Podcast 182: Ambassadors for the Prince of Peace

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As the world descends into angry, hateful collections of people, it will be easier than we might think to join in. But blessed are the peacemakers! We are to represent a coming kingdom of peacemakers, which means we need to learn how to make peace in the small, personal worlds we’ve each been given. Today, we discuss being a peacemaker and offer three pieces of biblical advice for becoming one.

We also refer to Mr. Peter Nathan’s July-August 2016 Living Church News article, “Blessed Are the Peacemakers.” To read it, just click on the title (or here). And if you are reading this today, the day we are posting it, then we hope you have a wonderful Sabbath and a meaningful fast!

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Podcast 181: They Want to Draft Your Mind…

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There is an ongoing effort—from big corporations and governments to social movements and influencers—to draft your mind to help with their causes. Many of us sign right up without realizing it. Maybe you have, too. But God desires you to be part of a different cause. Stop signing up for theirs and stay focused on His. On today’s podcast, we talk about principles to help keep us focused.

We also talk about a sermon in the episode today, but for once we can’t link to it, because it’s not out yet! But keep your eye out for it—either in services or on the Living Church of God sermon channel on YouTube, because it likely will be soon: Mr. Rod McNair’s sermon “Because Our Citizenship Is in Heaven.”

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Podcast 180: Remembering Mr. Herbert W. Armstrong

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Today, January 16, 2026, marks 40 years since the death of Mr. Herbert W. Armstrong. On this episode of the podcast, we look with gratitude at only a small handful of the precious truths he was used by God to restore to the Body of Christ.

Also, we refer to an article in the current LCN on the topic, in which Mr. Gerald Weston personally reflects on Mr. Armstrong and his influence. Here’s a link to that: “Mr. Herbert W. Armstrong: 40 Years Later.”

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