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  • Item type:Item, Access status: Open Access ,
    Speaker profile
    (Adventist University of the Philippines, 2016-04-09)
    This profile presents Joshua Shin (Dong Hee Shin), born in Seoul, South Korea, on December 25, 1962. It highlights his family background, Christian faith, and personal interests, including playing musical instruments, particularly the saxophone, and conducting a choir. His favorite Bible passage is Romans 12, and his favorite song is “Amazing Grace.” In his message to the Adventist University of the Philippines (AUP), he expresses his love for the university community and encourages students to dream big, use their intelligence and talents for God's glory, and develop Christlike character by following the examples of Daniel, Joseph, and Esther.
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    I'm a hero
    (Adventist University of the Philippines, 2016-04-09)
    Kai
    The poem presents the Christian as an unlikely hero who fights spiritual battles through faith rather than physical strength. Drawing from biblical teachings about spiritual warfare, perseverance, and self-discipline, the author encourages believers to resist evil, remain faithful, and strive for eternal life. The poem reminds readers that victory comes through commitment to God and perseverance in the Christian journey.
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    Never be afraid to go to the edge
    (Adventist University of the Philippines, 2016-04-09)
    Baptista, Alyssa
    The article explores why people are afraid to step beyond their comfort zones and face uncertainty, judgment, and injustice. It describes how vulnerable individuals may choose to remain in a safe but confining environment rather than risk being hurt by others. Through faith in God, the author emphasizes that His way leads to true happiness, spiritual growth, and strengthened trust in Him. The article reassures readers that God remains present even at the edge of life's uncertainties and that Jesus holds the key to freeing those who are afraid to step beyond their cages.
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    Redemption’s close
    (Adventist University of the Philippines, 2016-04-09)
    Gonzales, Vincen
    The poem uses the imagery of Noah's ark and the closing of its door to illustrate the urgency of spiritual preparation before the end of time. The ark is portrayed as a place of refuge and protection rather than confinement, offering safety amid the rising floodwaters of temptation and judgment. The poem reminds readers that God's invitation to salvation will not remain open forever and encourages them to choose faith and accept His protection before the opportunity for redemption closes.
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    The fine line between the past and the present
    (Adventist University of the Philippines, 2016-04-09)
    Sambou, Jean
    The article reflects on the author's personal spiritual journey following baptism, a period of denying God, and a return to church. The author describes the struggle between past decisions and renewed faith, emphasizing the importance of returning to God and experiencing inner peace. The reflection explores the relationship between past experiences and present spiritual growth.