Commentary
04th December 2008
Dan Hall
The day after Thanksgiving has traditionally been the biggest shopping day of the year and the "kickoff" to the holiday shopping frenzy. "Black Friday," as retailers and businesses alike have dubbed it, is a day that economists predict most companies move from the "red" to the "black," and begin to realize a profit for the year.
Commentary
28th December 2010
Roger Meyer
Most people don't realize it, but their religion is a blend of paganism and Christianity. Is that a good thing? Does it make any difference to God that at least part of one's beliefs and practices came from a pagan religion?
Syncretism is "the combination of different forms of belief or practice" according to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary. In an article on syncretism in the 1911 edition of the Encyclopædia Britannica, it says: "Its (syncretism) most frequent use, however, is...
Magazine Articles
2006 November-December
Douglas S. Winnail
Everyone has heard of Harry Potter. You may even know a few Wiccans who worship "the goddess." Yet few realize that a pagan revival is extending to where you might least expect it—to churches calling themselves "Christian"!
Magazine Articles
2010 July-August
Richard F. Ames (1936-2024)
Most of us have our own idea about Jesus, formed from what other people have taught us. But have you ever really looked at what the Bible says about Jesus Christ? What was He doing when He was on planet Earth—and what is He doing now for you, and for your future?
Magazine Articles
2002 November-December
Richard F. Ames (1936-2024)
Is Jesus Christ alive? If He is, where is He? What is He doing? What are His future plans? Many call themselves Christians, but surprisingly few know the true Jesus of the Bible, the importance of His life, death and resurrection, and His amazing plan for mankind's future.
Magazine Articles
2018 March-April
Richard F. Ames (1936-2024)
Some claim He is only a myth, while others say He was merely a man. But who was the real Jesus Christ? And what does His life and message mean today?
Commentary
12th February 2013, 09th February 2017
Richard Franz
Gentlemen, if you are thinking about doing something nice for a loved one for Valentine’s Day, I have one word of advice: Fuhggedaboutit! Why? The answer may surprise you.
Please understand; we should do nice things for our loved ones more often than we probably do. Every husband ought to give his wife an abundance of love, affection and attention! Treating your spouse to a meal at a nice restaurant, or giving a gift of flowers—these are good...
Magazine Articles
2017 May-June
Editorial Staff
I would like to request the Tomorrow’s World Bible Study Course. My family and I keep the Sabbath and Feast Days, and we are desperately trying to find a suitable church to join in our area and would like a pastor to be sent to us.
Reader from South Africa
Note from the Editor: We are delighted by your interest! A map of our congregational areas and contact information for local ministers and representatives can be found on our website LCG....
Magazine Articles
2008 January-February
Editorial Staff
Today I received your September-October 2007 issue, and as soon as I opened the first page and saw "How to KNOW God" I went to it and read the whole lot. What a brilliant article. Thank you for the message. I'd like to say thanks again for all the free booklets and magazine issues you have sent me.
M. G., Virginia South, Australia
To my dearest friends at Tomorrow's World, I can't thank you enough, you deserve to be thanked and praised for all your wonderful work educating me and...
Commentary
11th April 2006, 14th April 2009, 04th April 2015
Harold Way
In the gospel of Luke, chapter 24, one can find the story of Jesus, after His resurrection, joining two others traveling to a village named Emmaus, which was located some seven miles outside of Jerusalem.