North of the city of Victoria, on Vancouver Island, a famous landmark holds a story which shows that even in this troubled world, mankind is capable of amazing and beautiful things. What can we learn from this stunning reclamation project?
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The mission for Tomorrow’s World Hong Kong is to study the bible and provide answers to life’s most important questions, along with providing an understanding of what makes for a sustainable, happy, productive, and moral society. The world around us is rapidly changing. Social movements and the rejection of both authority and morality are having a significant impact on our day to day lives around us, especially in Hong Kong. At Tomorrow’s World, our purpose is to explain why the world is in its current state, and to provide proven solutions that in turn, will lead to a better way of life. At Tomorrow’s World Hong Kong we’ll give you an honest account of the Bible’s plain answers to questions like why you were born, what happens after you die, and what the future holds in store for us all.
What would you do if you were asked to cut the amount of water you used in half? What about a quarter, or even less? I’d like you to imagine being told that on a specific date, the taps in your city would be turned off and you would need to line up to receive your allotted ration. On this Tomorrow's World program we’ll look at the water crisis faced by Cape Town, South Africa, and other water disasters. We’ll look at the potential for conflict over this precious resource and we’ll look to the Bible to answer this essential question: Will we run out of water?
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More than 40 years ago, I had the privilege of writing the first edition of this booklet, The Ten Commandments. It was adapted into a booklet from a magazine serialization, and was sent to hundreds of thousands who requested it over several decades. It has been out of print for more than a decade, but I have now updated it for Tomorrow's World viewers and subscribers. Even so, it is very much the same booklet as was first offered more than 40 years ago. This is no surprise, for it is describing the unchanging laws of God. As He said, “For I am the Lord, I do not change” (Malachi 3:6).
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