Trumpet Bookshelf

Do you care what God thinks? He commands us to flee from darkness and walk in the light. Instead of pagan holidays like Halloween, God offers hope-filled holy days.

Pagan Holidays—or God’s Holy Days—Which?

“Thou Shalt Not!”

“Exposing the Birthplace of Halloween”

Why does the Philadelphia Church of God talk so much about anti-Semitism? Why should you care? Understand why this disturbing trend is so important.

Jerusalem in Prophecy

Ancient Israel often struggled with idolatry—even choosing to sacrifice their children according to pagan forms of worship. You might think of idolatry as an ancient sin—but it is extremely prevalent today, and a constant threat to your Christian walk.

“Flee From Idolatry”

The Ten Commandments

Which Day Is the Christian Sabbath?

Pagan Holidays—or God’s Holy Days—Which?

Your human spirit records who you are in this physical life. Are you producing quality game tape?

The Incredible Human Potential

We naturally exalt the opinions, laws, and ways of other humans over the truth of God. But should we really care most about what other humans think of us? God’s commands about the annual holy days are very clear—regardless of the negative peer pressure of worldly friends and family. Understand the often-twisted meaning of Colossians 2:16.

Herbert W. Armstrong College Bible Correspondence Course

Pagan Holidays—or God’s Holy Days—Which?

Keeping the law of God is the key to happiness in life. This is a controversial statement—but you can prove it.

The Psalms of David and the Psalter of Tara

“The Pursuit of Happiness”

“This Is the Life! Real Abundant Living”

It is not natural to pray—yet we must do it. How can we hurdle the common obstacles preventing us from establishing a strong prayer habit?

“Break Through Prayer Barriers”

How to Pray

Repentance Toward God

God has blessed us with minds and bodies like Him. He is watching to see how we use these awesome gifts. We are “fearfully and wonderfully made.”

The Missing Dimension in Sex

God’s one true Church does not have an open door policy. This is a controversial doctrine with abundant scriptural backing. Plus, the book of Judges gives a strong historical warning against compromise that relates directly to the closed door policy.

“Open Door Policy”

“Judges: The Bible’s Bloodiest Book”

The biblical book of Judges is a terrifying warning to our nations today. The lesson: it is God’s way, or pain.

“Judges: The Bible’s Bloodiest Book”