?



Society today downplays the benefits of marriage as God designed it. Yet followers of Jesus Christ realize that God created marriage to bring a man and woman into a lifelong relationship where the two function together in harmony (Genesis 2:18, 24). Building a happy and successful marriage takes work, time, and intentionality. It is not easy—especially in a world whose “god,” the Devil, is bent on destroying this God-ordained institution (2 Corinthians 4:4)—but when God gives a command, He does so to bless and not to punish us.

The Rise of Global Conflict and the End of Pax Americana



“If you’ve been thinking it seems like there are more wars raging in the world… you’re right and the data proves it” (NPR, June 9, 2026). A recent study from the Uppsala Conflict Data Program (UCDP) revealed that 2025 saw the highest number of national conflicts since World War II. Fatalities, especially among civilians, were the highest since the Rwandan genocide of 1994.

The View from 1526



The fall of the ancient kingdom of Israel was about as distant from the reign of King David as Americans are today from the founding of their nation. Much can change in 250 years.

Falling Fertility Rates Around the Globe



Fertility rates are dropping in nations around the world. What was once a problem of the developed world is now impacting developing nations as well. Mexico and Iran have been hit, and Asian nations are feeling population decline powerfully.

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