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A World Without Politics

2020 November-December
Wallace G. Smith


Pills and politics

Many people think that politics are more hateful and vitriolic than they have ever been, but the problem with mankind’s efforts at self-rule goes deeper than Red versus Blue, Republican versus Democrat, or Labour versus Conservative. Is a better government coming? If so, who is going to lead it?

Overcoming Pandemic Fear: God's Way

2020 November-December
John Meakin


Article: London Calling - Overcoming Pandemic Fear: God's Way

What can biblical health laws and the principles of godly love teach us about overcoming a major pandemic? More than you might think!

Papal Approval of Same-Sex Civil Unions

02nd November 2020
News and Prophecy Staff


In a television interview recorded last year, Pope Francis made clear comments endorsing same-sex civil unions and called for legislation to protect these unions (Associated Press, October 22, 2020). During his time as the archbishop of Buenos Aires, “Francis endorsed civil unions for gay couples as an alternative to same-sex marriages.

Pope Calls for One World Government

30th October 2020
News and Prophecy Staff

glowing red pope in front of world map

In his latest encyclical letter, Fratelli Tutti, Pope Francis spoke of a need for all nations of the world to submit their governmental powers to a reformed and more powerful United Nations in the hope of leading to one world government to benefit all mankind. He noted that the time is now right to make this move, since globalized economic conditions in the twenty-first century have weakened the political power of nation states.

"... And No One Shall Make Them Afraid"

2020 November-December
Gerald E. Weston


Gerald Weston: Presiding Evangelist

One might think that the year 2020 will go down as one of the most troubled years in modern history. We have seen unrest in many nations and regions around the world, from countries in Central and South America, to the United States, Europe, and Hong Kong. COVID-19 is something we may all want to forget, but its greatest legacy may prove to be years of economic impact—and when economies collapse, bad things normally follow.

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