Bjorn Karlman is a blogger at various platforms, where he explores themes of religion and spirituality, as well as culture and society. His work often delves into topics such as Christianity, church administration, religious organizations, and Islam, providing insightful commentary on religious practices. Bjorn's writings have been featured in The Planet D, ADVENTIST TODAY FOUNDATION, and Spectrum Magazine / Adventist Forum.
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By: Bjorn Karlman
By Björn Karlman, Executive Director, Adventist Today Newbold College of Higher Education, the oldest Adventist educational institution outside North America, marked its 125th anniversary June 25–28 under the theme “Founded in Faith, Forged in Purpose.” The event drew alumni, church leaders, students, and families from around the world for a blend of historical reflection, honest […]
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As Adventists, we can spend hours discussing prophecy, doctrine, and the signs of the times. Yet many of us struggle to have an honest conversation about something far more immediate: whether we can cover next month’s bills. In many congregations, financial stress remains largely invisible. We arrive at church looking composed, participate in worship, and […]
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By Björn Karlman Executive Director, Adventist Today South England Conference Delegate to the British Union Conference Session
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Look, I get why the question keeps coming up. We have a prolific co-founder whose writings still guide the church, distinctive doctrines like the investigative judgment and Saturday Sabbath, and a serious emphasis on healthy living that can feel all-consuming. To outsiders — and many who’ve walked away — it sometimes looks like high-demand religion […]
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August 1, 2026 — Munich, Germany Tomorrow I’m lacing up for the first day an epic 220-mile #ATAugustChallenge adventure — running from Munich all the way to Prague for Adventist Today! Goal? Run a marathon most days and somehow still smile at the finish. This isn’t just a crazy physical challenge… it’s a mission to […]
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Loving You—I Went to Africa by Deanne Hoehn (with Jack Hoehn) Published October 16, 2023 Does AFRICA do anything to your pulse? Do you think of safaris with giraffe, lion, zebra, elephants, and monkeys? Are you thinking of explorers in pith helmets? Are you thinking of gold, diamond, and copper mines? Would you […]
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No. The General Conference president is the elected head of the General Conference administrative headquarters of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church. Right now that is Erton Köhler. He chairs committees, helps set direction, and represents the church worldwide. That is the job. He is not a pope. The Catholic system centers authority in one man who, […]
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Claiming to be the remnant of Revelation 12:17—the ones who keep God’s commandments and have the testimony of Jesus—can sound impressive. Or, depending on the delivery, a bit much. Official Adventist teaching tries to keep the ego in check. Fundamental Belief 13 states that the universal church includes all who truly believe in Christ. The […]
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Coffee on Sabbath morning still triggers more tension in some Adventist circles than the actual sermon. The old arguments arrive on cue: Ellen White called it a stimulant that dulls the mind and weakens the will. The health message means something. Fair enough. Those warnings were not invented for drama. Yet the same church that […]
