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World News and Prophecy: May 2008

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God Save Jerusalem!

  • by Jerold Aust
Jerusalem has known precious little peace in its long history. People call it the holy city, but does God view it that way now? What does He say about the future of this disputed capital and religious center?

A Study in Contrasts

  • by Melvin Rhodes
Over a month after the voting, the results of the Zimbabwe presidential election still have not been officially announced. The autocratic president of Zimbabwe, who has been in power for almost three decades since the fall of Rhodesia, is clearly reluctant to hand over power. The current government has turned the breadbasket of Africa into an economic disaster with the highest inflation rate in...

Worldwide Food Crisis

  • by Cecil Maranville
You have likely heard of the global food crisis. You might even have already encountered rationing of goods you wanted to buy! What you haven't heard is the unique perspective that this article will give you.

Is Revelation Related to a Christian's Reward?

  • by John Ross Schroeder
Many are misled by one of the most damaging deceptions ever propounded by mainstream Christianity—the idea that heaven is the reward of the saved. But the book of Revelation shows the error of this false doctrine.
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Who Will Be the Next Superpower?

  • by Melvin Rhodes
Bible prophecy shows the United States will not be the world’s preeminent power indefinitely. A new superpower is rising to challenge the United States and the other English-speaking nations.

Restoration: Pray for the Peace of Zimbabwe

  • by Darris McNeely
I have visited Zimbabwe, and I know the creative energies of its people. The land has vast potential for development for the benefit of its own and neighboring peoples. There is no excuse for the suffering the citizens must now endure.
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This Is the Way Walk in It: The Restless God

  • by Robin Webber
Have you ever considered we are not alone in being restless before such encounters that demand specific timing? Perhaps you have never considered that God is also restless toward a needed future event.