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King Nebuchadnezzar

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Who Gets the Credit?

  • by Darris McNeely

When Daniel was given amazing insight, what did he do? The answer contains a...

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Sabbath-Morning

Sabbath Morning

  • by Skip Miller
When looking at our accomplishments we often forget who we should really want to be.

From Kosovo to Conflict?

  • by Paul Kieffer
At the end of April, four European countries agreed on the formation of a joint military structure. Did NATO's successful intervention in Kosovo lay the seeds for a challenger to its position?

A New Superpower to Emerge

  • by World News
An important biblical prophecy deals with the end-time revival of the Roman Empire, prophesied extensively in both Daniel and Revelation.

Lessons From Daniel

  • by Clyde Kilough
As I write, President-elect Barack Obama, soon to be the most powerful man on earth, is in the process of naming his staff of advisers.

A New Superpower to Emerge

  • by World News
Does Bible prophecy foretell a revival of the Roman Empire? Indeed it does—it is prophesied extensively in Daniel and Revelation, as the following excerpt from our free booklet Are We Living in the Time of the End? shows:

From Berlin to Brussels

  • by Paul Kieffer
Some Germans are questioning whether their government is still a parliamentary democracy. Their underlying concerns apply throughout the evolving EU, as national sovereignty is subtly transferred to a central authority.

Archaeology Confirms the Bible Again

  • by Tom Robinson
The British Museum has just announced the remarkable discovery of a biblically significant cuneiform inscription within its vast collection of Mesopotamian tablets. Many are hailing it as sensational proof of the accuracy of the Old Testament—as indeed it is.

The Quiet Islamic Movement to Restore the Caliphate

  • by Jerold Aust
Bible prophecy reveals that a significantly influential ruler over the peoples who occupy territories surrounding the Holy Land, possibly a modern day Muslim confederation, will in some manner attack a "king of the North"—a modern version of the ancient Roman emperor.

Alexander, the Man Who Would Be God

  • by Darris McNeely
Millions remain fascinated by one of history's most intriguing and successful conquerors. An ancient source sheds new light on his achievements—and his downfall.