Disruptive Adventism

In this episode, we explore what it means for a church to be "trauma informed." James Mello, children and youth discipleship leader, joins us to unpack the concept and share practical ways we can make church spaces safe, welcoming, and healing for everyone. We talk about Jesus' model of “connection before correction,” and how real love and understanding can help people process pain r...

In this episode, I am joined by Pastor Ray Valenzuela to discuss the impact of recent federal immigration enforcement actions in Minnesota and how local Adventist churches responded. The conversation explores the challenges faced by immigrant church members, how the church navigated a dual reality of fear and calm, and the ways they mobilized to support families affected by the crisis. Timestamps:...

In this thought-provoking podcast, we dive into the importance of religious liberty, a core value for Adventists and a vital principle for any faith community. Joined by Nathaniel Gamble, Public Affairs and Religious Liberty Director for the Rocky Mountain Conference, the conversation unpacks why defending religious freedom—for everyone, not just those who agree with us—reflects God’s own respect...

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