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In this episode of unScripted from the Adventist Review, Shawn Boonstra sits down with associate editor Sikhu Daco to unpack the powerful February 2026 issue. They dive deep into: Emily Gibbs' raw testimony: diagnosed with a brain tumor while pregnant — "Not One Miracle" explores why God sometimes works beyond physical healing. Dr. John Shin (Loma Linda oncologist): "Dying to Live" — what if the SDA health message isn't primarily about living longer on earth? James & Ellen White's real marriage: poverty, arguments, ministry strain, wayward kids, and deep mutual respect. Whether you're wrestling with health challenges, supporting someone who is, questioning the health message, or navigating family/marriage pressures — this conversation brings honest hope grounded in Scripture and Adventist experience. Timestamps: 0:00 Fun intro & guest intro 2:30 Sikhu's journey from Zimbabwe to Adventist Review 8:00 February issue overview & why get the physical magazine 12:00 "Not One Miracle" Emily Gibbs brain tumor story 18:00 Shawn's personal health crisis testimony 25:00 Dr. John Shin "Dying to Live" health message purpose 35:00 Stewardship, science discernment & compassion for the suffering 45:00 James & Ellen White marriage: real struggles & respect 55:00 Closing thoughts & call to subscribe Subscribe to Adventist Review for more real talk on faith, mission, and church life. Get your February issue ? https://adventistreview.org (or search "Adventist Review subscribe") #SeventhdayAdventist #SDAHealthMessage #AdventistReview #Unscripted #EllenWhite #FaithAndHealing #ChristianMarriage #BrainTumorTestimony #LomaLinda #EndTimes
