by Jerold Aust
People today blithely stumble along in their lives, ignorant of the fact that there is a "god of this world", Satan the devil, who is in control behind the scenes and behind much of what happens on earth. Although most human beings either...
by Darris McNeely
No system created by man has brought about the utopian world promised by God through the prophets of the Bible. These images of a world at peace have inspired the ages.
by David Treybig
What seems like a good idea at the moment doesn't always turn out to be good in the long run. So it is with the theory of evolution.
by Victor Kubik
A massively destructive conflagration that engulfed the world ended 75 years ago after taking millions of lives and bringing untold suffering. Yet Bible prophecy tells us that an even worse time is coming.
by Randy Stiver
We have somebody powerful who can prevent mankind from vanishing. Jesus Christ has forecast His own intervention in humanity's mess.
by Melvin Rhodes
More than a century after his death, Otto von Bismarck's dream for Germany seems closer to being realized.
by David Treybig
What may seem like a good idea at the moment doesn’t always turn out to be good in the long run. This is certainly the case with Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution.
by Dan Dowd
While the premise of Darwin's work has been accepted and built upon, many also recognize the dramatic flaws in his original theories and have sought to refine or rewrite them.
by Bill Lussenheide
Being a leader means more than just ruling.
by Randy Stiver
Across America conservatives and liberals have mused or mocked the notion of a messianic president.
by Melvin Rhodes
In 1870 the First Vatican Council declared the pope infallible while solidifying his role as supreme spiritual and administrative head of the church. As Europe became embroiled in two World Wars, this decision laid the foundation for Pope...
by Melvin Rhodes
Last time they failed to crush the Chechens. Will Russia succeed this time?
by Beyond Today Editor
The mid-20th century was defined by the presence and leadership of what many would call “great men” or “great leaders,” with “great” implying power and success and not necessarily virtue.
by Rudy Rangel III, Darris McNeely, Peter Eddington
The United States increasingly appears impotent to affect policy and outcomes in other nations, even when national interests are at stake.
by Nathan Albright
Dennis Prager and Joseph Telushkin look at the implications of anti-Semitism (paperback 2003, ISBN-10: 0743246209).