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Theological Bible Video Podcast with PhD Professors, Experts and Professionals on Life, Faith, Culture and History from a Christian Perspective.
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Thursday Jun 18, 2020
Thursday Jun 18, 2020
Welcome back to Advent Next a theological podcast curated for curious faith discussions. This week we are looking into a little bit of history within our church regarding segregation, and the structural divisions within the church that took place because of racism. We also explore the contemporary conversations surrounding what it would like to unify conferences whose initial schism took place as a result of racism. Would this indeed be beneficial or would it endanger the progress of Black communities in exchange for an idealistic utopia that may not exist this side of Eden? We also discuss the idea of corporate repentance and what that would entail. This week my guest is Ingram London a Ph.D. student at Andrews University studying the sanctuary and Black theology. We will have some book recommendations available for you at the end of this episode so stay tuned. If you’re not already following us on Facebook, Instagram, or Youtube, be sure to find us at the handle @adventnext. I’m your host Kendra Arsenault and this is Advent Next.
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Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/advent-next/id1452748484
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7cdgW0RKIrny6Ru47l61CE
Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/adventnext
Thursday Jun 04, 2020
Thursday Jun 04, 2020
Welcome back to Advent Next a theological podcast curated for curious faith discussions. This week we are discussing George Floyd and the many facets of conversation that are taking place both within society and the church regarding race, social justice, and equality. I am honored to have as my guest, Michael Nixon, a lawyer who is also the VP of Diversity and Inclusion at Andrews University. Not only are we a country dealing with the stress and anxiety of prolonged quarantines, record-high unemployment, economic uncertainties, but George Floyd was another reminder of racism, social inequity, and injustice that continues to exist in this country. So we’re going to try and answer some questions regarding the George Floyd case, as well as the social phenomenon that has arisen in its wake along with some practical steps a person can take towards becoming anti-racist. We also discuss secondary trauma and the effects of witnessing these types of events in communities, what are some policy changes that could make a difference, and how the church can contribute to the conversation and the work of social justice. Before we get started, we want to thank the Adventist Learning Community for making this program possible. If you’re not already following us on Facebook, Instagram or Youtube, be sure to find us at the handle @adventnext. You can follow our guest today, Michael Nixon at the Instagram handle @Michaeltnixon. I’m your host Kendra Arsenault and this is Advent Next.
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Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/advent-next/id1452748484
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7cdgW0RKIrny6Ru47l61CE
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCF6IbZ5pEYtgoWf88hb7vHQ
Wednesday May 27, 2020
Wednesday May 27, 2020
Welcome back to Advent Next a theological podcast curated for curious faith discussions. Today our guest is Kaleb Eisele, he is the Founder of Humans of Adventism and Oregon Adventist Stories along with being the Script editor for the “I’m Listening” podcast with Justin Khoe. This week, we are exploring the inspiration behind Humans of Adventism and the lost art of listening to their life stories of others and sharing our own journey, the beautiful messes and the discouraging despairs, in a way that affirms our common humanity. How do we create a space for meaningful human connection? We filmed this particular segment before our current quarantine, which has only proved to be more relevant today as our worlds have slowed down and we find time to make space to learn and grow from each other. Before we get started, we want to thank the Adventist Learning Community for making this program possible. If you’re not already following us on Facebook, Instagram or Youtube, be sure to find us at the handle @adventnext. You can follow our guest at the Instagram handle @kalebeisle and you can find his work @humansofadventism. I’m your host Kendra Arsenault and this is Advent Next.
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Instagram: www.instagram.com/adventnext
Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/advent-next/id1452748484
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7cdgW0RKIrny6Ru47l61CE
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCF6IbZ5pEYtgoWf88hb7vHQ
Wednesday May 20, 2020
Wednesday May 20, 2020
Welcome back to Advent Next a theological podcast curated for curious faith discussions. This week our guest is Justin Khoe, a Youtube Content Creator and host of the former channel That Christian Vlogger channel, which has since been rebranded to, I’m Listening with Justin Khoe. This week, we are talking about his journey as a social media influencer along with his current choice to shift the focus of his ministry. We also explore the importance of churches and ministries to begin using the available mediums of communication to reach new and wider audiences. We filmed this particular segment before our current quarantine, which has only proved how relevant this social media ministry is for moving forward in a post COVID world. Before we get started, we want to thank the Adventist Learning Community for making this program possible. If you’re not already following us on Facebook, Instagram or Youtube, be sure to find us at the handle @adventnext. You can follow our guest at Youtube at I’m Listening with Justin Khoe or at the Instagram handle @jkhoe. I’m your host Kendra Arsenault and this is Advent Next.
Facebook: www.Facebook.com/adventnext
Instagram: www.instagram.com/adventnext
Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/advent-next/id1452748484
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7cdgW0RKIrny6Ru47l61CE
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCF6IbZ5pEYtgoWf88hb7vHQ
Wednesday May 13, 2020
Wednesday May 13, 2020
Welcome back to Advent Next a theological podcast curated for curious faith discussions. This week we are continuing our discussion with Dr. Daniel Gonzalez-Socoloske, professor of ecology at Andrews University. Last week, we discussed the importance of developing something called a “land ethic,” where we begin to develop a moral sense for our to interact with natural resources and other creatures that inhabit this planet. This week are discussing what we as individuals, as a collective and the church can do about being more mindful regarding our impact upon the planet. Before we get started, we want to thank the Adventist Learning Community for making this program possible. If you’re not already following us on Facebook, Instagram or Youtube, be sure to find us at the handle @adventnext. I’m your host Kendra Arsenault and this is Advent Next.
Facebook: www.Facebook.com/adventnext
Instagram: www.instagram.com/adventnext
Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/advent-next/id1452748484
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7cdgW0RKIrny6Ru47l61CE
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCF6IbZ5pEYtgoWf88hb7vHQ
Wednesday May 06, 2020
Wednesday May 06, 2020
Welcome back to Advent Next a theological podcast curated for curious faith discussions. This week our guest is Dr. Daniel Gonzalez-Socoloske, professor of ecology at Andrews University. This week, we are discussing the importance of developing a “land ethic,” in addition to the ethics, we hold towards both God and man. What does it mean to see ourselves as cohabitors of the planet rather than sole occupants? How can we develop a moral compass for how we treat the habitats and life forms with whom we share this vast yet limited resource called earth? Before we get started, we want to thank the Adventist Learning Community for making this program possible. If you’re not already following us on Facebook, Instagram or Youtube, be sure to find us at the handle @adventnext. I’m your host Kendra Arsenault and this is Advent Next.
Facebook: www.Facebook.com/adventnext
Instagram: www.instagram.com/adventnext
Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/advent-next/id1452748484
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7cdgW0RKIrny6Ru47l61CE
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCF6IbZ5pEYtgoWf88hb7vHQ
Wednesday Apr 29, 2020
Wednesday Apr 29, 2020
Welcome back to Advent Next a theological podcast curated for curious faith discussions. This week our guest is Dr. A. Allan Martin, the teaching pastor at Younger Generation Church. In our current era of quaratine and isolation, I’m sure the question on many minds is how will the church create community in the days ahead? One thing I’m sure we’ve learned, by being deprived of it, is that community IS deeply important. Community is vitally connected to what it means to be human. So this week, we have Dr. Martin, a former professor at Andrews University and research facilitator for one of Barna Group’s latest studies called Growing Young Adventists, exploring what are the key components for growing vibrant communities of faith. Before we get started, we want to thank the Adventist Learning Community for making this program possible. If you’re not already following us on Facebook, Instagram or Youtube, be sure to find us at the handle @adventnext. I’m your host Kendra Arsenault and this is Advent Next.
Facebook: www.Facebook.com/adventnext
Instagram: www.instagram.com/adventnext
Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/advent-next/id1452748484
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7cdgW0RKIrny6Ru47l61CE
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCF6IbZ5pEYtgoWf88hb7vHQ
Wednesday Apr 15, 2020
Wednesday Apr 15, 2020
Welcome back to Advent Next a theological podcast curated for curious faith discussions. This week our guest is once again Dr. Jerome Skinner, professor of Old Testament Exegesis and Theology at Andrews University. If you haven’t already checked out last week’s episode with him on “How to Read the Bible,” be sure you do so, there are lots of insights into the kind of approaches and methods that will help you when studying scripture. This week, we are applying our knowledge from last week in methodological approaches, to the book of Genesis. We discuss topics like, is the book of Genesis a scientific account of creation? How early in the Torah are we introduced to the concept of the Messiah and how central is this to the theme of the Old Testament? Before we get started, we want to thank the Adventist Learning Community for making this program possible. If you’re not already following us on Facebook, Instagram or Youtube, be sure to find us at the handle @adventnext. My Cohost today is Michelle Odinma. You can find her at the handle @michelleodinmamusic and our guest today, Dr. Jerome Skinner, can be found at the handle @skinz2k2. I’m your host Kendra Arsenault and this is Advent Next.
Facebook: www.Facebook.com/adventnext
Instagram: www.instagram.com/adventnext
Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/advent-next/id1452748484
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7cdgW0RKIrny6Ru47l61CE
Wednesday Apr 08, 2020
Wednesday Apr 08, 2020
Welcome back to Advent Next a theological podcast curated for curious faith discussions. This week our guest is Dr. Jerome Skinner, professor of Old Testament Exegesis and Theology at Andrews University. Ever get stuck wondering just how to approach reading scripture? How much should we consider historical contexts, cultural contexts? How should we approach passages where God appears to be harsh and unloving? This week, we are exploring the biases we bring to the text and ways we can begin to clean our glasses, reset our frame in order to have a closer and more accurate reading of scripture. But before we get started, we want to thank the Adventist Learning Community for making this program possible. If you’re not already following us on Facebook, Instagram or Youtube, be sure to find us at the handle @adventnext. My Cohost today is Michelle Odinma. You can find her at the handle @michelleodinmamusic and our guest today can be found at the handle @skinz2k2. I’m your host Kendra Arsenault and this is Advent Next.
Facebook: www.Facebook.com/adventnext
Instagram: www.instagram.com/adventnext
Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/advent-next/id1452748484
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7cdgW0RKIrny6Ru47l61CE
Wednesday Apr 01, 2020
Wednesday Apr 01, 2020
Welcome back to Advent Next a theological podcast curated for curious faith discussions. This week we are continuing our discussion with Dr. John Peckham, professor of Theology and Christian Philosophy at Andrews University. If you haven’t already checked out last week’s episode with him, now is the time to do since we’ll be picking back up our conversation with him starting with the New Testament apocrypha like the gospel of thomas and judas. We’ll also be looking into some textual criticisms that test the reliability of scripture, and we end with looking at some myths of the enlightenment that deal with certainty including how the practice of “faith” is present in every person’s worldview, regardless of whether one is religious or secular. If you’re not already following us on Facebook, Instagram or Youtube, be sure to find us at the handle @adventnext. My Cohost today is Michelle Odinma. You can find her at the handle @michelleodinmamusic. I’m your host Kendra Arsenault and this is Advent Next.
Facebook: www.Facebook.com/adventnext
Instagram: www.instagram.com/adventnext
Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/advent-next/id1452748484
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7cdgW0RKIrny6Ru47l61CE