Tomorrow's World Commentary
This podcast offers short Bible-based commentary and news analysis from ministers and writers of the Living Church of God. Each episode provides a Christian perspective on current events and scripture. Contributors come from around the world, bringing a global viewpoint. The show aims to help listeners understand the news through biblical teachings.
Episodes
"The Old Man on the Porch" - J. Davy Crockett III
In my childhood days, an elderly man named Mr. Gill lived across the road from my home. Daily, he sat on the porch of his house with a cane in his hand. From his location on the corner of a busy residential intersection, he watched people come and go up and down the road. Yet what he enjoyed the most was watching my brother and me as we were doing all kinds of chores. We were usually busy cutting
"Fine Linen: A Biblical Symbol" - Roger Meyer
For millennia, fibers of the flax plant have been spun into thread and used to make linen cloth. Fine linen has been a very useful fabric since ancient times. Today, linen is used to make clothing, bedding, tablecloths, napkins, dish towels, and many other things. It is a durable, lightweight, breathable, absorbent, comfortable, and hypoallergenic fabric. But linen is also an important biblical sy
"Solomon and Serpico" - Richard Franz
Some may be familiar with the case of Frank Serpico, a former New York detective whose experiences facing police corruption were dramatized in the Hollywood film Serpico (1973) starring Al Pacino. But we need no Hollywood blockbuster to understand the life and times of a man who faced extreme hardship for following the rules and attempting to “swim upstream” against a morally corrupt system. - Ful
"The High Side" - J. Davy Crockett III
Something very interesting was once related to me by an avid and successful collector of Native American relics. He pointed out that when on the hunt, he looks along the higher banks of creeks and streams, since indigenous peoples often located their campsites near sources of water but would choose the best location to avoid suddenly rising floodwaters. This reminded me of the powerful wisdom in p
"'The Pride of Your Power'—25 Years After 9/11" - William Bowmer
This year, as God’s people ushered in the annual Feast of Trumpets at sunset on September 11, many were also thinking of a momentous September 11 that shook the world 25 years ago. God warned long ago that the pride of a modern superpower grown from ancient Israel’s descendants would be broken due to sin. How are we seeing that come true in the United States today? - Full commentary here: https://
"The Lunch Pail" - J. Davy Crockett III
Becoming dissatisfied with our circumstances starts early in many people. Even children, rather than being thankful, will sometimes grouse about the things provided for them. There is a story of a little boy from a time when children in small rural schools would bring their lunch from home in lunch boxes, lunch bags, or a pail that might have originally been a syrup bucket. This youngster was not
"Further Reflections on the End of 'Pax Americana'" - Michael Heykoop
A little more than 15 years ago, at the height of the Arab Spring and shortly after the war in Afghanistan officially became the longest war in American history, we here at Tomorrow’s World commented on America’s decreasing capacity (and desire) to serve as a referee or policeman on the world stage, and then again in June of 2022. Many could see that the so-called “Pax Americana” was coming to an
"The Importance of Covenants" - Roger Meyer
Bible students are generally familiar with two covenants in the Bible: The Old Covenant and the New Covenant. But there are more covenants in the Bible than one might think. In fact, in the New King James Version of the Bible the word covenant appears 315 times. What can we learn about the value of God’s covenants with His people? - Full commentary here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/t
"Social Influence and Godly Wisdom" - Jonathan McNair
In 2016, American psychiatrist and distinguished professor at Johns Hopkins University Dr. Paul McHugh wrote an article for the Wall Street Journal titled “A New Semester, a New Approach to Campus Turmoil.” Though he may not have realized it, Dr. McHugh touched on an important biblical principle as he covered the story of a Yale professor coming under heavy criticism for what some considered racia
"Rushing to Judgment" - Roger Meyer
Many people today are quick to condemn others when they hear or see an accusation, even if proof is lacking. Social media lights up like an electrical storm, filled with hateful and vitriolic comments and horrific threats, including bodily harm and death, toward the accused. How are we to make sense of it all and avoid the danger ourselves? - Full commentary here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/co
"The White Line" - Richard Franz
Technological advancement usually trends toward increasing what we can do and where we can go. But we might benefit even more when we develop technology that shows us what not to do and where not to go—as we see from a brilliant 1950s invention that still saves lives to this day. - Full commentary here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/the-white-line
"Beware the Marketplace!" - J. Davy Crockett III
A free and open marketplace can be an engine for prosperity. People have the need and desire for goods and services, which in turn provides endless opportunities for entrepreneurs to meet the demand. And yet, unregulated commerce is fraught with unwanted risks and potential hazards, which you can learn to avoid! - Full commentary here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/beware-the-marketpla
"The Cities of Tomorrow" - Ryan Dawson
From the Jetsons’ flying cars to Marty McFly’s self-tying shoes, we all have desired to see a glimpse of what the future will be like. Yet, where are the flying cars? Where are my self-tying shoes? Will men soon set foot on Mars? Perhaps most importantly, what are the communities of tomorrow really going to look like? - Full commentary here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/the-cities-of-
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Have you heard the saying, “Confession is good for the soul”? This exact statement is not in the Bible, but the principle of confessing our sins is. What and to whom do we confess, and why? - Full commentary here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/is-confession-good-for-the-soul
"Take One Now or Wait for Two" - Richard Franz
Have you ever found yourself waiting in line, online, or for something big in your life to come down the line, and had to remind yourself that, whatever the situation, the hoped-for object would be “worth the wait”? No one likes to wait (especially when we’re young), but it’s very nearly a universal human experience that we all have to wait for something. And indeed, we can learn a lot from studyi
"What Is FOMO?" - Joseph Bernard
We live in a world that is constantly telling us we are missing out on the best life has to offer. Whether it’s a limited-time sale, a short theatrical run of a movie, or even a chicken sandwich promoted with “get it while it lasts,” the message is the same: We must get what we feel we need now or risk missing out forever. This feeling has a name: FOMO or the fear of missing out. How can we not on
"Is National Pride in the Bible?" - Roger Meyer
How should a Christian—one who believes and follows the true teachings of Jesus Christ—view national pride? Is “Christian nationalism” God’s intent? Should we celebrate national holidays? What are our obligations as citizens or residents of the country we call home? - Full commentary here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/is-national-pride-in-the-bible
"Consider the Ant and Be Wise" - Justin D. Ridgeway
Storms, wildfires, earthquakes, and other natural disasters have frequently dominated the news over the past several years. These catastrophes cause massive power outages, food shortages, and billions of dollars in damages to personal lives and property. Natural disasters are going to happen, and sometimes they come without warning. Will you be ready when more disaster comes? Are you preparing lik
"No Mood to Celebrate America at 250?" - Roger Meyer
According to various polls, a substantial proportion of Americans have not been in the mood to celebrate the semiquincentennial, the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and foundation of the United States of America. Why? And what does it tell us about the state of the union? - Full commentary here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/no-mood-to-celebrate-america-at-250
"Is Humanity Capable of Self-Government?" - Roger Meyer
Citizens become excited when hearing the promises of those running for political office: jobs, lower taxes, economic prosperity, and peace and safety. Slogans offer bright promises, and documents like the Magna Carta, the Bill of Rights, and the Gettysburg Address plead for fair, just, and equal treatment of citizens in eloquent words. But do those in power follow them? Why do they sooner or later
"The View from 1526" - William Bowmer
As the United States prepares to observe its semiquincentennial on July 4—the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, which announced the founders’ intent to separate from Great Britain—Americans are reflecting on the ways their nation has changed since then. But can you imagine yourself, in 1776, looking back 250 years before the birth of your nation? - Full commentar
"A Two-Tiered Justice System?" - Roger Meyer
Many have heard allegations in the news recently that a two-tiered justice system exists in the United Kingdom, although the concept is hardly new, nor are such complaints limited to any one particular country. The United States has certainly had its share of controversy. Should some get preferential treatment over others? What does God say about justice? - Full commentary here: https://www.tomorr
"It's Your Choice" - J. Davy Crockett III
The Declaration of Independence, written in Philadelphia in 1776 after months of debate and negotiation, contains a beautiful statement of principle: “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.” It is an uplifting concept—recognizing
"True Liberty" - Roger Meyer
Liberty is defined as the power to act as one pleases. It is a state of independence and autonomy, of being free from restrictions and of having the right to self-determination. Liberty may be defined in different ways when speaking of it politically, philosophically, or religiously. Some may define liberty as the right to do whatever they want, whenever they want, with whomever they want! But mos
“Are You a Victim of ‘Divide and Conquer’?” - Roger Meyer
Most people have probably been victims of a “divide and conquer” strategy at some point, in some theatre of life. Often, we do not realize it because we are too close to the emotion and postured wrangling of charges and countercharges, of arguments and personal attacks. This takes place in homes, churches, businesses, and even entire nations. What can we do? - Full commentary here: https://www.tom
"Echoes" - Richard Franz
If you have ever stood in an empty warehouse or at the entrance of a cave, you have likely shouted your name or “Hello!” and then listened as the empty space echoed back to you. One of God’s amazing, though often misunderstood, creatures that uses echoes to its advantage is the bat—and there is an important lesson to learn from them! - Full commentary here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentar
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Don’t gamble your future away on unstable markets and apps. Understand where world events are really heading through the lens of Bible prophecy. - Full commentary here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/gambling-on-the-future
"At His Appearing" - Roger Meyer
Do you know why Jesus Christ taught of a coming resurrection, or when it will occur? But why should it be necessary at all? - Full Commentary here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/at-his-appearing
"This Is Not a Golden Calf" - Mark Sandor
The real idols may not be so easy to see, even when they’ve been right in front of you all along. - Full commentary here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/this-is-not-a-golden-calf
"A Lesson from Salt" - Irv Woelfle
Can that little shaker of tasty salt on your dinner table teach you a big lesson about how to treat others? - Full commentary here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/a-lesson-from-salt
"Because I Said So" - Richard Franz
Are the laws and commandments of God a burden to keep you down… or a railing to keep you from falling? - Full commentary here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/because-i-said-so
"Are You Happy?" - Roger Meyer
Is happiness life’s most important goal—or simply the result of knowing what is? - Full Commentary here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/are-you-happy
"Leaving Stephen Behind" - Thomas White
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"Critter Wisdom" - J. Davy Crockett III
What important lessons can we learn from the smallest of God’s creatures? - Full Commentary here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/critter-wisdom
"A Look at Betrayal" - J. Davy Crockett
Some names live in infamy. The memory and names of those individuals have been seared into the historical fabric of the countries and cultures in which they did treacherous deeds. It seems that no country or region has lacked ignominious characters whose names have become reviled, used as synonyms for traitor. How does someone get to the state of mind to betray others? - Full Commentary here: http
"The Cost of Withheld Forgiveness" - Adam J. West
Years ago, as I was visiting an older gentleman in his home, he shared something that shocked me deeply. He described a falling out with his son and how he simply could not forgive his son’s treatment of him if he didn’t get an apology. It was, he believed, impossible. He mentioned a passage in scripture that, sadly, he had misunderstood. What he needed was the truth regarding the passage and a de
"The Big Office at the End of the Hall" - Lehman B. Lyons Jr.
There were three other students waiting as I arrived at the school principal’s office door. All of them had the look of convicted dread on their faces as they anticipated the punishment for the wrongs they had committed. Drowning in personal guilt, I, too, took my place in line. - Full Commentary Here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/the-big-office-at-the-end-of-the-hall
"How Can I Help?" - Roger Meyer
Some people are helpers by nature. It is part of their personality to be caring, helpful, and insightful regarding the needs of other people. Being a helper is an important aspect of God’s nature, and one to which we should all aspire. How can we help, and why is it important? - Full Commentary here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/how-can-i-help
"Following the Crowd" - Richard Franz
Growing up, we may have let peer pressure get us involved in something without thinking it through fully. When our moms found out, they would ask, “If everyone was going to jump off the bridge, would you go jump, too?” Mom was sincerely looking out for our well-being. She said this to make us think, Why am I about to do this thing everyone else is doing? But how much of society still follows the c
"Does God Welcome Us On Our Own Terms?" - J. Davy Crockett III
There was a large crowd gathered at the funeral home, including politically prominent men and women, professionals, and working-class folks, to pay their respects. The deceased had been a successful lawyer for decades, even serving in the state legislature, before becoming a circuit judge, where he served with distinction for many years. But time is relentless, and the judge died “in a good old ag
"Easter Bunny or Eostre Hare?" - Roger Meyer
Most people are familiar with British author Beatrix Potter’s The Tale of Peter Rabbit, which indirectly became associated with Easter through the familiar children’s song “Here Comes Peter Cottontail.” But where did Easter come from, and what does any rabbit have to do with celebrating Christ’s resurrection? - Full Text Here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/easter-bunny-or-eostre-hare
"War Against Iran" - William R. Bowmer
What will be the cost and consequence of the latest war in the Middle East? What does the Bible say about Iran, the U.S., and the possibility of a coming world conflict centered on Israel? - Full Text Here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/war-against-iran
"The Sleeper" - J. Davy Crockett III
In the well-known biblical account of the prophet Jonah, God instructed His reluctant Israelite servant to deliver a warning to the city of Nineveh. Jonah unwisely attempted to shirk his duty and flee from his responsibility. To get away, he booked passage on a ship in Joppa and promptly went below for a nap—but God had plans to wake him up to reality. - Full Text Here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.
"Complaining Won't Stop the Rain" - Richard Franz
“Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on My Head” was a hit song originally written for the 1969 film Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. The song promoted the value of looking at the bright side even in the face of endless slights and struggles. - Full Text Here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/complaining-wont-stop-the-rain
"False Labels" - Roger Meyer
This commentary is non-GMO, all natural, gluten free, and contains no cholesterol, antibiotics, hormones, trans-fats, or high-fructose corn syrup. There is no extremely fine print filled with legalese at the end, and no guy unintelligibly talking at 90 miles per hour to cover all of the exceptions, ifs, ands, and wherefores. But false labels are everywhere. - Full Text Here: https://www.tomorrowsw
"'Bleep Bleep' Language!" - Roger Meyer
Have you noticed a proliferation of swearing? Political candidates and elected officials are “dropping F-bombs” (obscenities) increasingly without fear of public disapproval. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has regulations prohibiting obscenity and profanity on TV and radio, but the broadcast moderators today must be busier than ever “bleeping” out the cursing! - Full Text Here: https:
"Carrots, Eggs, or Coffee?" - Richard Franz
A young woman once went to her grandmother and told her about the difficulties of her life and the hardships she was facing. She did not know how she was going to make it and wanted to give up. She was tired of fighting and struggling—whenever one problem was solved, a new one seemed to pop up. - Full Text Here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/carrots-eggs-or-coffee
"Avoid the Consequences of Falling" - J. Davy Crockett III
Recently, there have been news accounts of several high-profile figures who have been seriously injured by falling while doing routine tasks around their home or workplace. In a moment of distraction or carelessness, debilitating and life-changing consequences can occur when one falls. What could cause you to stumble unexpectedly, and how can you be safe? - Full Text Here: https://www.tomorrowswor
"Come with Me if You Want to Live" - Roger Meyer
“Come with me if you want to live” is a famous line from the sci-fi movie The Terminator and its sequels, repeated by various characters. It has become a catchphrase and trope in stories about trust and rescue from danger or death. While not everyone is a fan of sci-fi movies, the phrase or its general meaning has been used in many other stories and movies where a hero rescues someone from peril t
"A Beautiful Lie" - J. Davy Crockett III
The church auditorium was full of friends and relatives that had come to pay respects and to comfort the grieving family. A dear lady had died of an illness that was unresponsive to treatment. She was a beloved mother and grandmother as well as a staunch supporter of her husband in a successful family business. She was not young, but not old either, and her loss was keenly felt by all who knew her
"Endurance: A Difficult but Essential Quality" - Roger Meyer
Those who endure great obstacles are inspiring. The movie Rocky tells a story about an amateur boxer who endures extremely demanding training to last fifteen exhausting rounds against the reigning heavyweight boxing champion. Soldiers must endure the rigors of war, and a few become inspiring war heroes by enduring extreme danger to save their comrades-in-arms or to seize a crucial battleground. -
"Expect a Miracle" - J. Davy Crockett III
One of the favorite themes of literature is deliverance. We are thrilled by stories of daring and bravery, as one person or groups of people or whole armies are rescued, delivered from harm’s way, sometimes at the last moment with great risk of danger. - Full text here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/expect-a-miracle
"Face to Face" - Roger Meyer
We learn and communicate so much more when we meet face to face. Words are a big part of communication, but the face expresses much of what is in the heart. King David of Israel, the Psalmist, spoke of seeking God’s face. How can we seek God’s face if we can’t see Him? - https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/face-to-face
"Tips On Kite Flying" - Lehman B. Lyons, Jr.
When the weather warms and the wind blows at a constant pace, a wide variety of kite kit displays are sure to appear in the stores. The winter chill is gradually being pushed aside, along with those fluffy white clouds. Your local park becomes a good destination for a lazy Sunday adventure in flight. - https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/tips-on-kite-flying
"I Hope So"? - Roger Meyer
For as far back as I can remember, I’ve heard people say “I hope so” to express their desire for something to become a reality. They hoped they would pass the test, get the job, win the game, be accepted to college, or have success at whatever was their endeavor. How great is your hope? - Full text here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/i-hope-so
"The Rise of Profanity" - Josh Lyons
You may have noticed that the use of profanity and other vulgar language seems to have increased in recent years. A Saturday Evening Post article from November 5, 2024, reported, “If you think American speech has slid from a ‘PG’ to an ‘R’ rating, you’re not alone. It appears that profane speech is becoming more common in America.” In March of 2025, the New York Times ran an article that asked, “I
"An Everlasting Memorial" - William L. Williams
Memorials are some of the “foundation stones” upon which the concept of society is built. Memorial Day in the United States has been officially observed since 1868. With the “COVID years” a receding memory and with an acrimonious election year behind us, many Americans are as eager as ever for the opportunity that national holidays provide—whatever the plans may be. Memorial Day, however, as is of
"Attention, Rulers of Earth" - Roger Meyer
Cartoon depictions of extraterrestrials have often shown them standing by their flying saucer, asking an earthling to “take me to your leader.” Such scenes have long characterized the idea of earth’s first contact with extraterrestrials. - Full text here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/attention-rulers-of-earth
"AI World Models: Producing Technological Prophets?" - Adam J. West
A December 2024 TechCrunch article titled “What are AI ‘world models,’ and why do they matter?” addresses a technology poised to significantly advance artificial intelligence. These “world model” systems aim to train AI by simulating real-world actions and their consequences, enabling machines to predict outcomes with increasing accuracy. Will these efforts create technological “prophets” able to
"Lessons from the Hive" - J. Davy Crockett III
Sugar gets a “bad rap” in many circles, but there is a nutritiously sweet substance that seems to get universally good press and approval. It comes from an unusual source and in a wide variety of colors and flavors. Health-conscious folks use it regularly in coffee or tea, since this sticky liquid is considered a valuable food source. You have probably surmised that I am referring to honey. - Full
"The Enduring Quality of Kindness" - Adam J. West
For those hurt by verbal abuse, especially from someone close, the old “sticks and stones” adage is little consolation. While negatively charged language may not “break bones,” it does leave indelible marks on young minds, damaging development and creating problems echoing throughout their lives. What is the impact of cruel or abusive language from an early age? And, what can help to prevent or ov
"The Truth Behind A.I. Deceptions" - Roger Meyer
Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) is growing exponentially and changing our world at a dizzying pace. Almost every sector of society is making use of this technology, including manufacturing, government, military, transportation, banking, education, healthcare, and agriculture. Beneficial and wonderful applications and uses for A.I. are being implemented, but like any other invention, it can also be
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As the conclave to select the next Roman Catholic pontiff begins, many Vatican-watchers are wondering: Where will Francis’ successor fit in the panorama of end-time prophecy? For centuries, each new pope has been eyed against a document known as the “Prophecy of St. Malachy,” first published in 1595—said to be the Irish monk Malachy’s twelfth-century vision of 112 men who would lead the Roman chur
"After Pope Francis—What's Next for the Roman Catholic Church?"
Pope Francis, formerly Jorge Mario Bergoglio of Argentina before being elected to the papal office, died this Monday morning. He had appeared at St. Peter’s Basilica the day before, too weak to deliver the traditional Easter message but able to pronounce a blessing on the assembled crowd of thousands and to meet with United States Vice President JD Vance. - Full text here: https://www.tomorrowswor
"Is a State Religion In Your Future?" - Roger Meyer
Throughout history, many millions of people have lived in nations where a state religion was enforced. Some of these religions have been relatively mild in their influence, while others have been severe. Even today, despite the trend toward secularism, dozens of nations have at least a nominal state religion. Modern generations have grown up during a period of secularism in Western nations, and ma
"Hard Questions for Easter" - Wallace G. Smith
It’s the Easter season, and the pastel colors are coming out! Beautiful dresses for little girls hang in the department stores, kits for coloring eggs appear on the shelves, and that elusive species of hare—the chocolate bunny—comes once again into season. - Full text here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/hard-questions-for-easter
"A Splash of Blood" - J. Davy Crockett III
Easter traditions, cherished by millions as important parts of their religious lives, have no basis in the Bible. In fact, there is no command to observe the Messiah’s resurrection as a specific holy day in Scripture. Of course, the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ is essential to our Heavenly Father’s plan of salvation, and there are instructions in the New Testament for a solemn o
"The Bible's Gold Hard Facts" - Roger Meyer
What does the Bible say about gold? Is this treasured metal a symbol of spiritual significance? If so, what can we learn from it? - Full text here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/the-bibles-gold-hard-facts
"Scruples" - Roger Meyer
You don’t hear the word “scruples” much anymore. Perhaps too many people have lost their scruples, or they no longer let scruples affect their actions. Do you have scruples? Where do scruples come from and how do you get them? - Full text here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/scruples-0
"A Sweet Smell" - J. Davy Crockett III
The cool, bright spring morning was nearly perfect for an invigorating walk. As I approached a wooded green belt, the delightful sweet smell of honeysuckle in bloom wafted over me. It added greatly to the enjoyment of the morning. How sad that so many people go rushing through life and do not have time to enjoy the sweet smell of the flowers in springtime. - https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commenta
"Who and What Are the Saints?" - Roger Meyer
Many people think of the saints as the “big names” in the Bible, such as the prophets and apostles, while others may believe in various "canonized" figures. But, what is the real biblical understanding?
"Great Provocations" - J. Davy Crockett III
The cordial atmosphere in the Oval Office suddenly changed to open hostility. Tempers flared as political allies who had gathered for a ceremonial signing were suddenly provoked when one leader tried to make the meeting more than ceremonial, raising issues that others felt were better discussed elsewhere. The highly publicized deal collapsed into an angry, name-calling shouting match, captured by
"Easter or Passover?" - Mike DeSimone
Many people think of Passover as a Jewish holiday and Easter as a Christian holiday. But are they right? You may be surprised to find Christians today keeping the Passover as Jesus Christ instructed His disciples to do.
"Why So Much Confusion Today" - Roger Meyer
Have you ever seen so much confusion? Today’s events and the decisions being made on a whole host of issues are frustrating. Far too often, our leaders’ actions defy common sense.
"Strength from Weakness" - Roger Meyer
Opposites form the elements of many biblical lessons: life and death, flesh and spirit, wisdom and foolishness, light and darkness, sin and righteousness, and more. Such is the case with strength and weakness. - Full text here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/strength-from-weakness
"Is a Golden Age Ahead for America?" - Adam J. West
On Monday, January 20, 2025, President Donald J. Trump, the 45th and now 47th President of the United States, began his second term after a four-year hiatus. President Trump has promised, from campaign trail to inauguration, to help lead the United States of America into a “Golden Age”—a time of greatness and prosperity unlike any other. But, can any government overseen by fallible human beings, w
"The 'Voice of Old'" - Marc Arsenault
A long time ago, a powerful ancient Egyptian ruler came to witness the power of a Being that was foreign to him. A voice said to this mighty Pharaoh, “Now if I had stretched out My hand and struck you and your people with pestilence, then you would have been cut off from the earth. But indeed for this purpose I have raised you up, that I may show My power in you, and that My name may be declared i
"Why Bible Prophecy?" - J. Davy Crockett III
In this unsettled world, there is renewed interest in Bible prophecy. A search on Amazon, the world’s biggest marketplace, will easily generate a list of 100 books the retailer “recommends,” which only scratches the surface of the number written on the subject. Most of them have one thing in common: They are wrong. - Full text here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/why-prophecy
"Do You Believe in Promises" - Roger Meyer
We may have first heard about promises from a childhood playmate informing us we must “promise not to tell” before they tell us a secret. We also sadly discover early in life that promises are usually broken. - Full text here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/do-you-believe-in-promises
"Who Am I?" - J. Davy Crockett III
There is a great story about Art Linkletter, who was a household name and widely known in his heyday as a television personality. The story goes that, as Mr. Linkletter entertained at a nursing home, with microphone in hand, he asked an elderly lady in a wheelchair, “Do you know who I am?” The lady replied, “No, I don’t, but if you will go over to the nurses’ station, one of the nice people there
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