#47: By My Spirit
Learn about the engine of God’s Work. Hear a lovely song!
#46: Perpetual Open Doors
God promises to provide His loyal people with open doors for doing His Work. All we must do is walk through them in faith.
#45: God’s Productive Daydreamer
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.
#44: 2019: God’s Work in Review
Have a listen to some of the standout moments in God’s Work from the past calendar year.
#43: Changing Minds and Winning Hearts
The late educator and theologian Herbert W. Armstrong knew how to sway almost anyone to his side—and he had the stories to prove it.
#42: What’s in a Name?
God is involved in every detail of His Work, down to the names of His Church and college. The meaning behind these names is immensely inspiring.
#41: A Conversation with My Most Frequent Guest
Just the Best Literature host Dennis Leap has been in the Philadelphia Church of God for almost 30 years and has many memories to share. Listen as he also talks about his many work projects, which include Volume 13 of The Bible Story.
#40: A Captivating Communicator for God
During the 20th century, one man delivered God’s hope-filled message to the world with miraculous power, captivating the minds and hearts of millions. At a young age, this man learned many practical ways to communicate in the most effective way possible. Learn how you can apply every detail of this useful knowledge to drastically improve your life.
#39: Life Advice from the End-Time Elijah
The late Worldwide Church of God founder Herbert W. Armstrong recorded life lessons for us in his Autobiography. Listen as host Grant Turgeon talks about Mr. Armstrong’s valuable experiences in self-education, resourcefulness on the job, learning the hard way, and more.
#38: Mr. Armstrong’s Childhood of Wonder
God’s end-time Elijah, the late Worldwide Church of God founder Herbert W. Armstrong, showed from an early age the qualities needed to direct a miraculous Work. Listen as host Grant Turgeon talks about Mr. Armstrong’s unique childhood, which changed the entire world for the better.