Chuck Missler examines the long day of Joshua, as well as the many prophetic allusions in Old Testament epics.

Chuck Missler explores the roots of our modern Gregorian Calendar, using the month of February as an example.

Chuck Missler examines the history and background of Christopher Columbus, and what drove him to make his historic voyages. Did you know that Columbus was a Christian?

Chuck Missler examines the origin, nature, and possible goals of the Nephilim of Genesis. Were they fallen angels, alien beings, or evil descendants of Cain or Seth? What is their role in prophecy?

Chuck Missler relates some early church history, emphasizing the role of Constantine's conversion and the Greek church he founded in old Byzantium - away from the corruption of Rome's aristocracy.

Chuck Missler explains Koinonia House's newest technological service to supporters - MP3 - high-quality audio files that can be downloaded from the Internet for use on small portable players.

Chuck Missler explores the emerging technologies of hand-held satellite communications, and what this instant personal connectivity means for ministries!

Chuck Missler describes Koinonia House's impending use of the MP3 compression technology for distribution of Khouse materials - the more extensive files by CD ROM to speed download times.

Chuck Missler reviews the history behind Sunday's being observed as the 'Christian Sabbath' and compares various Sabbath-keeping views to the Word of God.

In view of the continuing tensions on the world scene, it is interesting to reflect on other November dates in history.

Bill Perkins of Compass International gives a report on how this year's

Chuck Missler examines the history and background of Christopher Columbus, and what drove him to make his historic voyages. Did you know that Columbus was a Christian?

Chuck Missler examines the reasons why the post-resurrection Jesus was unrecognizable, even to those that knew him best.

The Book of Ruth is traditionally read on the Feast of Shavuot, also known as the Feast of Pentecost. For a number of reasons, Chuck Missler teaches this feast may have far more prophetic relevance than is commonly recognized.