Theology & Doctrine
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The Personhood Divinity of the Spirit (Part 1) | Unknown God (Part 4) | David Asscherick
The biblical doctrine of the Trinity fundamentally shapes Christian salvation and daily living. God reveals Himself as a unified plurality of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. This divine nature establishes love, diversity, and humility as core realities of the universe. Recognizing the Holy Spirit as a distinct person rather than a mere force brings deeper…
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The Mystery of God (Part 3) | Unknown God (Part 3) | David Asscherick
In this deep dive into the Trinity, David Asscherick explores the profound biblical truth that “God is Love.” He contrasts the concept of a strictly solitary deity with the relational dynamic of a triune God, showing that love by its very nature requires relationship. Drawing on both Old and New Testament evidence, he demonstrates that…
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Christian Grief | AskGod365
The biblical promise of resurrection completely transforms the Christian experience of grief. Scripture describes death as a peaceful and temporary sleep rather than an immediate transition to a conscious afterlife. Believers find deep comfort in knowing that Christ conquered the grave and will one day awaken His followers. A future awaits where death and mourning…
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Going to Extremes | Pr. Randy Skeete
Jesus sets a standard of righteousness that examines the inner thoughts of the heart. Since humanity possesses a fallen nature, achieving salvation on human merit remains impossible. God refuses to lower His holy standard but offers a perfect solution. Complete surrender to Jesus provides the free gift of His sinless life to cover all past…
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The Mystery of God (Part 2) | Unknown God (Part 2) | David Asscherick
The Bible introduces the concept of God as both singular and plural from the very beginning. By examining key passages in Genesis and the Gospel of John, David Asscherick unpacks the mystery of the Godhead and the limitations of human language in describing the divine. Discover how the image of God as a family unit…
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The Mystery of God (Part 1) | Unknown God (Part 1) | David Asscherick
Human language struggles to describe the eternal nature of God. The biblical concept of the Trinity reveals a Creator who is simultaneously singular and plural. Genesis presents the image of God not merely as an individual but as a family united in perfect love. An accurate understanding of this divine plurality sheds light on the…
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DNA and the Microscope (Part 2) | Jim Burr
Microscopic marvels like cellular ATP motors reveal an astonishing complexity that defies evolutionary theory. Scientific attempts to explain the spontaneous origin of life consistently fall short when examined closely. Instead of random chance, human biology points directly to intelligent design. The biblical account of creation remains the only logical explanation for life on earth.
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DNA and the Microscope (Part 1) | Jim Burr
The intricate complexity of the human genetic code reveals the intentional design of a Creator rather than random evolutionary processes. DNA functions as a highly advanced biological language with built-in repair mechanisms that correct replication errors. Scientific observations of genetic decay align perfectly with biblical accounts of human physical decline since creation.
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How Adventists Helped Abolish Slavery and Reform America
by Reiner Kremer The relationship between apocalypticism and abolitionism in early Seventh-day Adventist Church history is one of the most fascinating and underappreciated aspects of nineteenth-century American Christianity. While the Seventh-day Adventist Church officially organized in 1863, its roots lie in the Millerite movement following the Great Disappointment of October 22, 1844. From that point…
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Entropía | Dr. Conrad Vine
Drawing from the second law of thermodynamics, Pastor Conrad Vine examines how human movements decay over time, identifying institutional entropy within the Seventh-day Adventist Church. He highlights structural challenges, such as the shifting dynamic between pastors and conferences, institutional ties to the United Nations, and the creeping influence of progressive ideologies in denominational colleges. Asserting…
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The Cross and the State of the Dead (Part 2) | AskGod365
The cross transforms the tragedy of death into a temporary and peaceful sleep. Scripture describes mortality as an unconscious rest rather than an immediate entry into the afterlife. Christ defeated the ultimate enemy of sin to secure a future awakening for all believers. The resurrection proves that the Creator entered human suffering to offer the…
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The Cross and the State of the Dead (Part 1) | AskGod365
The biblical view of death reveals a God of profound mercy and redeeming love. Scripture consistently describes death not as an immediate entry into conscious existence but as a peaceful rest until the resurrection. The cross of Jesus defeated the ultimate enemy of sin and guaranteed a future awakening for all believers. God entered human…
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“In Christ” Engine of New Creation (Part 2)
The breathtaking reality of the Church as the living body of Jesus Christ transforms how believers experience their faith today. Paul’s profound words in Ephesians reveal that Christians are not merely waiting for a future destination, but are already seated with Christ in heavenly places. By examining the depths of God’s self-giving love and the…
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“In Christ” Engine of New Creation (Part 1)
The Christian faith is often misunderstood as a simple evacuation plan—a way to leave earth for a distant heaven. In this first part of “Heaven Starts Now,” we explore how the Apostle Paul’s teachings, particularly in Ephesians, reveal a much grander story. Discover what it truly means to be “in Christ,” where our daily lives…
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The Heavens Declare | Jim Burr
Modern astronomical discoveries confirm the scientific accuracy of scripture regarding the vastness and precision of the cosmos. Advanced telescopes reveal intricate galaxies and stellar formations that challenge evolutionary origins. The harmony between physical laws and biblical records demonstrates that divine design governs the heavens, highlighting the power of a purposeful Creator.
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Livermore, Creating a Sun on Earth | Jim Burr
Breathtaking discoveries across the solar system and distant galaxies reveal the glory of a divine Creator. Precise cosmic measurements and massive stars expose the flaws of secular evolution while highlighting the order governing space. The immense scale of the universe demonstrates intentional design and confirms that all celestial bodies operate by God’s exact wisdom.
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Hubble Telescope/Omega | Jim Burr
Modern cosmological theories struggle to explain cosmic origins without violating known physical laws. Scientific discoveries reveal a finely tuned universe that points directly to deliberate divine design rather than random chance. From intricate orbital mechanics to biological complexity, the precision found across space confirms the biblical narrative of an intentional Creator.
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Astronomy and the Bible (Part 2) | Jim Burr
Jim Burr explores the wonders of our solar system and the immensity of space to highlight the majesty of God’s creation. Examining planetary rings, solar flares, and massive stars reveals logical problems with naturalistic theories of star formation. Understanding the vast scale of the cosmos points back to the infinite value God places on human…
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Entropy | Dr. Conrad Vine
Drawing from the second law of thermodynamics, Pastor Conrad Vine examines how human movements decay over time, identifying institutional entropy within the Seventh-day Adventist Church. He highlights structural challenges, such as the shifting dynamic between pastors and conferences, institutional ties to the United Nations, and the creeping influence of progressive ideologies in denominational colleges. Asserting…
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When Two Worlds Collide | Pr. Randy Skeete
Scripture reveals a stark conflict between the kingdom of God and the kingdom of Satan. Examining the Gospel of John demonstrates that church attendance alone cannot guarantee spiritual safety. True citizenship in God’s kingdom requires total daily surrender to Jesus Christ, who alone holds the authority to deliver captives from the adversary’s domain.
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The Ultimate Test of Your Faith | Pr. Randy Skeete
God calls His people to serve Him with intensity and duration. In Deuteronomy 6, God requires love that involves the whole heart, soul, and mind—without exceptions. Drawing parallels between physical endurance and spiritual faithfulness, this presentation explores how believers can maintain their commitment to God continuously in their homes, their businesses, and their daily lives.…
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What Happens When a Saved Christian Falls Into Sin?
Believers often wrestle with the crushing weight of failure after giving their lives to Christ. Scripture offers profound reassurance that the gospel is not just for the moment of conversion, but for the entire journey of sanctification. By examining the biblical distinction between stumbling in weakness and willful rebellion, a beautiful picture of Jesus as…
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The Prophetic Symbols of Religious Authority in Daniel and Revelation
A careful study of biblical prophecy in Daniel and Revelation reveals the identifying characteristics of end-time religious authority. By examining the prophetic symbols of the little horn, the man of sin, and the sea beast, the contrast between human control and divine authority becomes undeniably clear. Historic Adventist interpretation points to these symbols as representations…
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What Are the Signs of the Second Coming? What Jesus Taught
Too often, conversations about Christ’s return become confusing lectures about strange-looking beasts, unprecedented plagues, and 666. Christians, including Seventh-day Adventists, tend to view the Second Coming of Jesus in light of our world’s unavoidable doom. It’s understandable. Prophetic books like Daniel and Revelation zoom in on the apocalyptic nature of the “last days,” the final…