Tomorrow's World Telecast (audio)

In many very real ways, our civilization today could be one of the most self-centered in human history. Virtually every aspect of life is being overrun with the idea that you are the center of the universe, and what’s most important is your opinion, your desires, your interests, and your fulfillment. Yet, that approach is creating little more than anxiety, depression, and—ironically—very unfulfilled lives.

Thankfully, Jesus Christ confronts the spirit of this age with an approach that shatters that thinking and replaces it with a truth that is far more profound—one anchored in the very purpose of human life.

Join us right now on Tomorrow’s World as we explain the beautiful truth that You Do Not Belong to You.

Stuart Wachowicz - TVCA1406 - Within the world of the many faiths identifying as Christian, there is a heated debate over whether God's law, as written in the Bible, has been abolished, become void, and no longer holds relevance for Christians today. If this were true, then who or what determines what is right or wrong? Thankfully, this is not the case. You can demonstrate from the Bible that God's law is good, beneficial, and should be kept by every Christian today.

The Bible is once again proving its skeptics wrong. Who foresaw the dramatic shift in German thinking that began suddenly less than four years ago—a shift that continues to intensify? The answer is, those who understand Bible prophecy—prophecies highlighted here at Tomorrow’s World for many years. We did not come up with this due to greater intellect, or by looking into a crystal ball, following Nostradamus, or consulting a spook in the night. It is all there in the Scriptures.

Tomorrow’s World has for decades shown from the biblical books of Revelation, Daniel, Isaiah, and elsewhere that Germany will once again become a dominant military force in Europe—and that events will cause ten nations or kingdoms in Europe to give their power over to a German-led military and economic colossus that Scripture calls the Beast. Naysayers have ridiculed the idea of another European revival of the Roman Empire, but that is what is beginning to happen even as you view this program. It’s never a good idea to bet against God and His word!

On today’s program I will show you what is happening in Europe and what the Bible says will happen. I’ll also be offering you a free resource, Germany in Prophecy, so be sure to have writing material available to take down our contact information.

Occasionally protesters fill the streets—waving signs and chanting slogans. They want change, and they want it now! And honestly, who can blame them. We may not agree with all their individual causes, but only the blind could fail to see that our world truly is broken. And only heartless could not want to fix it.

So, let’s do it! Let’s fix the world!

On this episode of Tomorrow’s World, we’re going to show you how.

2025 marks the 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea. The Council of Nicaea is considered by some to be one of the greatest achievements of Christendom. And truly, celebrating the 1700th year of anything is an historic event.

The meetings began in May of 325AD at the small town of Nicaea, in Asia Minor, in present day Turkey. As many as 250 bishops joined in the meetings. That year, 325 AD, is considered a benchmark by many, in the history of the mainstream Christian church.

You’ll often hear that at the Council the nature of Christ and His relationship to the Father was discussed and debated. And that’s true. But there was another issue, a very important issue, that is often almost forgotten. And perhaps it had even greater long-term consequences.

What was this lesser-known issue that was discussed at the Council of Nicaea? And what does it have to do with you and me today?

Let’s examine that today on Tomorrow’s World. And get ready, because later in the program I’m going to give you an opportunity to request your free copy of “God’s Church Through the Ages.”

So, let’s go back in time to this momentous event. Back to 325 AD. And let’s ask the question, “Constantine or Christ: Who Should We Follow?”

Stuart Wachowicz - TVCA1404 - To fully understand the Epistles of Paul and much of the teaching of the New Testament, one must first understand the context of the times and society in which they were written. What was society like in those Jewish, Greek, and Roman communities that allowed Christianity to suddenly flourish?

Gerald Weston - TVCA1402 - Tens of millions of people vote each year with the hope of setting a course for a better future. Countries led by kings, dictators and elected officials alike have all failed to produce the sustainable utopia that many envision. If mankind is to experience a better future, how will it be brought about? What is humanity’s best hope?

Michael Heykoop - TVCA1405 - In 2013 Time magazine published an article describing their efforts to rank the most significant figures in history. The list comprised Greek philosophers, famed generals, inventors, scientists, kings and queens. Yet it was a figure whose historical existence is doubted by many. Did Jesus actually exist and is He worthy of the title: Most Important Man that ever lived?

Gerald Weston - TVCA1401 The Bible is the most widely printed, most widely distributed, and most widely read book on earth. However, today, many people reject the Bible, thinking that it is outdated and no longer relevant in the 21st Century. How can a book written thousands of years ago still teach us about our world today?

Where is the world’s economy headed? Will the cost of living continue to climb? Will we see another recession—or worse yet, a full-blown economic meltdown?

These are not theoretical questions. Whether you own your own business, work for an employer, or are on a pension, your money is important. These questions affect your life.

Much of the financial news in our headlines is not good. We hear of tariffs and trade wars; fears of a recession; rising inflation—and we see the escalating prices first-hand in our grocery bill.

We see alarming news of a national debt in the U.S. that now sits at over $36 trillion. It’s a colossal mountain of debt that’s hard to comprehend. But debt is not just an American problem. A number of countries in the Western world are also carrying extremely high debt, expressed as their debt ratio—the amount of debt in relation to GDP, or Gross Domestic Product.

The World Population Review website lists the American national debt at 122% of GDP. That means that the debt accumulated by the government of the United States is significantly above the value of what the entire nation produces. That should be deeply concerning to us. And other nations aren’t far behind. France’s debt ratio sits at 111%. And Canada’s debt ratio is similar, at 108%. The United Kingdom’s is not far behind, at 97.6%.

So, many countries are carrying a sizable amount of debt. And all it takes is a few unexpected disasters—polycrises as they are now beginning to be called—for prices to soar and jobs to disappear.

So, what does the future hold for our Western nations? The sobering news is, there are tough times ahead. But you and I can be ready. If you are concerned about the financial welfare of your children and grandchildren, you don’t want to miss today’s program on Tomorrow’s World.

We don’t have to face the future unprepared. We can be forewarned and forearmed. You can survive the coming crash. How?