Church History
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Adventist Amnesia | David Asscherick
Dive into the distinctive identity of the Seventh-day Adventist Church with with David Asscherick. Explore from the lens of biblical prophecy, beginning with Revelation 12:17. It examines the church’s mission and message, addresses its unique role in proclaiming the Three Angels’ Messages, and considers how the church fulfills the characteristics of the remnant described in…
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Called, Chosen, and Faithful | Mission and Identity | David Asscherick
How can young Adventists to embrace their identity and mission as God’s remnant people? David Asscherick emphasizes that identity drives mission, and losing sight of who we are leads to failure, as seen in biblical history. The Seventh-day Adventist Church is not just another denomination—it has a prophetic calling. We must rise to the occasion.
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Sola Scriptura | The Bible Only | David Asscherick
David Asscherick explains the radical significance of Sola Scriptura, the foundational principle of the Protestant Reformation. Tracing the historical shift from apostolic purity to medieval corruption, he highlights how John Wycliffe, Jan Hus, and ultimately Martin Luther reignited the call for the Bible as the ultimate authority. See how their stand against tradition and power…
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Think Different | Christianity: Dismantling Christian History | Ty Gibson
How did the Church’s alliance with the state lead to a revolution of faith? In this eye-opening video, join Ty Gibson as he dives into the historical role of the Church in shaping modern atheism, uncovering the tragic consequences of corruption, persecution, and blind authority. Was the Church’s legacy truly about salvation—or control?
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Think Different | God: The Dangerous Shift | Ty Gibson
Explore the concept of “thinking different” about God. Building on the idea of distinguishing between institutional Christianity and the historical figure of Christ, we dive into how historical Christian institutions have misrepresented God’s character. Drawing on prophecies from Daniel and Revelation, examine how power, coercion, and a distorted view of God shaped both the church…
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The Seven Churches: Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea (Part 3)
As we approach the end times, what can we learn from the final three churches of Revelation 3? Explore the messages to Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea, focusing on their prophetic significance and relevance for believers living in the last days. From the open door of opportunity to the sobering call to overcome lukewarmness, we unpack…
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The Seven Churches: Smyrna, Pergamos, and Thyatira (Part 2)
Delve into the messages to the churches of Smyrna, Pergamos, and Thyatira in Revelation 2, exploring their historical context, spiritual significance, and relevance for believers today. We unpack themes of persecution, compromise, and spiritual warfare within these early Christian communities, offering insights into overcoming challenges and remaining faithful.
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The Key That Unlocks Revelation
Explore the crucial connection between the Old Testament sanctuary service and the book of Revelation and unlock the mysteries of Revelation. Discover how understanding the symbolism of the courtyard, Holy Place, and Most Holy Place unlocks the meaning of Revelation’s prophecies and prepares us for Christ’s second coming.
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The Seven Churches: Ephesus (Part 1)
Let’s take a look into the message to the church of Ephesus found in Revelation 2, examining the importance of maintaining a passionate love for Christ amidst our busy lives. We explore the call to remember, repent, and return to our first love, and discuss the dangers of losing sight of what truly matters.
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What is a Martyr or Martyrdom?
Let’s explore the meaning of martyrdom across different religions and cultures, examining the motivations and rewards associated with sacrificing one’s life for a belief or cause. Discover the historical and contemporary significance of martyrdom, from biblical figures to modern-day heroes.
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Decline in Religious Belief: America’s Faith Hits a New Low
The United States is facing a serious decline in religious belief. The number of Americans who believe in God has dropped to the lowest level in the 78 years Gallup has asked the question, per a recent poll. Driving the news: 81% of U.S. adults say they believe in God — down 6 points from 2017.…
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China and Russia: Why They’re Not the Final Superpowers
China and Russia may experience a rise in global influence, but neither country will ever be the ultimate power. The war that has been raging on Ukrainian soil by the Russian Army is nothing short of the biggest human tragedy and catastrophe since World War II. As the country of Ukraine is being destroyed, Ukrainians…
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God’s Covenant: More Than a Real Estate Contract
God’s covenant with His people is unilateral. God to man. It is 100% of grace. Man has nothing of value to bring. It is not a transaction. It is unmerited favor. It is not a real estate contract, where we believe that because of our good behavior we earn and are entitled to a free…
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Christian Persecution and Why It’s Rising Around the World
The Pew Research Center released a report in 2018 on the state of Christian persecution, restriction and harassment in the world. The report demonstrated that there was a measurable increase in governmental restrictions on religions globally. One of the key findings is that in 2016, Christians experienced significant harassment by governments or social groups in…