Let the Stones Speak brings you archaeology from a biblical perspective. Host Brent Nagtegaal is on location in Jerusalem to give you the most important developments happening on the ground—and emerging from beneath it. Nagtegaal is a contributor for ArmstrongInstitute.org.

MUSIC FOR LIFE is a music-appreciation program produced by KPCG.fm intended to enhance the Armstrong Auditorium concert experience. Hosted by concert manager Ryan Malone, each episode will explore various repertoire or artists coming to the Armstrong stage — empowering the audience with insight that will help them partake of the performance in the most enriching way. #ExperienceArmstrong

The past shapes our present and frames our future. Rewind, Repeat, hosted by David Vejil, focuses on history as it relates to the biblical record and its prophetic themes.

The news keeps getting darker. The world seems to keep getting bleaker. But Solomon wrote, “the sun also ariseth.” The Sun Also Rises transmits the true, the bright and the beautiful, glints of light in a world going black. Each week, host Jeremiah Jacques brings you stories of refreshing accomplishment, intriguing science and inspiring lives—glimmers of hope that hint at a better world to come.

The Watch Jerusalem weekly audio podcast brings you news, interviews, archaeology and the Bible from on location in the Holy City. Host Brent Nagtegaal gives you the most important developments happening on the ground—and emerging from beneath it. Nagtegaal discusses archaeological evidence, old and new, that elucidates Biblical history and also looks events in the Middle East from a Biblical perspective. Unlock the future with the Bible and the artifacts of the past every week on Watch Jerusalem.

Host Brent Nagtegaal is an archaeologist and WatchJerusalem.co.il contributor living in Jerusalem.

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TheTrumpet.com is the official website of the Philadelphia Trumpet newsmagazine. Each weekday, theTrumpet.com features reporting and analysis of recent global geopolitical, economic, social and religious events and trends.

The Trumpet magazine, which began in February 1990, is published 10 times a year by the Philadelphia Church of God. It is available by subscription absolutely free.

The Trumpet uses a single overarching criterion that sets it apart from other news sources and keeps it focused like a laser beam on what truly is important. That criterion is prophetic significance. The Trumpet seeks to show how current events are fulfilling the biblically prophesied description of the prevailing state of affairs just before the Second Coming of Jesus Christ.

The Trumpet has a long history of accurate forecasting of major global events based on this predictive model, tracing back to the beginnings of the Plain Truth magazine in 1934 under the direction of Herbert W. Armstrong. To explore these forecasts, read our booklet, called “He Was Right!—Remembering five decades of accurate forecasting by Herbert W. Armstrong.”

Subscribers to the Trumpet receive the benefit of having full access online to the latest issue several days before it hits newsstands and mailboxes, as well as previous issues back to March-April 1998. As a subscriber, you will also receive the semi-annual subscriber letter from editor in chief Gerald Flurry. Subscribing is simple and absolutely free of charge, with no follow-up or obligation.

The Trumpet Daily is produced by the Philadelphia Church of God at Armstrong Auditorium and in studio at its world headquarters in Edmond, Oklahoma. View the Trumpet Daily on YouTube, iTunes, or across the nation on cable TV. For complete coverage details or to order the literature offered during the program, visit www.trumpetdaily.com. The PCG also produces a free monthly international news magazine called the Philadelphia Trumpet. Visit www.thetrumpet.com to request a free subscription.

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