Tuesday, August 4, 2026

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Should Women be Ordained as Adventist Pastors?

The Seventh-day Adventist Church has wrestled with women’s ordination for decades. At the 1990 General Conference Session in Indianapolis, delegates voted against approving the ordination of women to the...

Is it a Sin to Eat Out on Sabbath?

Seventh-day Adventists take Sabbath seriously—from Friday sunset to Saturday sunset. Official guidance from the General Conference urges avoiding restaurants: buying goods and eating out...

Do Adventists think they are the only ones going to heaven?

No. Salvation is not a denominational VIP pass—it’s through Jesus Christ alone, by grace through faith. We believe the Bible makes it clear: eternal...

When Being a “Good Adventist” Starts Pushing You Away from Jesus

There’s a moment a lot of Adventists don’t really talk about. It’s when you realise you’ve done everything expected of a “good Adventist”… and yet...

Hope is a Strategy

And in Adventism, we even have a theme song for it—“We Have This Hope.”...

The Quiet Financial Anxiety We Refuse to Discuss in the Pews

As Adventists, we can spend hours discussing prophecy, doctrine, and the signs of the times. Yet many of us struggle to have an honest...

Wishing for the World to End is Selfish

Wishing for the World to End is Selfish In Adventist circles, we talk easily about the “blessed hope.” We read Revelation, we sing about Jesus...

The Great Disappointment 2.0: Finding Out Catholics Actually Like Jesus Too

  Growing up Adventist, the "Great Controversy" worldview doesn’t just offer a timeline. It offers a protagonist-centered thriller. In this narrative, the Vatican isn’t just a...

What If the Three Angels Actually Had Good News?

We’ve turned the Three Angels’ Messages into the theological equivalent of a car alarm — loud, urgent, and ignored by everyone except the people...

Local Adventist Agrees With Pope, Deeply Uncomfortable About It

Man unsure whether to share article or burn phone COLLEGEDALE, TN — Area Seventh-day Adventist and longtime prophecy chart enthusiast Gerald Finster, 58, confirmed Tuesday...

Forty-Two Percent of Everyone Who Joins Us Eventually Leaves. Let’s Talk About That.

That’s not a rounding error. That’s a pattern. Since 1965, more than 18.5 million people have joined the Seventh-day Adventist Church and then walked away...