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January is a month filled with anniversaries for God’s work! On today’s show, I look back at some of the exiting events that happened on this day, January 7, in Church history: events like the work at Edstone, Herbert W. Armstrong broadcasting in Europe for the first time, and the beginning of the Key of David television program.
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On this day 40 years ago, the state of California launched an unconstitutional attack against Herbert W. Armstrong’s Worldwide Church of God. Based on slanderous and baseless rumors fed to the media by angry dissidents, California decided to take control of Church operations at its headquarters in Pasadena, California. Immediately after taking control, the state fired the Church’s founder and pastor general, Herbert Armstrong. Mr. Armstrong, who was living in Tucson, Arizona, at the time, quickly shifted Church operations to his home there. From Arizona, Mr. Armstrong led the fight against California’s unconstitutional takeover! In a sermon that summer of 1979, he said that California is “going to rue the day they ever started trying to destroy the work and the Church of the living God.” On today’s radio show, we look back at this amazing history and the impact it had on God’s Church and the United States!
https://soundcloud.com/trumpetdaily/conquer-the-spirit-of-the-age
Materialism is overwhelming today’s society. But God’s Word shows us how to seek the Kingdom first and truly be blessed in our finances!
https://soundcloud.com/trumpetdaily/is-an-arab-spring-imminent-in-sudan
When Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir came to power in 1989, he forged strong military ties with the number one state sponsor of terrorism: Iran. Between 1992 and 1996, he harbored the most notorious terrorist in the world: Osama bin Laden. The economic hardships that have plagued his nation have compelled him to curtail his nation’s involvement in global terrorism and embrace new allies. But those same economic hardships are now compelling Sudanese protesters to challenge Bashir’s 30-year rule. On today’s show, Trumpet contributor Anthony Chibarirwe discusses why this could be a significant development in the Red Sea region, along with other important news events in Africa and the Middle East.
