One day Pompeii was a thriving city; the next a steaming mound of smouldering volcanic ash. Are there lessons to be learned from Pompeii's tragic fate?
Throughout the centuries, man's greatest threat has often not been natural disasters or warfare, but the microscopic creatures with which we share the earth.
Historians accept that most of the ancestors of today's Western democracies once lived as nomadic tribes roaming the vast plains of antiquity known as the Eurasian steppes.
ANZAC was the name given to the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps who landed on April 25, 1915 at the Gallipoli Peninsula in Turkey during the First World War.
Habakkuk lived at a turning point in world history. when God was moving the balance of power among world empires, and setting the stage for end time events.
