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Signs Radio

Signs Radio

By: Signs of the Times magazine
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 Signs of the Times is a Christian worldview magazine published by the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Australia since 1886. The podcast is a little newer than that.Copyright 2023, Signs of the Times magazine Christianity Spirituality
Episodes
  • The soccer star who found the Sabbath

    The soccer star who found the Sabbath
    Nov 10 2025

    By the time Silvan Wallner was 12, he had been signed to the youth team FC Zürich club. By 18, he'd been signed to play for FC Zürich. Soon he was performing at the top of his league, and looked like he was heading to a stand-out football career. There was only one problem. He was lost, confused and anxious about every aspect of the life he was living. Then, he discovered the Bible. When one day he was listening to a preacher talk about the Sabbath, everything changed.

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    50 mins
  • How to communicate non-violently

    How to communicate non-violently
    Oct 27 2025

    In this episode, we speak to Kristin Martinez. She's a counsellor and proponent of non-violent communication. She wrote an article that appeared in the October issue of Signs of the Times called "From judgement to connection". You can read the article by clicking the link below.

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    44 mins
  • Let's talk about the birds and the bees

    Let's talk about the birds and the bees
    Oct 2 2025

    Talking about the birds and the bees with your teenager doesn't have to be scary—even though it usually is. Counsellor Mikaela Matthes helps us navigate the world of sex and relationships, and why we don't need to be frightened of the dreaded "talk".

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    46 mins
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