Trumpet Daily

Record-breaking violence has plagued the city of Baltimore since the death of Freddie Gray. Police have been virtually handcuffed and now crime is running rampant. Murder rates are the highest they’ve been in more than 40 years. Local city and law enforcement officials are so desperate, they have turned to the feds for help. On today’s program, Stephen Flurry reminds listeners what the Trumpet has said about violent crime increasing in America’s cities—and how a more centralized policing power at the federal level will not solve the problem.

Since Roe v. Wade, 42 years ago, there have been more than 55 million “legal” abortions in the United States. Recently, hidden cameras have revealed the diabolical practice of harvesting body organs from aborted babies. On today’s program, Stephen Flurry gives God’s perspective on this vital subject.

Trumpet Daily Radio Show – A recent visit to Saudi Arabia by Hamas leaders has Iran outraged, and it shows the alliance between Iran and Hamas is deteriorating. The Trumpet forecasted more than three years ago about a split between Iran and it’s proxies around Israel. On today’s program, Trumpet columnist Brad Macdonald digs into the prophetic importance of these alliances in the Middle East.

Jews are fleeing Europe, Christian’s are being slaughtered in the Middle East and North Africa, women and girls are being taken captive in Syria and Iraq and made sex slaves, thousands of Muslim girls in Britain are being mutilated, Russia is on the march, China is building a navy to rival the U.S., Iran is building a nuclear bomb, America is being overrun by illegal immigrants and the euro-crisis is forging a United States of Europe. Yet, amid all these events, the biggest headline this week is about the death of a lion in Zimbabwe. On today’s program, Stephen Flurry shows how the world is totally blind to some of the worst crises in history.

The British army has cutback more than 20,000 personnel three years ahead of a 2018 target date. This rapid downsizing of UK’s army will only invite further aggression from Britain’s enemies. Stephen Flurry covers this development and more on today’s program.

America’s education system is in a crisis. From 2001 to 2012, nearly 3.5 million students were suspended from school; another 3.5 million were given in-school suspensions. President Obama says U.S. schools need to rethink discipline, especially when it comes to dealing with minorities. On today’s program, Stephen Flurry discusses the root cause of America’s educational crisis.

Immigration in the United States is not what it used to be. Before 1970, 80 percent of America’s immigrants were European. Since then, 80 percent have come from non-European regions—mostly Asian and Latin American countries. Those pouring in today, Pat Buchanan wrote in Day of Reckoning, "come from countries, continents, and cultures whose peoples have never before been assimilated by a First World nation. And they are coming in far greater numbers than any nation has ever absorbed. History has never seen an invasion like this.” On today’s program, Stephen Flurry discusses America’s immigration invasion.

America’s latest moves have left its allies baffled and its enemies stronger. The US has restored relations with Communist Cuba, convinced Ukraine to given in to Vladimir Putin’s territorial demands, and freed the world’s foremost state sponsor of terrorism from crippling sanctions. As Stephen Flurry explains on today’s program, there’s never been a better time to be an enemy of the United States.

Pope Francis is the world’s most popular and influential leader, and he is seeking to shake things up dramatically. Francis takes an approach to politics unlike most religious figures; he is biased, he is active, and he is serious about change. On today’s program, Trumpet columnist Brad Macdonald discusses some of the Pope’s recent speeches and actions, and explains it all in light of some telling prophecies from the book of Revelation.

Are your prayers getting through to God? Christ set the perfect example in getting through to the Father in prayer. On today’s program, Stephen Flurry studies the fundamentals of the most important form of communication: Prayer.