Six Famous Bible Misinterpretations
by Richard W. Coffen | 1 August 2025 | Two decades after the King James Version was first printed, royal printers Robert Barker and Martin Lucas received exclusive rights to print an edition with typos corrected. A worker typesetting the seventh commandment accidentally dropped a word out, and rendered it thusly: “Thou shalt commit adultery.” […]
Pisa to Monte Carlo: Björn’s 220-Mile Run for Adventist Today #ATSummerChallenge
On Sunday, August 3, 2025, I will begin a 220-mile run from Pisa, Italy, to Monte Carlo, Monaco. My goal is to run a marathon each day for most of the journey! This isn’t just a physical challenge; it’s a mission to support Adventist Today and its crucial work. Adventist Today provides accessible, independent journalism […]
SATIRE: GC Unveils “Innovative” Plan to Spread 3 Angels’ Message Via Fax
SILVER SPRING, Maryland — In a move hailed as groundbreaking by those nostalgic for the 1980s, the General Conference (GC) has unveiled its latest strategy to spread the Three Angels’ Message: fax machines. “While everyone else is distracted by the internet and social media, we’ve decided to take a bold, unprecedented step backwards,” said GC […]
Cherri-Ann’s Caribbean Photo Journey: #ATSummerChallenge
This August, I’m embarking on a visual journey for a cause close to my heart—Adventist Today. As a board member, I’m passionate about AT’s mission to provide accessible, independent journalism that encourages critical thinking, compassion, and spiritual growth within the Adventist community. For the #ATSummerChallenge, I’ll be posting one photo every day throughout August from […]
Heather’s August Recipe Challenge: #ATSummerChallenge
Hey everyone! I’m Heather May, and as an educator and an executive committee and board member for Adventist Today, I’m taking on a delicious challenge this August 2025 for the AT Summer Challenge! Every single day in August, I’ll be sharing a brand-new, much-loved recipe on this (daily updated) post as well as on social […]
Earthquake Report from Adventist Pastor in Kamchatka
31 July 2025 With the help of Canadian pastor Alex Golovenko, we have a communique from a pastor in Kamchatka, Russia, reporting on the effects of the earthquake there. This is from Pastor Evgeny Solomko: Greetings, dear brother! We greet you and all our brothers in Canada with the peace and love of the Lord. Many […]
News from Papua New Guinea, Australia, Japan, and the Dominican Republic
31 July 2025 | News from Papua New Guinea Adventist students and staff hosted a week-long evangelistic program held at Kerevat National School of Excellence (KNSoE) in East New Britain, Papua New Guinea. Themed “The Power of Choice,” the event introduced the other students and staff to the Adventist message. The program resulted in 11 […]
SATIRE: By 2040, 98% of Adventists Projected to Be Kindly Grandmas Inquiring About Your Relationship Status
SILVER SPRING, Maryland — New projections from the Adventist Statistics, Trends & Reports (ASTR) department suggest a demographic tipping point: if trends persist, every Adventist congregation will soon consist almost entirely of sweet-tempered grandmothers determined to ask single members if they’ve “found a nice Adventist to marry yet.” Analysts tracking falling baptism rates and brisk […]
Negative Eschatology: Embracing the Mysteries of Our Afterlife
by Reinder Bruinsma | 30 July 2025 | Professor Rik Torfs belongs to that small group of erudite people who have the gift of communicating their insights in accessible, enriching, and often surprising ways. He is a Belgian professor in canonical law. I became acquainted with him in 1997 when I was involved with the […]
ATSS: Reinder Bruinsma: “The Church Is Great—but Far from Perfect”
30 July 2025 | In his recent book, De kerk is Fantastisch, Belgian Roman Catholic theologian Rik Torfs analyzes what he sees as “fantastic” in his church, and what he considers ugly; what he admires and what he abhors. In this class, I will follow his model. My church, too, is also far from perfect. […]