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Many people assume learning ends at graduation. But that is really just the beginning. On today’s Trumpet Daily Radio Show, we discuss why education is a lifelong process.

On today’s program we study lessons from the life of King David. From a young age, David was prepared by God to rule Israel. His life is packed with lessons for young people on how to develop royal character.

Teens are zoning out of the world and zeroing in on their smart phones. That’s the subject of Jean Twenge’s latest piece for the Atlantic titled “Have Smartphones Destroyed a Generation?” She noted that while teenagers are engaging in less risky behavior like drugs, sex and crime, the rate of depression and suicide are still climbing. “There’s not a single exception. All screen activities are linked to less happiness, and all nonscreen activities are linked to more happiness,” she wrote. On today’s Trumpet Daily Radio Show, we discuss the root cause of this troubling trend and explain God’s solution to the problem.

London is in the grip of a new crime wave. Knife and gun crime is soaring, but criminals are switching to a new weapon—one that’s even easier to get a hold of. Attacks using acid or other corrosive substances have almost doubled in the last 12 months. When police crack down on one weapon, criminals switch to another. TheTrumpet.com's assistant managing editor Richard Palmer examines the real solution to Britain’s crime problems. Also on today’s show, Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar and how it relates to today’s news events.

It took a couple of weeks, but reports are now emerging that Iran was heavily involved in the recent Temple Mount crisis between Arabs and Israelis. On today’s program, Middle East correspondent Brent Nagtegaal discusses why Iran’s entrance into the Temple Mount crisis has important prophetic implications.

The daily news reminds that we are not living in a godly civilization. Many people are trying to forge this present world into a utopia—but their efforts will always fall short. Why? People try to answer that question, but there is only one source that provides the answer—the Holy Bible. The Bible says we are living in Satan’s world; the evidence of this fact is abundant. But the Bible also tells us that a new, peaceful civilization is on its way. On today’s Trumpet Daily Radio Show, we look at the big stories today and explain why only the return of Jesus Christ can solve these colossal problems.

U.S. President Donald Trump recently said, “The fundamental question of our time is whether the West has the will to survive.” He asked, “Do we have the confidence in our values to defend them at any cost?” These are excellent questions. Looking at how much contempt there is within the West—particularly America and Britain—for the values that built our nations, it is difficult to see us defending them. On today’s Trumpet Daily Radio Show, Trumpet managing editor Joel Hilliker examines the dangers in a society coming to hate itself as much as its enemies do.

The leaders of this world are failing to solve, or even identify, the real problems of our age. Left-leaning leaders are sounding alarm bells over nonissues like climate change, while their opponents bicker among themselves and fail to stand up for traditional values. Humanity is failing to achieve peace. But God expects those who know His truth to behave differently—to be ambassadors for His way of life. On today’s Trumpet Daily Radio Show, we explain why only God can solve the problems of this world.

The world is changing before your eyes. For decades, the United States has dominated the globe with unshakable alliances with Western Europe and Japan. But now, these alliances don’t look so unshakable and both Europe and Japan are moving away from the U.S. A new alliance is rising, and it profoundly threatens America. Assistant managing editor for theTrumpet.com Richard Palmer discusses the rise of this new world order—and the one source that forecast it in precise detail years ago.

Toward the end of his life, Herbert W. Armstrong began to realize the critical importance of educating the young people in God’s Church. He initiated numerous youth programs in order to help young people realize their potential and deepen their understanding of the Bible—all to strengthen families in the Church. God’s work today follows those same traditions started by Mr. Armstrong. On today’s Trumpet Daily Radio Show, Stephen Flurry explains why God pays special attention to young people in His Church.