Signs of the Times

Our Times: December 2007

In Signs of the times on April 13, 1942, Harold W Clark wrote:

Our Times: November 2007

For more than 120 years Signs of the Times has been promoting God

Our Times: October 2007

While Signs has been communicating with the world for more than 120 years, God has been doing so for thousands of years.

Our Times: September 2007

The primary purpose of Signs of the Times has always been to reveal Jesus to people who have yet to meet Him.

Our Times: August 2007

Signs is committed to preparing people for the return of Jesus.

Our Times: July 2007

Signs remains committed to expressing the Word of God in every magazine.

Our Times: June 2007

Signs of the Times has recognised, valued and carefully approached the differing family structures, values and needs in our community for more than 120 years.

Our Times: May 2007

Signs magazine has been helping people take the next step in their Christian journey for more than 120 years.

Our Times: April 2007

For over 120 years Signs of the times has been driven by one purpose

Our Times: March 2007

Signs of the Times is serious about presenting a complete and unswerving portrayal of God and His Holy Scriptures.

Our Times: January-February 2007

Signs believes God

Our Times: December 2006

Jesus Christ has been the reason for the existence of Signs of the Times since its inception 120 years ago.

Our Times: November 2006

For more than 120 years Signs has recognised that the way of the world and the way of Jesus are distinctly different

Our Times: October 2006

With each exploration beyond previous borders, we find more and more reason to believe there is indeed a cosmic and personal Designer.

Our Times: September 2006

Millions of dollars are being lost by unsuspecting people on the internet.

Our Times: August 2006

I called it my Glad Day. On that day I refused to let anything stay with me that was not conductive to joy and praise

Our Times: July 2006

The Creator alone, possessing omniscience, is qualified to define truth and set bounds between right and wrong in thought and conduct.

Our Times: June 2006

The seventh day of the week as the Sabbath, as the Bible teaches it, has been a central teaching of Signs of the Times since it began publication in 1886.

Our Times: May 2006

Long before government legislation to the effect, Signs has spoke in favour of a smoke-free lifestyle.

Our Times: April 2006

Current research has indicated that men and women are not as different as we may have thought.

Our Times: March 2006

In an attempt to get Austrian men to do a fairer portion of housework, one-day courses have been set up across the nation.

Our Times: January-February 2006

A Russian scientist claims that a beating on the buttocks with a cane will cure everything from depression to alcoholism.

Our Times: December 2005

A study conducted by the British Cheese Board claims that eating cheese before you go to bed will help you have a good night's sleep.

Our Times: November 2005

The seventh-day Sabbath, while not to be found among the Egyptian maxims, through archaeological discoveries is traced among the Babylonians.

Our Times: October 2005

Unfortunately, homes are often war zones themselves, with battles occurring daily.

Our Times: September 2005

The plan is to link mobile phone users to Internet publications, even when they are not online.

Our Times: August 2005

Internet doomsayers eyeing a 12th-century Catholic prophecy believe that judgment is nigh.

Our Times: July 2005

Scientists have discovered a musician who can taste sounds.

Our Times: June 2005

Mobile phones have become popular in a remote Romanian village.

Our Times: May 2005

Rock music is set to spread further than ever before when a specially written CD lands on one of Saturn's moons.

Events, such as the European heatwave of 2003, which killed thousands of people, when found to be the result of industrial pollution and greenhouse gas emissions, would allow lawsuits to be filed against the offenders.

Our Times: March 2005

Apparently one kiss burns about three calories, while the saliva produced reduces plaque.

Our Times: January-February 2005

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