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FAQs about Adventist Review Podcasts:How many episodes does Adventist Review Podcasts have?The podcast currently has 562 episodes available.
July 13, 2018GraceNotes: The Reach of Grace (July 13, 2018)It is the glory—and the mystery—of the gospel that the Lord of everything is also the Lord of grace. Infinite power is matched by inexhaustible tenderness. Unrivaled authority is paired with unrelenting kindness. The Judge of all offers Himself as the Saviour of all—an act so rare, so incandescent in the darkness of our world, that we are driven to our knees in awe and adoration. Christ takes on Himself the sentence that His justice mandates for our sin. And we who did the crime may do the time: we’re offered favored places at His side forever and for always. “God made Him who had no sin to be sin for us, so that in Him we might become the righteousness of God” (2 Cor 5:20-21). So stay in grace....more2minPlay
July 06, 2018Digging Deeper: The Trinity (July 2018)Have you ever wondered about the mystery of the Godhead? The latest issue of Adventist Review’s “Digging Deeper” series tackles the hot issue of the Trinity head on. Listen to the new podcast produced by the Adventist Review Audio team and join the conversation.” www.adventistreview.org...more54minPlay
July 06, 2018GraceNotes: A Victory For Grace (July 6, 2018)The decision to forgo revenge is an early sign that grace is really changing how we think and act. The old and “natural” response is far too easy—to wound when we are wounded; to scorn when we are scorned; to satisfy our sense of fairness by perpetuating the unfairness. Unless renewed by grace, we take out eyes and punch out teeth, asserting this is “justice.” But Jesus shows another way—the wise absorption of the blow that cancels, disempowers, and finally defeats it. When we forgive, we win what we could never gain—a victory over hate and pride. So stay in grace....more2minPlay
July 02, 2018Cliff's Edge: The Apocalyptic Monsters Category (July 2018)For about 25 years now, the Adventist Review has been publishing Clifford Goldstein’s column. Called Cliff’s Edge, it deals with a host of issues regarding faith, theology, philosophy, science and just about anything else he can think of that he thinks is relevant and faith-affirming....more6minPlay
July 02, 2018Cliff’s Edge: The Apocalyptic Monsters Category (July 2018)For about 25 years now, the Adventist Review has been publishing Clifford Goldstein’s column. Called Cliff’s Edge, it deals with a host of issues regarding faith, theology, philosophy, science and just about anything else he can think of that he thinks is relevant and faith-affirming....more6minPlay
June 28, 2018Lael Caesar: For Peace? (July 2018)In Other Words is the opinion page of Adventist Review staff: wide ranging, as befits the thinking of a group spanning multiple generations and encompassing more than half a dozen nationalities; spiritually earnest, as reflecting the thinking of a team of mature Christian professionals in areas as varied as journalism and technology, education and business, biblical studies and theology; sometimes lighthearted, always relevant. Dr. Lael Caesar is the associate editor of the Adventist Review magazine. www.adventistreview.org...more5minPlay
June 28, 2018Searching The Obvious: Standing Ovation (July 2018)"Where can I go from your spirit? Or where can I flee from your presence?” (Psalm 139:7, NRSV) “Searching the Obvious” focuses on how the Holy Spirit is ever active in our surroundings and in our lives, urging us to serve others. Personal stories challenge the reader to be mindful of our Christian Walk, recognize our own fallibility and slow down to ‘search the obvious’, the active presence of the Holy Spirit ever always around us....more6minPlay
June 22, 2018GraceNotes: Grace and Self-Denial (June 22, 2018)Beware the musings of your heart when it concludes, “I am alright. I’m not in need. Christ needn’t spend His grace on me.” The subtlety of self-deception makes us award ourselves whatever growth in godliness we’ve lived. We say that we resisted the temptation, achieved a victory, did our part. But here we tell profound untruth. Only “Christ in us” caused us to choose justice, or be merciful, or avoid the hurtful thing. Only Jesus merits favor. Only grace deserves applause. We are—at best—dull, tiny lamps in which the holy flame may burn. “Not to us, O Lord, not to us, but to Your name give glory” (Psalm 115: 1). So stay in grace....more2minPlay
June 18, 2018Introducing The Why: Applying Filters (June 2018)A veteran columnist of the Adventist Review, Jimmy Phillips' Introducing the Why focuses on practical insights from the author's experiences that get to the point of what matters most in the Christian walk. Unafraid to get deeply personal, Phillips continues to bring readers on a journey that has seen him graduate college, get married and become a parent over the past 10 years --- with a few hi jinxes along the way. Through stories and anecdotes, Phillips relentlessly points his readers and listeners back to God's ultimate plan...or more appropriately, the ultimate "why."...more4minPlay
June 18, 2018Introducing The Why: Applying FiltersA veteran columnist of the Adventist Review, Jimmy Phillips' Introducing the Why focuses on practical insights from the author's experiences that get to the point of what matters most in the Christian walk. Unafraid to get deeply personal, Phillips continues to bring readers on a journey that has seen him graduate college, get married and become a parent over the past 10 years --- with a few hi jinxes along the way. Through stories and anecdotes, Phillips relentlessly points his readers and listeners back to God's ultimate plan...or more appropriately, the ultimate "why." ...more4minPlay
FAQs about Adventist Review Podcasts:How many episodes does Adventist Review Podcasts have?The podcast currently has 562 episodes available.