The Land of Israel network broadcasts the truth and beauty of the land of Israel and the Jewish people. Our show hosts include Ari Abramowitz, Jeremy Gimpel, Eve Harow, Josh Hasten, Rav Mike Feuer, Yishai Fleisher and more. Learn more at http://www.TheLandofIsrael.com

Ryan Malone (b. 1976) is music director for Herbert W. Armstrong College (a four-year liberal arts college) and Imperial Academy (a private K-12 institution), both sponsored by the Philadelphia Church of God in Edmond, Oklahoma. There he has written and produced six full-length musicals, two oratorios, plus he has produced eight inspirational vocal/choral albums that included dozens of original works, arrangements of traditional hymns and show tunes. Throughout his composing career, Malone has also composed a variety of works, including instrumental works (three commissioned for weddings), art songs for his wife, soprano Paula Malone, as well as compositions for his many students and ensembles that he teaches. In 2010 he served as composer in residence for the Norman High School string quartet. His transcription of Richard Strauss's Four Last Songs for soprano and piano trio was premiered by the Eroica Trio along with his wife in 2011 and recorded in 2018 on the Xolo label by Tess Remy-Schumacher, Hong Zhu and his wife Paula (https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/music-for-peace-iii/1435583605). His arrangements of several standard Celtic tunes also appeared on the 2020 release Celtic Throne (http://itunes.apple.com/album/id1528876135?ls=1&app=itunes).

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

Presenter Gerald Flurry discusses world events in the light of end-time Bible prophecy on the Key of David television program. The Key of David covers today’s most important events with a unique perspective. Not only does the program tell you what is happening to our society and our world, but also, more importantly, it tells you why.

The program’s title reflects its distinctive approach: relying on the Bible and the “key of David” vision for insight and interpretation of today’s turbulent world events. The Key of David unlocks the overall purpose for mankind, and this overarching understanding puts today’s chaotic and seemingly insoluble problems into right perspective.

The Key of David emulates the tradition and format, as well as the depth, of the late Herbert W. Armstrong’s telecast, The World Tomorrow, one of the most popular religious programs of its time.

You can watch videos of all The Key of David programs on its website or at The Key of David's YouTube channel.


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 Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD) is a non-profit, non-partisan 501(c)3 policy institute focusing on foreign policy and national security. Founded in 2001, FDD combines policy research, democracy and counterterrorism education, strategic communications and investigative journalism in support of its mission to promote pluralism, defend democratic values and fight the ideologies that drive terrorism.

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.

Hosted by Grant Turgeon, Trumpet Bookshelf is a series of compact summaries of books and booklets from the literature library of theTrumpet.com. Each episode is meant as a teaser to get listeners interested in studying a particular book or booklet again—or for the very first time. Find answers to life’s most important questions. Unlock the vision of your marvelous future. Explore the vital titles in theTrumpet.com literature library—every Friday at 10 a.m. Central time.

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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