by Robert Crux | 29 July 2025 | We are living in a religious liberty recession. Religious liberty leaders in all Christian churches have fallen silent in the months of the current American administration, with its Project 2025 implementation plan. We have accepted systemic disruption of government institutions that were designed to guard health, safety. […]
28 July 2025 | I read an article in an Adventist periodical awhile back that asked this question: “Does Colossians 2:16 teach that keeping the seventh-day Sabbath isn’t required of Christians?” Of course, the author said it doesn’t mean that—that the Sabbath wasn’t done away with by that passage. It was the phrasing of the […]
Rafah is gone, razed to the ground. new Holocaust coming around “Never again” is lost… not found Rafah is gone, razed to the ground Children are dead lost is the song leaders have lied killers are wrong Rafah is gone, razed to the ground just empty space and darkness around Rafah is gone, razed to […]
One of my Facebook friends told me about the small church she attends. There are only 10 to 20 in attendance and she, 60ish, is the youngster. The church, she says, suffered a sequence of unsatisfactory pastors, and the problem with the one they have now is that he has so many churches that they […]
by Ron Hessel | 25 July 2025 | Have we not learned our lesson as a church? It makes me want to hang my head in shame every time I see one of our churches advertising an end-time prophecy seminar. Here’s something I want you to notice: 100% of end-time predictions over the last 2,000 […]
by Admiral Ncube | 24 July 2025 | In early 2022 when the Ukraine war erupted, Adventists were inundated with calls from church leadership to pray for and support affected Ukraine. This was followed by a decision by the then-church leaders to attach Ukraine to the General Conference in April 2022. Nothing could be more […]
23 July 2025 | The opening chapters of Genesis, particularly chs. 1–3, continue to intrigue readers. Insights from obvious connections with the mythologies of Israel’s neighbours have enriched our understanding of the content and purpose of the narrative. Genesis is clearly in dialogue with the beliefs of its ancient neighbours and makes significant theological points […]
by Dr. Jason A. O’Rourke, DMin | 22 July 2025 | In every age, God raises voices—apostolic and prophetic—to give guidance of His people. In this essay, I offer theological reflections on the nature of prophecy, especially as it relates to the role of the conquered and the call of justice. Apostleship vs. prophecy The […]
21 July 2025 | Our church has proclaimed itself the remnant church because we have a prophet. Do we qualify as having a prophet when the prophet has been dead for well over a century? Signed, Still the Remnant? Dear Remnant, While Ellen White was alive, she was a dynamic leader. She corrected the church […]
Summer is here, and at Adventist Today, we’ve just wrapped up an intense 10 days of reporting on the General Conference Session in St. Louis—and we hope we did you proud. This summer also brings the slightly terrifying realization that I’ll be attempting a marathon most days from Pisa to Monte Carlo—over 220 miles, starting […]
18 July 2025 | Dear Elder Köhler, I was not in physical attendance in St Louis, but I have followed closely what happened during the ten days of the 2025 General Conference (GC) session. I have spent my entire working life in the Seventh-day Adventist Church. I was baptized as a teenager, and almost seventy […]
by Melody Tan | 17 July 2025 | I’m writing this having waved my soon-to-be nine-years-old son goodbye. He’s off to school independently, on a public bus for the first time. Let me clarify that this was just a trial run. We are not planning for this to be the beginning of a new going-to-school […]
