| Tomorrow's World

Hiding The Purpose of Life

When Charles Darwin wrote his thesis: “On the Origin of the Species,” it opened the door for living without a purpose beyond the here and now. Because of Darwin’s theory, it should not surprise us that so many today live with no greater expectation and hope than to be happy for now and then cease to exist forever at death. Were we created with a purpose? What is your ultimate purpose and how can you achieve it?

The Master Key To Bible Prophecy

Bible prophecy reveals the future of our world. Your Bible predicts a glorious future beyond the wars, oppression and lawlessness we see around the world. Where are we in Bible Prophecy? How can you interpret the prophecies found in scripture? There is a master key to understanding Bible Prophecy! You can understand, if you know the key!

The Verdict Is In

The last century saw dramatic changes in moral behaviour, especially in what are referred to as Western nations. But, the changes taking place since the turn of the century have been breathtaking. Who would have guessed that we would see such drastic changes in public opinion regarding sexual behaviour. Have these changes been for the better? Let’s examine the fruits of these changes and determine if they have been for the better. The verdict is in.

Hidden Costs of Smartphones



Just 20 years ago, who would have guessed that people would develop “separation anxiety” from their smartphones? Nomophobia is the clinical name for this emotional state, and it goes hand-in-hand with the fear of being offline. Studies show that growing numbers of people experience anxiety, along with increased heart rate and blood pressure, when separated from their cell phones (Time, August 22, 2017).

Why Europe Wants To Control the Internet



In recent decades, the Internet has become far more than a research and communication tool—it has become a wealth-generating machine and a tool used to topple governments around the world. This fact has prompted nations to seek to control Internet commerce as well as the political power inherent in the Internet.

Pages