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Unleash the Power of Prophecy

Current Air Date 4th July 2018
Wallace G. Smith

Does Jesus want His followers to ignore prophecy, when He HIMSELF is the one inspiring it?  This program explores four purposes of Bible prophecy, explains how Christians can understand Bible prophecy, and how we can grow closer to our relationship with God and Jesus Christ.

Of Moths and Men

Current Air Date 20th September 2017
Gerald E. Weston

Charles Darwin changed how people view their lives and the world in general.  But is evolution a proven fact?  Did we come from a common primate ancestor? Are all scientists in agreement on this?  A brief look at the pronuba moth or how our bodies use proteins pose challenges to the theory of evolution that evolution can’t answer.

Was Heterosexuality Invented?

01st May 2017
News and Prophecy Staff


In a recent BBC story, one author worked hard to make the case that heterosexuality is a recently invented “cultural production.” “But heterosexuality has not always ‘just been there.’ And there’s no reason to imagine it will always be” (BBC, April 16, 2017).

Civil Unrest Grows in Venezuela

28th April 2017
News and Prophecy Staff


“Venezuela calls ‘mother of all protests’ as opposition and government supporters rally,” according to Deutsche Welle (April 19, 2017). As societal standards erode, poverty increases, inflation explodes, crime erupts, and a once-advanced society continues to decline, many Venezuelans are angry.

The Remarkable Rise of the West

2017 May-June
Douglas S. Winnail


Why have nations of the West dominated the globe for the last five hundred years, when for centuries they lagged behind great civilizations in India, China and the Moslem world? Why were a few small countries on the western fringe of the great Eurasian continent able to spread their culture all around the world when other cultures did not? Why did a group of daring navigators from Western Europe—Columbus in 1492, Vasco de Gama in 1499, Ferdinand Magellan in the 1520s and others—launch the Age of Discovery with globe-girdling voyages in tiny ships, instead of men such as the great Chinese Admiral Zheng He, who sailed thousands of miles across the Indian Ocean in huge treasure ships nearly a century earlier?

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