Adventist Review Podcasts

Wilona Karimabadi: You Need To Take A Break (July 2019)

Wilona Karimabadi is an assistant editor of Adventist Review and editor of KidsView magazine. www.adventistreview.org 

Dr. Peter Landless: Wholeness Into Brokenness (July 2019)

Dr. Peter Landless is a board-certified nuclear cardiologist and is director of the General Conference Health Ministries Department. www.healthministreis.com

 

Lael Caesar: Maybe Your Name Is Moses (July 2019)

Lael Caesar is an associate editor at Adventist Review Ministries and has been a lifelong fan of the new Moses.  www.adventistreview.org 

GraceNotes: The Hero of the Story (June 28, 2019)

We come naturally by our self-absorption. From our earliest moments, we’re congratulated for taking first steps, trying new foods, mastering new skills, for learning how to navigate the myriad complexities of an ever-widening world. The story is, and has always been, about us—our goals, our striving, our gaining, our getting. But then one day the world refused to be our private oyster.  There was no pearl inside—just grit and sand and disappointment. And we began to long from somewhere deeper than the ocean floor for rescue from our pain, our foolishness, our disillusion with ourselves. Enter the selfless hero who became one of us to teach us how to find the joy. The Pearl of great price offers each of us His priceless grace. In Jesus, we discover One who never disappoints, who never falls short of saving us, who never walks away in righteous indignation from our follies and our failures. He’s the friend who knows both when to speak and when to be silent, when to laugh and when to weep—the incomparable companion who merged His story with our own. “In Him we live and move and have our being” (Acts 17:28). His gracious offer of relief and liberation alters every other storyline. And yes, this hero always gets the last word. So stay in grace. -Bill Knott

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Racism 2.0

It seems to be the topic that never dies and a wound that won’t heal. Cliff and Dwain consider what it is that lies deep within human nature that keeps this awful scourge of humanity on life-support. 

Everybody’s talking about something, and there’s no shortage of opinions. Just watch the daily news and to every issue, there are always many sides of a discussion.  14th and U is a weekly show, fueled by the thoughts and opinions of real people who live and work around 14th and U streets in cities all around the world. www.14thu.com 

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Is Free Speech Under Attack?

The era of social media has encouraged an array of creative and political expression and provides the platform to engage the entire world. But at the very same time, free speech is under attack as censorship increases. 14th and U evaluates the state of this constitutional right with a candid conversation between Dwain Esmond and Cliff Goldstein.

Everybody’s talking about something, and there’s no shortage of opinions. Just watch the daily news and to every issue, there are always many sides of a discussion.  14th and U is a weekly podcast, fueled by the thoughts and opinions of real people who live, work around 14th and U streets in cities all around the world. 14thU.com

GraceNotes: Playful, Joyful, We Adore Three (June 21, 2019)

It’s every parent’s greatest joy to see a child at play—freely, joyously at play. And children—of whatever age—only play when they understand they’re safe—deeply, seriously safe. We don’t play on battlefields, in lightning storms, or when we doubt we’ll ever see tomorrow. And so the God of Scripture frequently must wait until we’ve outlived our fears before we grasp the fullness of His affection. We spend a lifetime learning just how richly we are loved, and why our God is always murmuring, “Fear not.” “Be not afraid.” Or better yet, “You can stop being afraid now.” Our Father is supremely patient, waiting for the day when we—at last—discover how kind He has always been, and grow accustomed to His goodness. “Therefore the Lord waits to be gracious to you” (Isaiah 30:18). Unwind the spool of anxious thoughts that keep you wondering if you are loved, if Jesus deeply values you. Your joy today will be in measure with your trust. And stay in grace. -Bill Knott

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GraceNotes: Better Than We Know (June 14, 2019)

At the heart of all we call our faith is a deepening trust that God’s heart is kinder than we were taught and more persistent than we ever knew. For Him, all comparisons ultimately fall short. He is wiser than the best father; more nurturing than the most empowering mother; more companionable than the closest sibling. “There is a friend who sticks closer than a brother”(Prov 18:34). And He offers us, both now and in the end, what family never can—a relationship that transcends our relatives’ best moments and redeems their worst dysfunctions. God’s grace is the unyielding embrace of One whose love cannot be won, or lost, or altered, or improved. Receive the grace you were destined for. And stay in it. -Bill Knott

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Gun Rights?

Gun ownership is as American as baseball, apple pie and all-too-frequent mass shootings. But the 2nd Amendment gives every American the right to bear arms. Has our gun culture become a right that has gone wrong? On 14th and U, Dwain and Cliff delve into the topic to argue the pros and cons of this heavily debated issue.

Everybody’s talking about something, and there’s no shortage of opinions. Just watch the daily news and to every issue, there are always many sides of a discussion.  14th and U is a weekly show, fueled by the thoughts and opinions of real people who live, work around 14th and U streets in cities all around the world. 14thU.com

A Society of Surveillance

Everybody’s talking about something, and there’s no shortage of opinions. Just watch the daily news and with every issue, there are always at least two sides.  14^th and U is a weekly podcast, fueled by the thoughts and opinions of real people who live, work and socialize at places like 14^th and U streets in cities all around the world.  Each week, the things that people are talking about in the 24-hour news cycle will be captured through man-on-the-street interviews and in-studio commentary.  Join hosts Dwain Esmond and Clifford Goldstein each week in a local diner as they try to make sense of it all. For more information about these and other similar topics, visit our website  www.14thu.com