Riverview Conversations

Jason interviews Jeff Wines, director of Youth and Young Adult ministries at the Upper Columbia Conference. Apologies for the audio quality, this interview as recorded on a smartphone at Camp Mivoden. Back to higher quality audio next week when we're back in the office.

Phil and Jason explore principles of hearing God's voice and knowing His will. Illustrations from The Chosen, Phil's missionary experience in Rwanda, and a story about a Wiccan, you'll discover three basic ways that God speaks to us and uncover some basic life wisdom for making decisions.

Jason and Phil explore the topic of faith.

Phil and Jason talk about what some call "the unpardonable sin." Is there a sin that can't be forgiven? Can you go so far that God can no longer save you? And what about children who have left the church and faith, can God ever reach them? We explore this topic from the book of Hebrews as well as several passages from the Old Testament.

There's a phenomenon in Christianity today where people say "it doesn't really matter" about a lot of doctrinal differences. Jason and Phil explore the spectrum of relativism to absolute truth and how genuine followers of Jesus need to recognize both the thus-says-the-Lords of Scripture and be willing to have loving conversations with each other.

Phil and Jason "pick apart the pastor" and his recent sermon from May 10 — the Perfect Man — about Hebrews 2.

Jason and Gayle Norton talk about Adventist Education and Tri City Adventist school's purpose and mission.

Jason interviews Gayle Norton, principal at Tri Cities Adventist School, and hears his story about his own journey in Adventist Education.

Phil and Jason explore the concept of Benevolence and how the Riverview Adventist church uses its benevolent fund. There is a reference in this podcast about a man not providing for his family and you can find that verse in 1 Timothy 5:8.