Show Notes
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Here are the highlights of this week:
The 2025 Annual Council concludes with global leaders renewing calls for integration, mission focus, and spiritual courage.
At Southern Adventist University, students react to the unexpected end of a $3 million DHSI grant, after the U.S. Department of Education discontinued race-based funding for Minority-Serving Institutions.
In Part 1 of her reflection series, Ezrica Bennett dives into the spiritual and emotional challenge of loving across political divides.
Iceland Adventists issue a rare statement calling for peace, prayer, and humanitarian support amid the ongoing crisis in Gaza.
A new book review connects Defy to Adventist values, urging moral courage and the power of principled refusal.
This week’s Sabbath School lesson reflects on God’s guidance through the Jordan crossing—reminding us to trust divine leadership in times of uncertainty.
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Episode 9 explores apocalyptic theology as an unveiling of what is happening beneath the surface of history and asks how Adventists can read Daniel, Revelation, and other apocalyptic writings in Scripture with moral seriousness beyond calculating end-time dates.
When does staying informed become watching someone else’s suffering for entertainment?
Beyond The Remnant Episode 8 we discuss the Sanctuary Doctrine, focusing on chapters 12 and 13 of Sigve Tonstad's book, Beyond The Remnant.
What parts of a faith stay with you after you leave?
Beyond The Remnant Episode 7 traces the dynamic development of Sabbath theology in Adventist history and meditates on the Sabbath as God’s commitment to the world before it comes with a commandment.