Living

If only it didn’t take a world war for us to learn it.

Ignoring these lessons would be a grave mistake.

The campaign began Sunday afternoon with a lecture in central London to Trumpet subscribers. It concludes Monday evening with lecture number two.

An inspiring lesson from refusing to compromise with evil

It is no myth. It will be the greatest event in human history—and it is sure.

Churchill warned that scientific progress would outpace character growth.

Truth that the most highly educated of this world cannot understand.

A failure at school became one of the most-learned statesmen in history, and his example is a lesson for us.

A small number of zealous ‘social justice’ advocates are bullying the silent majority of Americans into submission.

What we are eating now is not the food it once was.

One of the greatest king-prophet relationships holds an inspiring message of hope.

The average IQ is shrinking with each generation.

These lands are your lands. And they can help you learn precious truths.

First-of-its-kind 3-D footage shows cells moving in vivo.

Technology is emotionally damaging our young people, and nobody knows how to stop it.

Many people once thought running a mile in under four minutes was impossible—until Roger Bannister stepped onto the track.

Millions struggle with this condition—and they don’t even know it.

It can hold more information than 4.7 billion books.

A new discovery sheds further light on the precision of the universe.

Hawking made some incredible discoveries over the course of his life, but remained ignorant about the mysteries of the universe.

Food poisoning is awful, and it is more common than you think. Why does it happen, and what can you do about it?

Off-the-shelf options are convenient, but are they nourishing?