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Andrews University

Andrews University

Founded in 1874, Andrews University is the flagship institution of higher education for the Seventh-day Adventist church and offers over 200 areas of study including advanced degrees. Its main campus is in Berrien Springs, Mich., but the university also provides instruction at colleges and universities in over 30 countries around the world.www.andrews.edu

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Oct 30, 2026

Rick RemmersGUEST
7:41
My dad was an ordained minister, but he spent all of his ministry in finance related areas, ABC manager, conference treasurer, association secretary, those kinds of things throughout his career.
Rick RemmersGUEST
7:57
And so with that business side, I was trying to decide, do I want to follow in his footsteps and do the business side or do I want to do theology? So I started as a freshman at Andrews University and I I took it as a double major.
Rick RemmersGUEST
8:16
Oh, no kidding.
Rick RemmersGUEST
8:17
And both of them were concentrations, meaning they were combination major and minor, both of them.
Shane AndersonHOST
0:00
Gentlemen, without further ado, let's jump right into this here.
Shane AndersonHOST
0:04
We are, of course, Pioneer Memorial Church on the campus of Andrews University.
Shane AndersonHOST
0:07
Andrews University, we have here locally, oh, roughly about 3,000 students that are here and another, oh, 1,000 or 2,000 if you count extension campuses, various people around the world.
Shane AndersonHOST
0:18
Point being, there's a lot of young adults that are connected with this campus.
Shane AndersonHOST
0:25
A question for both of you.
Roger SeheultGUEST
4:12
We have Zoom.
Roger SeheultGUEST
4:13
We have all these things that we can now do at home.
Roger SeheultGUEST
4:16
And, you know, the last time I checked, I'm glad I'm here at Andrews University because this is where the theological seminary are.
Ojiyame Atuwaje IIISOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:19
We must encourage young people to look beyond the limitations of their circumstances and give them the confidence to challenge assumptions, and pursue new ideas.
Daryl KwauHOST
11:31
In other news, Finance Professor at the Andrews University, Professor William Supra, has welcomed the 9% and 10% pay rise for public sector workers in 2027 and 2028 respectively, but cited high inflation as a potential threat that may erode workers' purchasing power.
Daryl KwauHOST
11:47
Reacting to the announcement, Professor Supra said high inflation may derail the purchasing power of public sector workers in 2027 as well as 2028 despite the pay rise.
William SupraSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:57
If we base the discussion on the Bank of Ghana's median term projections of 8% plus or minus 2% in inflation rate targets, then if inflation rate is around 6%, then yes, public servants will get a real income gain.
John BythewayHOST
8:08
Dr. Matthew Grey is a professor of ancient scripture and the coordinator of the Ancient Near Eastern Studies program at Brigham Young University.
John BythewayHOST
8:16
He received a bachelor's in Near Eastern Studies from BYU, a master's in archaeology and history of antiquity from Andrews University, and a master's in Jewish studies with an emphasis on Judaism in the Greco-Roman world from the University of Oxford.
John BythewayHOST
8:31
That sounds cool.
John BythewayHOST
8:33
And a PhD in ancient Mediterranean religions with a major emphasis on archaeology and the history of early Judaism and a minor emphasis on New Testament studies from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Lyndon DavisGUEST
24:21
I get to do more.
Lyndon DavisGUEST
24:23
And then you fell in love at Andrews University and whirlwind romance and you got married three months later.
Lyndon DavisGUEST
24:32
And then you come to find out that either he or she came from the wrong side of the tracks.
Lyndon DavisGUEST
24:39
You then realize that, wow, they eat with their fingers.
Shane AndersonHOST
0:00
Gentlemen, without further ado, let's jump right into this.
Shane AndersonHOST
0:03
We're on the campus of Andrews University.
Shane AndersonHOST
0:05
Pioneer has the honor of being the campus church for this community, and this community being what it is, intellectual activity is often the order of the day, particularly when it comes to things like biblical research, formation of doctrine, theological construct.
Shane AndersonHOST
0:24
We spend a lot of time, and rightly so, on these types of things.
Billy HungateGUEST
32:46
And now they'll have 40, 50 people in groups as a church.
Billy HungateGUEST
32:51
Take Andrews University.
Billy HungateGUEST
32:53
When I first got to seminary is when my recovery journey started.
Billy HungateGUEST
32:58
There were two groups, and last semester we ran 22 recovery groups at the seminary.
Edgar NunesGUEST
13:31
When I was in Durban, then I had this opportunity to go to Russia with Campus Crusade for Christ, and it was there that my passion to reach the unreached grew, you know.
Edgar NunesGUEST
13:45
And so, well, after returning from Russia, I said to Marilyn, I'd love to study some more in the area of mission, missiology, and God opened the door for me to go to Andrews University.
ReneeHOST
13:58
How long were you in Russia for?
Edgar NunesGUEST
14:01
Two small periods.
Edgar NunesGUEST
18:12
And, of course, being a minister is a stressful situation.
Edgar NunesGUEST
18:15
So that is when I began to deal with depression for the very first time.
Edgar NunesGUEST
18:20
And then the second time around when I was at Andrews University for a number of reasons, maybe anxiety, uncertainty, maybe found the studies difficult, no financial income, and perhaps other reasons, other factors too, I began to...
Edgar NunesGUEST
18:34
So depression happens and you have to accept it.
Mabio CoelhoGUEST
42:43
Like, people can be persecuting you, people can be trying to kill you, people may be badmouthing you, and you leave.
Mabio CoelhoGUEST
42:53
I have a very good friend, he's the provost of Andrews University now.
Mabio CoelhoGUEST
42:58
In one of those five foreign trials I was going to, he asked me, like, Mabiu, are you not going to do anything? Like, I know that you can destroy those guys, but why you don't move? And we discussed about this.
Mabio CoelhoGUEST
43:16
He was in tears at the end because he understood that if we live our lives in the way God wants us to live, God is the one that will defend us.
Filip MilosavljevicHOST
1:35
Love it.
Filip MilosavljevicHOST
1:36
So now we met when I was in undergrad at Andrews University in Southwest Michigan at college.
Filip MilosavljevicHOST
1:42
And man, I don't even understand how we connected.
Filip MilosavljevicHOST
1:46
But when we did, it was a brotherly friendship and love at first sight.

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