Heaven's Riskiest Adoption? | unScripted EP 10

The April Adventist Review just dropped and it’s hitting different. Shawn Boonstra sits down with Sikhu Daco to unpack three powerful themes that every Adventist needs right now. What does adopting a child from Ukraine teach us about how God adopted us? Why does the General Conference president say good motives aren’t enough if our methods are toxic online? And what really happened in that upper room when Jesus picked up the towel nobody else would touch? Raw, unfiltered conversation about unity, deepening our historic faith, and strengthening our unique Adventist identity — exactly why the Review was in 1849. Timestamps: 0:00 – Why the Adventist Review still matters 4:20 – How articles actually get chosen (and why not everything makes it) 9:15 – The adoption theme that will mess with your theology in the best way 18:40 – “Right Motives, Wrong Methods” – Erton Kohler’s hard-hitting message 25:50 – Jesus washing feet: the humility that split the room 32:00 – Final challenge: Keep your eyes on Christ If you’re tired of surface-level Adventist content and want the real stuff — the kind that unites, deepens, and strengthens — this episode is for you. Subscribe to the print magazine at AdventistReview.org (scroll to the bottom!) and hit subscribe here so you never miss an unScripted moment. Drop your biggest takeaway in the comments — we read every one. Thanks for watching unScripted from the Adventist Review.