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Prophecy is being fulfilled at a rate like never before, and God’s work is pushing forward with great urgency. As the work moves forward, God continues to measure His people. Herbert Armstrong said that only those whose hearts are in the work will grow spiritually. Young or old, God expects us to do our part to keep pace with God’s work. On today’s show, Stephen Flurry explains how you can keep up and ensure spiritual growth each day.

The Church of Jediism is experiencing a surge in membership, thanks to the upcoming release of the new Star Wars movie. The religion, which started as a joke, now claims to have more than 250,000 adherents. However, this isn’t just some devout group of fans. The creators of Star Wars made the movie with underlying religious messages that appeal to people of all faiths, hence the movie’s worldwide popularity. Followers are welcome as they are, no matter their background or personal views. On today’s program, Stephen Flurry explains what true religion is and man’s incredible universe potential.

Imagine driving with no rules. Think of the accidents that would occur, how inefficient travel would be, how chaotic it would be. Those rules are meant to keep order, to make things efficient, and to keep people safe. Why is it that people see the need to have rules for driving but fail to recognize the need for rules in their own lives? Many people today are off course, steering their lives into depression and sadness. How can they get back on track? On today’s program, Stephen Flurry draws some profound lessons from this simple analogy.

America has had an administration for the past seven years that has been actively and aggressively undermining the United States Constitution every step of the way—and the mass media have been virtually silent. However, after Donald Trump’s recent comment about stopping Muslims from entering America, constitutionality has become the cry of the mainstream media. They’ve said Trump’s comment is hateful, unconstitutional, poses a national security threat, and will serve as a recruiting tool for the Islamic State. It’s an outcry that makes it seem like Donald Trump is the cause of all America’s problems. Listen to Stephen Flurry discuss the real root cause of problems in the United States.

When Donald Trump called for a "total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States” on December 7, America’s elites went into a frenzy. The mainstream media, Republicans and Democrats alike, united to voice their outrage over Donald Trump’s position. It was an unprecedented show of unity within America’s ruling elite. On today’s show, Stephen Flurry asks why more people aren’t focusing on the man in power who is actually making radical changes in America.

Germans are being misled by their government and the mainstream media about the true facts and impact of the migrant crisis. German leaders, along with a liberal media, have worked hard to cover up the negative aspects of Germany being flooded by nearly 1.5 million refugees. In some cases, the German government is doing more to protect migrants than its own citizens, sometimes even at the expense of its citizens. How much longer will the German people put up with being treated this way, and kept in the dark on these huge issues? Trumpet columnist Brad Macdonald takes today’s show to dig into some stories in Germany that aren’t getting as much coverage. He also looks at Germany’s national identity and history to explain why Germans are reacting to these crises the way they are.

The warning signs are all around us: War is coming. Yet so few seem to realize it. United States Sen. Tom Cotton said, “President Obama is a wartime president who doesn’t seem to realize it.” That same complacency, prevalent among America’s leaders, plagues most of the nation. How much longer before the U.S. wakes up to the dramatic warnings of God’s prophecies? When will we learn this fundamental lesson of history? On today’s program, Stephen Flurry examines the critical lessons from Dec. 7, 1941, and explains why those lessons are more important today than ever before.