In this episode of Here We Stand, Dr. David Shin and Dr. Dojcin Zivadinovic examine the theology of “Love Reality.” Referencing a warning from Ted N. C. Wilson in Adventist World, they explore whether this teaching reflects the gospel—or undermines biblical themes of repentance, confession, and sanctification.

In this conversation, Dr. David Shin sits down with Dr Harris to discuss theistic evolution. She holds a Ph.D. in Chemistry and previously served as a senior scientist in the pharmaceutical industry, including work with Pfizer. She now serves as Chair of the Natural Science Department at Weimar University.

Pastor Don Mackintosh tackles the followign questions: Is America about to “save the family” by mandating a day of rest? And if the state enforces worship-shaped laws—what happens to conscience, Sabbath truth, and religious liberty?

In this new episode of Weimar University’s podcast, we examine the book Reclaiming the Prophet and tackle key questions about prophecy, infallibility, and the sources that shape our understanding of truth.

Joined by Dr. Nedley, the conversation dismantles common assumptions about accreditation, DEI, and cultural pressure. Drawing from firsthand experience, Dr. Nedley explains why accreditation itself isn’t the real threat—and why government funding is often where compromise actually begins.

Dr. David Shin, professor of religion at Weimar University, shares a compelling study on the key to self control.

When a death row prisoner is escorted from his cell to the place of execution, the guard yells, “Dead man walking.” This symbolizes a man who is currently alive but taking steps to his death. Christians experience this in their conversion, in their witness and in this great controversy between Christ and Satan.

Wisdom for When To Engage and When To Let GoLearn how to handle hot topics, hurt and hard conversations with spiritual clarity and grace.

Discover why learning to be still, disciplined and alone with God prepares you for meaningful relationships and lasting strength.

We’ll talk about how digital habits affect rest and how rest restores spiritual clarity.