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Will I be held accountable for the misuse of my donations?

On this episode of Here We Stand, we are excited to have Dr. Ted Wilson, the previous president of the General Conference of Seventh-Day Adventists join Dr. Shin to discuss tithing, leadership, and what to do when you disagree with the church.

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Does science validate Ellen White, or does Ellen White correct science?

On this premier episode of season 2, Dr. David Shin and Dr. Roger Seheult discuss the relationship between science and revelation, and examine whether Ellen White’s writings align with the newest scientific literature.

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How will switching to year-round daylight saving time really affect us? On this special bonus episode of Here We Stand, Dr. David Shin talks with Dr. Roger Seheult to discuss the recent legislation around daylight saving time and the potential health impacts it could cause.

Are those suffering from severe trauma and depression trapped in their pain forever, or is true mental and spiritual recovery actually possible? On this episode of Here We Stand, Dr. David Shin connects with Pastor Don, chaplain of the Nedley Depression and Anxiety Recovery Program, to discuss overcoming trauma, the healing power of God's love, and the sanctuary model of mental health.

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Are Christians doomed to keep sinning until Jesus returns, or is true victory and biblical perfection actually possible on earth? On this episode of Here We Stand, Dr. David Shin connects with international evangelist Pastor Randy Skeete to discuss perfection obedience and the power of the Word.

Could Jesus have returned in the 1890s if we hadn't gotten in the way? On this episode of Here We Stand, Dr. David Shin connects with Dr. Dojčin Živadinović to examine the history of sports throughout Adventist history, and the profound ways that history is shaping our future today.

In our latest episode of Here We Stand, renowned physicians Dr. Roger Seheult and Dr. Neil Nedley explore the looming global threat of Hantavirus and Ebola. Discover the powerful science behind innate immunity, interferon, and how simple lifestyle adjustments can strengthen your body against severe viral infections.

In this episode of Here We Stand, Dr. David Shin sits down with Pastor Pavel Goia—an international evangelism trainer whose gripping testimony of surviving under Romania's brutal communist regime raises profound questions about faith, compromise, and divine intervention. Growing up under Nicolae Ceaușescu’s oppressive dictatorship, Goia faced severe, life-altering tests of Sabbath keeping, stretching from his teenage glass business to his university education and mandatory military service. At every crisis, when threatened with immediate imprisonment or professional ruin, he chose total surrender over compromise, witnessing mind-blowing miracles—including heavy sheets of glass hanging suspended in mid-air and a sudden, nationwide dictatorial decree that closed schools on Saturdays. Having later served nine years as editor of Ministry Magazine, Pastor Goia now trains frontline workers globally with Adventist World Radio. Today, he and Dr. Shin engage in a candid conversation that challenges modern Adventist believers to move beyond routine, superficial forms into a deep, power-filled relationship with Jesus Christ.

In this episode of Here We Stand, Dr. David Shin sits down with Pastor Louis R. Torres—an international evangelist whose journey from rock-and-roll to global ministry raises compelling questions about music, morality, and conviction. As a young man, Torres played bass guitar for Bill Haley & His Comets in the late 1960s, but at the height of opportunity, he walked away from his music career after a deep spiritual conviction led him to embrace the Seventh-day Adventist faith. He went on to serve as a pastor, evangelist, and church leader, including as president of the Guam-Micronesia Mission, and co-founded the Mission College of Evangelism with his wife Carol—training thousands for frontline ministry. Now serving with Adventist World Radio, Pastor Torres reflects on the personal decisions that reshaped his life, while he and Dr. Shin engage in a candid, thought-provoking conversation about the spiritual influence of music, the role of conscience, and what it means to live with unwavering conviction in a complex world.

In this episode, Dr David Shin interviews Dr Micheal Hasel on faith, archeology and how to know God for yourself.

Michael G. Hasel is a distinguished archaeologist and professor of Near Eastern Studies, known for his work on biblical archaeology and his leadership in excavations in the Middle East. He comes from a rich theological legacy—his father, Frank M. Hasel, and grandfather, Gerhard Hasel, were both respected scholars who helped shape Adventist biblical thought.

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Could something as simple as sunlight be essential to the way God designed our bodies to heal? Are we neglecting a basic gift of creation with serious consequences?

In this compelling episode, Dr. Roger Seheult shares a remarkable clinical story alongside emerging research on sunlight, health, and human physiology. From a biblical perspective that values simple, natural remedies, this conversation explores how modern indoor living may be quietly disrupting the body’s God-given systems—especially those tied to energy, rest, and restoration.

 Dr. Roger Seheult is a quadruple board-certified physician in Internal Medicine, Pulmonary, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine, serving as a clinical professor at both the University of California, Riverside and Loma Linda University. He practices as a critical care physician in Southern California and is widely known for his teaching through medical education platforms and national lectures. With a passion for making complex science understandable, he focuses on connecting clinical insight with practical, everyday health principles.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

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In this new episode of Weimar University’s podcast, we examine the book Reclaiming the Prophet and tackle key questions about prophecy, infallibility, and the sources that shape our understanding of truth.

The conversation features Dr. David Shin in dialogue with Dr. Dojcin Zivadinovic, a professor of Religion at Weimar University. He holds a Ph.D. in Church History from Andrews Theological Seminary and has served at Weimar for more than a decade. He teaches Prophetic Guidance—a course exploring the life, ministry, and writings of Ellen G. White, among other courses.

Should we teach evolution in Adventist schools? Is it even possible to combine science and the Bible?

In this candid and thoughtful conversation, Dr. David Shin sits down with Dr Harris. She holds a Ph.D. in Chemistry and previously served as a senior scientist in the pharmaceutical industry, including work with Pfizer. A researcher and patent holder, she now serves as Chair of the Natural Science Department at Weimar University, where she teaches science from a biblical creationist perspective.

With experience in both high-level research and Christian education, Dr. Harris brings clarity, conviction, and scientific insight to the conversation on faith and origins.

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Is modern “healthcare” really making us healthy? Why are depression, anxiety, obesity, and chronic disease exploding—while we spend $5.3 trillion a year trying to fix them?

In this eye-opening episode of Here We Stand, Dr. David Shin sits down with Weimar University’s president, Dr. Neil Nedley to confront a sobering reality: what we call “healthcare” is often just disease management. Drawing on clinical experience from the NEWSTART and Depression and Anxiety Recovery programs, this conversation explores a radically biblical, deeply scientific vision of whole-person restoration—body, mind, and soul. From the frontal lobe and neuroplasticity to spiritual formation and freedom of choice, this episode makes a bold claim: transformation is possible, but only when we stop compartmentalizing health and recover an ethical, Christ-centered framework for healing.

In this powerful discussion, you’ll learn:

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Is America about to “save the family” by mandating a day of rest? And if the state enforces worship-shaped laws—what happens to conscience, Sabbath truth, and religious liberty?
Pastor Don Mackintosh is Director of the Health Evangelism Leadership Program, pastor of the Weimar University Church, and professor of religion at Weimar University. A former emergency room nurse and current chaplain for the campus Depression and Anxiety Recovery Program, he brings practical experience and pastoral insight to conversations on faith, health, and whole-person restoration.

In this episode of Here We Stand, Dr. David Shin and Pastor Mackintosh unpack the controversy around a Heritage Foundation proposal calling for a “uniform day of rest,” and why that wording raises historic and prophetic concerns for Seventh-day Adventists. The discussion makes careful distinctions: Sabbath rest is a gift—but Sabbath-by-coercion is a threat. From colonial “blue laws” to Roger Williams, from Constantine to Revelation 13, the episode argues America’s strength isn’t enforced religion—it’s freedom of conscience and a church that persuades like the Lamb, not legislates like the dragon.

Can a prophet be “kind of” inspired?
Or does the very idea of a prophetic “gray zone” rewrite the Bible’s definition of prophecy?

The conversation features Dr. David Shin in dialogue with Dr. Dojcin Zivadinovic, a professor of Religion at Weimar University. He holds a Ph.D. in Church History from Andrews Theological Seminary and has served at Weimar for more than a decade. He teaches Prophetic Guidance—a course exploring the life, ministry, and writings of Ellen G. White, among other courses.

In this timely conversation, we address the online firestorm surrounding Reclaiming the Prophet—a book that Pacific Press chose not to further circulate after consultation with the Ellen White Estate. With calm conviction and a Bible-first lens, the discussion argues that the book doesn’t merely raise questions—it redefines prophecy in a way that quietly undermines prophetic authority. The result? A “buffet” approach to the Spirit of Prophecy where the reader becomes the final judge—exactly the kind of confusion Scripture warns against.

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Can a biblical institution remain accredited without surrendering its convictions? In our first episode we dive straight into one of the most controversial questions facing faith-based education today.

Joined by Dr. Neil Nedley, the conversation dismantles common assumptions about accreditation, DEI, and cultural pressure. Drawing from firsthand experience, Dr. Nedley explains why accreditation itself isn’t the real threat—and why government funding is often where compromise actually begins.

He explains:

- Why “we had to do it for accreditation” is often a convenient myth 

- How Weimar defined DEI using Scripture rather than progressive ideology 

- The hidden difference between accreditation standards and government mandates 

- Why debate hardens hearts—and medical missionary work transforms them 

- A bold vision for education, healing, and evangelism in the final moments of history

Here We Stand is a conversational podcast grounded in biblical conviction and faithful living.

Hosted by Dr. David Shin, Chair of Religion at Weimar University, the podcast engages theology, science, health, and current issues through Scripture-centered conversation. Each episode calls listeners to think biblically, live faithfully, and stand firm in a shifting world.

In a culture of compromise,

Here We Stand.