Justin Kim: The Road to Seminary
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- Опубликовано: 18 апр 2023
- Alyssa Truman interviews Justin Kim, Adventist Review executive editor, who shares his experience as a second-generation immigrant growing up in a Seventh-day Adventist community, attending public elementary school, Catholic high school, and Jewish university, and how this led him to campus ministries and eventually where he ministers today at Adventist Review.
Also in this episode, the importance of layministries of the church like Sabbath School and personal ministries.
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Pastor Kim was an awesome Preacher/Teacher. He is certainly blessed with the gift of bringing the words of the Bible to life. My family certainly does miss him as our Pastor. May God continue to bless him and his family.
I'm so blessed, thank you for this conversation.
Really enjoyed this interview, very inspiring and was just what I needed to hear🙌🏽 I really like Ps Kim, he's just so cool, may God bless him in his new journey with Adventist Review
Great interview! Thank you both for your time and honesty. God Bless 🙏
Pastor Kim was the best pastor I have had the pleasure of hearing him speak at Oakwood SDA church in Taylor, Mi. I am so proud of him. May our God continue to Bless him. You and your family are quite loved by my family.
I find myself looking forward to each interview! 😊 Thank You!!
Blessings to Pastor J. Kim!!!
God bless you all
"When will the voice of faithful rebuke be heard once more in the church?" PK 141
Interesting interview. I am in my 60s and I still cannot fully understand the sanctury doctrine, and seems no one can really "answer"my questions to some sense. Then everyone just push it to faith etc. But still doesn't make sense though. 😅
"When the professed people of God are uniting with the world, living as they live, and joining with them in forbidden pleasures; when the luxury of the world becomes the luxury of the church; when the marriage bells are chiming, and all are looking forward to many years of worldly prosperity - then suddenly as the lightning flashes from the heavens, will come the end of their bright visions and delusive hopes." GC 38, 339.
I hope the Adventist Review changes. I left the church in 2009, because of my love for competitive sports and video games. By a miracle of Gods grace I was led back in 2020. A short while ago there was an Adventist Review all about sports and games. Talk about an absolute shock. I immediately canceled my subscription.
"The church is in the Laodicean state the presence of god is not in her midst." LDE 49
"In the balances of the sanctuary the Seventh-day Adventist church is to be weighed. She will be judged by the privileges and advantages that she has had. If her spiritual experience does not correspond to the advantages that Christ at infinite cost, has bestowed on her, if the blessings conferred have not qualified her to do the work entrusted to her, on her will be pronounced the sentence: "Found wanting." By the light bestowed the opportunities given, will she be judged." LDE 59,60. The SDA church has not lived up to the light that has bestowed on her therefore the SDA church is doomed. But not all Adventist's are doomed.
Alyssa needs to find out the origin of the wedding ring, it is totally pagan, round like the sun. also, the Bible says not to wear gold. The servant of the Lord Ellen White says "not one penny should be spent for a circlet of gold to testify that we are married." Testimonies to Ministries paged 181. It is not necessary, it is unnecessary.