10 March 2023 | Does God allow evil things like Satan for the purpose of making us appreciate him greater? According to TikTok, yes, but according to any sensible grounded Christian belief in God’s love, the answer must be no. Join an Adventist professor of the Bible and theology as he reacts to a viral […]
12 February 2023 | Although helping 1,000 blind people to see is usually considered a positive thing for society, many on Twitter are mad that the viral YouTuber “MrBeast” has made a video about it or that society required his generosity at all. Some have called his video and him demonic, and others have even […]
22 January 2023 | Is social justice intrinsic to the three angels’ messages? Is antiracism an Adventist imperative? What does Ellen White have to offer as insights? Join Professor Matthew Korpman as he takes part in a discussion about a new book on a topic many are too uncomfortable to speak about. And by the […]
25 December 2022 | Satan is hardly mentioned in the Old Testament—just three times—and is present almost everywhere in the New Testament. Where does that emphasis on Satan come from? The Old Testament is silent about an afterlife: the dead know nothing, feel nothing, experience nothing. The New Testament shows a different picture. There is […]
22 December 2022 | Fake news wasn’t just invented when Donald Trump rose to fame. It’s been around a lot longer. And unfortunately, even the most famous ministers of the Adventist church are capable of falling for it. Join Professor Matthew Korpman for another episode of Bible Scholar Reacts as he examines a widely distributed […]
Bill Knott | 03 December 2022 If you know anything about the history of Adventism, then you know that this movement was conceived in discussion, and it was birthed in dialogue. It was breast-fed on argument, and it grew up in a debating hall. It’s not for nothing that the signature book of this movement […]
by Andreas Bochmann | originally broadcast 19 November 2022 | I still remember a time when divorce was not talked about very much in our church. At most, there were whispers behind closed doors. Divorce simply didn’t happen—and if it did, at least one person of the couple was disfellowshipped. Pastors who went through a […]
24 November 2022 | The following ATSS PRESENTS programs are now on the Adventist Today YouTube channel. Please subscribe to our YouTube channel. Katrina Blue | 29 October 2022 Do you have family members, friends, neighbors, or co-workers who deny, or don’t know, or don’t seem to care, if God exists? How do you maintain […]
2 November 2022 | The following four ATSS presentations are now available for your viewing. Heidi Campbell | 15 October 2022 Who do you think Mary Magdalene was? A woman with a scandalous past? The sister of Lazarus and Martha? First witness to the resurrection? A rich heiress? An evangelist and miracle worker? Heidi Olson […]
12 September 2022 | The following three ATSS PRESENTS recordings are now available on the AT YouTube channel. Competing Religious Liberties 10 September 2022 | Raj Attiken In this Adventist Today Sabbath Seminar we examine religious liberty from an individualistic understanding of the right of conscience. We will also note why religious liberty cannot be […]
7 September 2022 | J. Lashell Adderley, a Seventh-day Adventist in the Bahamas, has risen to the position of President of the Legislature in that island nation. In this AT Interview, she speaks to Cindy Chamberlin Eastwood about being a Seventh-day Adventist in public service in the political world. To comment, click/tap here.
Loren Seibold & John McLarty | 31 August 2022 Melchizedek is one of the most mysterious figures in the Bible. He appears in person only once— in Genesis 14—but is referred to again in Psalm 110 and at length in Hebrews 7. But who was Melchizedek? All we know from Genesis is that he is […]