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Does abuse really happen in the church?
Domestic violence and family violence are still frighteningly prevalent in today's society. We talk with Counsellor Paul Bogacs about why human nature seems to facilit...
Does the world still need missionaries?
Are short-term mission trips just an excuse to see another country? Or is there a value for the missionary and the community they visit? Why go on a mission trip? Is i...
What do you have to do to stay saved?
Is there anything that we, as Christians, have to do to stay saved? Is sanctification necessary for salvation? What really is sanctification—and how does understanding...
Can Christians read fiction?
Some people claim that fiction has little real world value, while others swear by its ability to open new worlds and even enhance one's spiritual journey. Can literatu...
Living a life of worship
What does it really mean to live a life of worship? Join Worship Project host Dayne Haberman as we explore how worship extends beyond music and church services into ou...
A chat with SPD president
Pastor Glenn Townend has just been re-elected as president of the South Pacific Division. In this candid conversation from the General Conference in St. Louis, he chat...
An Adventist PM at the GC Session
#RecordLive The Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea, James Marape, is a dedicated Seventh-day Adventist. He was over at the General Conference Session in St Louis, and ...
Messy people, messy church
Too often people feel like they have to be perfect to go to church. But church was never meant to be a place for perfect people to gather. Today on Record Live, we’re ...
Decoding the GC Session
Why does the Seventh-day Adventist Church meet together every five years? What happens and how do the elections work? The General Conference session starts at the end ...
Holding on to peace in chaos
In a world that is increasingly polarised and where a number of prominent international conflicts are raging, peace is needed more than ever. Join us this week to find...
The grown-up guide to childlike faith
Jesus said the kingdom belongs to those who become like children—but what does that look like? How do we grow and mature in our faith and as individuals while still ma...
Saying yes: becoming a missionary the unexpected way
Sometimes God places something on our heart that we don’t quite know what to do with. As a child, Krissie dreamed of becoming a missionary—but as she grew older, the p...
Sinister or saintly: is empathy a sin?
One might be forgiven for thinking that the answer to the question "is empathy a sin" is obvious. However, the publishing of recent books such as The Sin of Empathy an...
Nightcare: protecting children in red light districts
Did you ever wonder what happened to the children of red light district workers at night while they worked? Asian Aid is serving the marginalised in Cambodia by provid...
Doing Bible study differently
Does the Bible really hold the answers to our biggest questions about life, faith, and who Jesus is? This week on Record Live, we’re chatting with Josh Carnie—pastor a...
Salt, light and the ballot box: how should Christians vote?
EPISODE RELEASED EARLY BEFORE ELECTION! Church and politics is a risky subject. But today we're going there with the SPD's fearless legal representative Igor Radonjic....
Record Editors: the people behind the pages
Did you know the longest serving editor of Adventist Record was a woman, named Anna Hindson? Do you know when the letters section started letting people have contrary ...
Adventist origins: How the church started in the South Pacific
The Seventh-day Adventist Church in the South Pacific (SPD) was established by mission minded people and printing and sharing their faith was a key part of that strate...
The wilderness experience: does God use pain to teach?
"In my life, it’s often my own hubris that brings me into the desert place. And when confronted with the results of my own choices, sometimes all we can do is reach ou...
Napkin testimonies: building community through authenticity
In a world where trust in business, government and the media is diminishing, how can Christians cut through the noise and build meaningful connections? One answer is t...