Nehemiah was zealous to do God’s Work—and confident he would get results because he prayed constantly and instantly to God. We can learn from his example, especially when forces in society are slowing down God’s Work.

The late educator and theologian Herbert W. Armstrong’s successful business had suddenly collapsed—for the second time. To make things worse, his wife challenged him on the Sabbath, and a relative ridiculed him for not believing in evolution. Unlike most of us, Mr. Armstrong was actually willing to extensively prove all things—even if that meant 18-hour days of study for six months straight. To this day, we benefit from his passion for proving and teaching God’s truth.

One sure sign of where God is working today is the continual flow of new revelation. Learn how God miraculously fulfills prophecy by delivering revelation, and how this relates to our annual Robbers Cave excursion.

The late theologian and educator Herbert W. Armstrong faced a lot of trials in his younger years as God humbled him and brought him to conversion. When his advertising business collapsed, he directed his energies into helping his brother-in-law with a speech competition, then got back to work as a true salesman—benefitting all sides.

The most important way you can support God’s Work is through prayer. Learn how.

Learn about the engine of God’s Work. Hear a lovely song!

God promises to provide His loyal people with open doors for doing His Work. All we must do is walk through them in faith.

The late philanthropist Herbert W. Armstrong was a daydreamer—in a good way. This habit can infuse interest and fulfillment into your dating, marriage, and other relationships.

Have a listen to some of the standout moments in God’s Work from the past calendar year.