ANN In-Depth

Some Adventists have struggled with the relationship between engaging in government and our relationship with the separation of church and state. Some think we should have a totally hands-off approach, while others think we should be involved in every aspect of government. Now, we hear the term “Christian Nationalism” -- what does that mean and how do we, as Adventists, have a healthy relationship with our government and our faith? Find answers in this new episode of ANN In-Depth.

It is said that not forgiving someone is like drinking poison and expecting the other person to die. God said we cannot be forgiven until we forgive others -- and that we should forgive them over and over again. How do we learn to forgive? Is forgiveness a one-and-done situation-- or do you need to do it several times? Find Biblical insights to these questions and more in this new episode of ANN In-Depth.

This week, we are joined by Pastor Morgan Kochenhower. He is the pastor at Frederick Adventist Church and is passionate about relationships, forgiveness, and the Sabbath.

With all of us staying home during the pandemic, this can lead to increased problems with mental health and addiction. Including pornography. More and more studies are coming out about the dangers of pornography and its impact on relationships and mental health. This week on ANN In-Depth we look into what these dangers are and how we can help someone that's struggling.

This week, we are joined by Pastor Bernie Anderson. For years, Pastor Anderson battled behind closed doors with pornography and sexual addiction. Exposed to pornography early in life, he was held captive by the addiction until he allowed God to transform his life.

How often do we talk about our spiritual gifts? Did you know that God gave you some spiritual gifts for a reason? You can't doubt that, but indeed you have, it's just that you haven't discovered it yet! Listen to the podcast to find out what your spiritual gifts are.

Curious about all the fundamental beliefs of the Seventh-day Adventists? What makes the Adventists so different from these beliefs? Listen to the podcast for the 28 Adventist fundamental beliefs that you need to know.

We all deserve a break after a week-long of hard work and say, "Thank you, Lord, for the Sabbath." Of course, it's still important to take a day of rest in the midst of it all. But the Sabbath is more than just that. How will Sabbath make a difference in your life?

Tune in as we learn more about the essence of the Sabbath in this podcast.

How does the Seventh-day Adventist Church use the KPIs or the Key Performance Indicators to achieve its objectives? As a continuation of the Reach the World strategic plan, I Will Go offers something for the whole church. Learn more about the I Will Go strategic plan in this podcast!

In this day and age, we frequently hear the phrase "artificial intelligence?" What exactly is Artificial Intelligence (AI)? It is the theory and development of computer systems capable of doing tasks that ordinarily require human intellect, such as visual perception, speech recognition, decision making, and language translation.

Creativity and invention are natural parts of human existence. That is what we were created to do. We were created to explore and discover what comes next and where we can go. But, in our research and innovation, may we go too far? How can we balance our desire to discover and develop with our human longing to become God?

Listen to this fascinating podcast to discover more about technological innovation and advancement with Daryl Gungadoo, Director of the Adventist Review Media Lab.

Who is your superhero? What really makes someone a hero?

We all have a hero in our lives, someone who has had the greatest impact on our lives. In the Bible, we have numerous heroes who we look up to as inspirations for our lives. Surely, God placed all of these heroes in our path to guide us and provide us with courage and knowledge on our journey through life. Who are some Biblical heroes, and what can we learn from them?

Tune in as Dr. Barry Black, US Senate Chaplain, discusses what makes someone a hero.

What exactly is Public Campus Ministries (PCM)?

PCM is a movement that seeks to transform students on non-Adventist campuses into Seventh-day Adventist ambassadors of Christ in colleges/universities, churches, communities, and the world at large. PCM aims to inspire Seventh-day Adventist students to become disciples of Christ and equip them to communicate the eternal gospel on campus.

Tune in to the podcast to learn about PCM and how it's changing people's lives directly from those who this ministry has impacted.