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The Future Restoration of Rome

Current Air Date 29th August 2024
Michael Heykoop

More than 2000 years ago, the legions of Rome ventured from their isolated peninsula and dominated the Mediterranean, Middle East and much of Europe for hundreds of years. The political system and ideals spread by the empire have continued to shape the continent of Europe to this very day. Rome may have fallen in AD 476, but the last 1500 years have been filled with repeated attempts to recreate the essence of the Roman Empire, the unification of the nations of Europe.

Brexit Day 2020

2020 May-June
John Meakin


Big Ben

The day the United Kingdom finally Left the European Union will be a date to remember in a turbulent year of change.

Anxiety, Control, and Toilet Paper

2020 May-June
Michael Heykoop


Soldiers marching

What does it say about us when hoarding toilet paper and hand sanitizer really is our best pre-crisis planning?

A World on the Brink

2020 May-June
Gerald E. Weston


Presiding Evangelist Gerald Weston

Is the COVID-19 pandemic a wake-up call? How can you survive the stress and make sense of what is happening in our world today? And who can you turn to for answers?

Is There a "Life Hack" for COVID-19?

29th April 2020
Jonathan McNair


For the uninitiated, “hack,” in modern vernacular, means “shortcut.” It’s emerged from our fascination with all things computer-related. Of course, there is a more specific definition. According to Kaspersky Labs, “Computer hacking is the act of identifying and exploiting system and network vulnerabilities in order to obtain unauthorized access to those systems” (“Top 10 Most Notorious Hackers of All Time,” Kapersky.com).

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