When fear holds you back, remember what God offers you in II Timothy 1:7. Read now
Birthdays are celebrated in almost every culture. How does God want you to regard your day of birth? Read now
You can better understand your Creator by stepping outside and observing what you see. Read now
The early spring grain harvest represents a spiritual crop that is precious to God. Read now
There is a reason we hold Sabbath services each week—and you have a part in it. Read now
Christ’s words in Luke 14:26 seem shocking. Learn what He really meant—and how it can deepen every relationship in your life. Read now
God wants you to know you are in the right place—and He has given you everything you need to prove it. Read now
Are martial arts a harmless form of exercise—or is there more to the story? Read now
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Jesus said, “I will build My Church…” There is a single organization that teaches the entire truth of the Bible, and is called to live by “every word of God.” Do you know how to find it? Christ said it would:
With its Headquarters in Wadsworth, Ohio, The Restored Church of God announces the unknown, but ultimate message of hope to all nations. The Church, which has congregations in over 70 countries spanning six continents, freely distributes many millions of books, booklets and articles across the globe annually—many of which are available in 12 languages.
David C. Pack
Founder and Pastor General of The Restored Church of God, Editor-in-Chief of The Real Truth magazine, and voice of The World to Come program, David C. Pack has reached many millions around the globe with the most powerful truths of the Bible—unknown to almost all. He has authored 80 books and booklets, personally established over 50 congregations, and appeared as a guest on The History Channel. Mr. Pack attended Ambassador College in Pasadena, California, entered the Worldwide Church of God ministry in 1971, and was personally trained by its founder, Herbert W. Armstrong.
