Behind the Work
God’s Work today is backed by a spiritual family of approximately 5,000 Philadelphia Church of God members and many more thousands of co-workers. The primary focus of a true Christian’s life is to contribute to the Work in any way possible, in the process preparing to teach the entire world in the near future. Tune in each Monday at 12 p.m. Central time for a behind-the-scenes look at the vibrant and exciting Work of the living God through interviews, feature stories, updates and statistical rundowns. With the help of the Autobiography of Herbert W. Armstrong, you will also learn how the Work of God today relates to the spectacular, miraculous, five-decade work of the end-time Elijah.
Armstrong College: Vastly Different Since 2001
Herbert W. Armstrong College students commenced another academic year last week. Hear from HWAC chancellor Gerald Flurry and from the brother of the host. Understand what makes this educational institution vastly different from any other in the entire world. Learn how Armstrong graduates are well-equipped for success in the real world—how they are prepared not just to make a living, but to really live life to the fullest.
Imperial Academy: Changing Lives Since 2008
God’s Work consists of two main commissions: warning the world and feeding the flock. The Philadelphia Church of God’s K-12 school, Imperial Academy, is crucial to fulfilling the second commission. Learn why this institution has become necessary when once it was considered a non-essential function of the Work. Discover the staggering benefits reaped by God’s young people at Imperial Academy.
Proofs of God’s Work
Traditional Christian churches are trying to save the whole world right now. Learn how this is the total opposite of Jesus Christ’s purpose on Earth. Prove where God’s Church is today, how it exists primarily to support God’s Work, and what exactly is the purpose of God’s Work in these final days before Christ’s return. The plain truth about God’s Work may shock you.
Interviewing the Host of Rewind, Repeat
KPCG is home to a new history podcast, Rewind, Repeat, hosted by Philadelphia Church of God online marketing director David Vejil. Listen as he discusses his goals for the show, Charlemagne, powerful lessons from history, and history’s connection to Bible prophecy.
The Goal of Philadelphia Youth Camp
Philadelphia Youth Camp in Edmond, Oklahoma, is currently in its third and final week. Hear from Philadelphia Church of God Evangelist Wayne Turgeon and his wife, Laura, as they reflect on life in England—away from camp for the first time in nine years. Listen as host Grant Turgeon describes the main goal of camp.
How God’s Work Depends on You—Part 3
There are so many ways to turn supporting God’s Work into a full-time job, even if you aren’t a paid employee of the Philadelphia Church of God. Learn about two more ways to serve wholeheartedly, and hear a report from our chief field correspondent.
How God’s Work Depends on You—Part 2
God’s Work could be done by God alone—but He wants to work with you! Learn two more ways that you can be a full-time laborer in God’s Work.
How God’s Work Depends on You—Part 1
God’s Work is a worldwide enterprise—not just an Oklahoma endeavor. No matter where you live, you can have a stunning impact on the work every day. Listen as host Grant Turgeon describes how much God values your contributions, and learn more about your number one responsibility as a full-time servant of God.
Fathers and God’s Work
Yesterday, millions of people celebrated Father’s Day. There’s a direct connection between physical fathers, God the Father and God’s Work. Listen as host Grant Turgeon emphasizes the three vital responsibilities of fathers, and how society suffers in their absence.
To the Class of 2019
Thirty-two Herbert W. Armstrong College students graduated yesterday. Listen as host Grant Turgeon encourages them to continue living the abundant, hectic, disciplined, scheduled, busy, regimented life that leads to true and lasting freedom.
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