Last Generation Theology Forum with Authors || J. Peckham & J. Moskala || NAD Called Convention 2022

According to the Adventist Learning Community of the North American Division, "Seventh-day Adventists use a term called 'The Great Controversy". The term is meant to describe the battle between God and Satan on all fronts, including spiritual, physical, and mental warfare. Although this is a concept believed by most SDAs, there are two strongly different perspectives concerning it. One of which is Last-Generation Theology, which most would add is the more radical perspective of the two. This presentation specifically focuses on the questions and problems that last-generation theology raises in terms of the great controversy. Watch this video to learn and grow in your understanding of salvation and the great controversy." It is one of the most significant public responses of the Seventh-day Adventist Church to the proponents of Last Generation Theology as purported by M.L. Andreasen of the 1950s and 1960s. This is purely for educational purposes, and it is the intent of this channel that you can experience the tremendous benefits of such a thoughtful, thorough and Biblical response to this perennial issue within Adventism. Jiří Moskala, Ph.D., is professor of Old Testament exegesis and theology and dean of the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary, Andrews University. John Peckham is an associate editor at the Adventist Review and research professor of theology and Christian philosophy at Andrews University. They were a part of a team of authors who composed the book: God's Character and the Last Generation. This book dives deep into the issue of salvation and the implications for God's end-time people or the last generation that some call it. However, they underscore many concerns raised by today's title's implications.