Living Church News

Volume 28, No. 4, July/August 2026

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A Quarter of a Millennium!

Personal Gerald E. Weston

The United States of America celebrates its 250th anniversary this July 4, as you probably know. It is such a milestone that celebrations of various sorts have already taken place and will continue taking place throughout the year, past that single…

What It Means to Be Holy

Editorial Gerald E. Weston

Have you ever considered how people seem to endlessly throw about certain words without ever knowing their meaning? How often we hear the word gospel refer to music or just about anything but the actual message that Jesus proclaimed.…

Lessons from the Life of Daniel

Peter G. Nathan

Anyone who follows the writings, publications, and broadcasts of Tomorrow’s World or attends with the Living Church of God and studies its teachings is likely to be at least somewhat familiar with the book of Daniel. We refer to it…

Biblical Principles that Support Mental Health

Josh Lyons

Mental health challenges have seen greater emphasis in recent years, and it has become more common for people to talk about them, though the problems being talked about are not new.

The Warning for the Last Era

J. Charles Ogwyn

The book of Revelation—a mysterious book to many—contains an urgent message for God’s Church at the end of the age, immediately prior to Christ’s return. Revelation 2–3 contains seven distinct messages that God gave Jesus Christ to reveal to His…

Fostering Respect

Comedian Rodney Dangerfield’s famous trademark was one complaint: “I get no respect!” Though he made a joke of it, his plight hits home with all of us. We have all been the victims of discourtesy at one time or another in our lives. Yet respect is…

Who Is Your Enemy?

“I’m my own worst enemy!” Have you ever said that? This may be an admirable statement of self-awareness—that we have, perhaps inadvertently, done things to hurt ourselves. That awareness can be good, because it might help us learn to avoid self-…

Acceptance

Bob Rodzaj

Throughout life, we all fall into numerous circumstances that we do not create, nor can we control—circumstances that can frustrate, devastate, anger, depress, or even paralyze us. Some examples include the death of a loved one, a natural or man-…

Waiting on God

Woman to Woman Elizabeth Stafford

I hate waiting. Whether I am stuck in traffic, in a long checkout line, or at a doctor’s or dentist’s office, it is totally frustrating. I am fairly sure I am not alone in this. In fact, I have never met another woman who enjoys long commutes,…

Learning to Trust God

Commentary Mike DeSimone

Have you ever had a time in your life when things always seemed to be going wrong, no matter how hard you worked to keep them going right? Those can be some of the hardest situations in which to stop and take the time to find the solution—even when…