Interview with Elder Larry Nicholas, Pastor David Cuke, Pastor Kenneth Green, and Elder Jamal
Interview with Pastor James about Charlie Kirk’s Death, the Aftermath, and Bible Prophecy
“Soon grievous troubles will arise among the nations, troubles that will not cease until Jesus comes” (Maranatha, p. 25).
Interview with Sister Sheldine about Charlie Kirk and Turning Point USA
In this interview, we discuss current events in light of Bible prophecy and what it all means for God’s people.
The Central States Conference Statement on Charlie Kirk Sides More with the Shooter Rather than the Victim
On September 18, 2025, the Central States Conference of Seventh-day Adventists issued a public statement in response to the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Yet the words expressed no sorrow for his death, offered no condolences to his family, and gave no prayers for the grieving. Nowhere was there an acknowledgment that a human life had […]
Foreshadowing the Final Conflict: How Offensive Remarks About Charlie Kirk Are Sparking Backlash and Cancellations
The assassination of Charlie Kirk, the conservative activist and founder of Turning Point USA, is becoming a test case for free speech in America. In the aftermath of his death, several individuals who have mocked Kirk, criticized him, or spoken disrespectfully about his death have found themselves suspended from work, while others have been fired. […]
Charlie Kirk’s Legacy and the Push for a National Sabbath
The death of Charlie Kirk is being mourned as a tragic loss for the Christian conservative movement, yet it is also being leveraged as an opportunity to advance their religious agenda. In the wake of his assassination, voices on the political right are urging Americans to honor his legacy by “keeping the Sabbath,” a practice […]
Canonizing the Dead: Pope Leo Gives Catholics Two More Dead People to Venerate
On Sunday, September 7, 2025, Pope Leo XIV officially pronounced the canonization of Carlo Acutis and Pier Giorgio Frassati, declaring them the Roman Catholic Church’s newest “saints.” By papal decree, Catholics are now expected to venerate these two deceased young men—praying to them, asking for their intercession with God, bowing before their relics, and treating […]
World Communion Sunday and the Ecumenical Push Towards Unity
Every year on the first Sunday in October, many Christian denominations around the world participate in what is known as World Communion Sunday, an event designed to foster a sense of spiritual unity among believers across denominational and cultural lines. On this day, Christians worldwide partake of the bread and the cup in remembrance of […]
“Pop, Pop, Pop”—When an Adventist Sermon Turns into a Popcorn Show
In recent days, a sermon has circulated online featuring a Seventh-day Adventist female preacher who used popcorn theatrics as an illustration of spiritual life. With exaggerated gestures mimicking kernels of corn bursting in a popper—“pop, pop, pop!”—she attempted to dramatize how people’s lives can supposedly “pop” into spirituality. Tragically, this spectacle was a poor display […]
A Nation of Assassins: The Consequence of Rejecting God’s Law
The United States has become a society where chaos and fury rule instead of justice and order. We live in an age increasingly defined by violent and uncontrollable behavior. Tragedy after tragedy erupts as reckless acts of destruction and murder continue to plague our communities. The cycle of violence is boiling over in America. Peace, […]
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