Advent Messenger

News and commentary from a Biblical world view on current events, top stories, social trends and political and religious events.

Woe is Me if I Preach not the Gospel

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This is a Sabbath sermon that shows how Paul was in chains for preaching Christ, the Hope of Israel. Jeremiah was also a man of contention to the whole world because he faithfully preached God’s message. God’s word says woe to this world because offenses must come, but it also says woe to me if […]

Rome is Conquering the Islamic World as Iranian Muslims Now Express Their Approval of Pope Francis

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First, Pope Francis signed a declaration of peace on “Human Brotherhood” with the Grand Imam in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates; then Pope Francis made a historic visit to Iraq and met with Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, one of the most important Shiite Muslim religious leaders, and held an interfaith service with him to put aside […]

The North New Zealand Conference President Responds to the Fallout over His Comments on the National Sunday Law Book

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Three days ago Bob Larsen, President of the North New Zealand Conference, disavowed the National Sunday Law book in an interview with the local media. The news sought an official response from the Seventh-day Adventist Church about a mass distribution campaign currently underway in New Zealand. The media wanted answers as to why some in […]

GOP Lawmakers are Pushing Legislation to end Sunday Voting

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Back in February 20, 2021, GOP lawmakers in the Georgia House of Representatives introduced a bill that would end early Sunday voting in Georgia. Despite the fact that the legislation proposed by the GOP (Republican Party) seeks to reform voting rules, such as mandatory photo identification and the restriction of ballot drop-off boxes to solve […]

The Adventist Church Disavows the National Sunday Law book as it is Labeled by the Media as Insidious, Extreme Propaganda, a Conspiracy Theory and Threatened with Burning

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Pastor Jan Marcussen’s book National Sunday Law (NSL) is creating a lot of controversy in New Zealand as Haley Rivas Herrera, the mother of a child who is responsible for delivering newspapers, told the local news that she is going to burn the piles of NSL books they gave her daughter to distribute to her […]

Pope Francis Promotes Fratelli Tutti in Iraq as the Way to Avoid Terrorism and Extremism

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On March 6, 2021, on the second day of his historic visit to Iraq, Pope Francis called on Christians, Muslims and Jews to put aside their differences and work together for peace and unity. Francis held an interfaith service with different religious leaders in the ruins of Ur in southern Iraq and promoted the message […]

Adventism Has Become a Branch of the United Nations

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Ganoune Diop is the Director of the Anti-Racism Initiative for the G20 Interfaith Forum Association (IF20). There are Jesuits who are part of this committee. Katherine Marshall, a Jesuit from Georgetown University, is working with Ganoune Diop to end racism in our world and this effort is in “full compliance with the United Nations Sustainable […]

Pope Francis Tells the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26): ‘Now is the Time to Act’

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Although the United Nations Climate Conference (COP26) is not scheduled to begin until November 1, 2021, Pope Francis has already set the stage for the climate change summit that will be held in Glasgow, Scotland, UK. The Pope is calling on political leaders to accelerate their plan to address the climate crisis and to act […]

The Great Reset Phase 2: In New York, You’ll Need a Covid-19 Passport to Enter Certain Businesses

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New Yorkers will need to show a Covid-19 passport to prove vaccination or a negative Covid-19 test result to enter certain businesses. The new “Excelsior Pass” developed in part by IBM will help accelerate the reopening of “theaters, stadiums and other businesses at a more accelerated pace.” [1] This will be similar to mobile airline […]

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