Bjorn Karlman is a blogger at The Planet D and ADVENTIST TODAY FOUNDATION. He focuses on themes of religion and spirituality, exploring topics such as Christianity, church administration, and religious organizations, while also delving into atheism and astrology. His work has been featured in notable publications, including The Planet D and ADVENTIST TODAY FOUNDATION.
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By: Bjorn Karlman
The people who read Adventist Today aren’t looking for noise. They’re looking for honesty—for thoughtful conversation, for a place where faith is taken seriously without being simplified. That’s why Adventist Today exists. And it’s why it matters now more than ever. More readers are finding us every day. They’re reading, sharing, and engaging. They’re asking […]
By: Bjorn Karlman
Some days feel less like walking with Jesus and more like being dragged behind the chariot. You prayed. You tried. You even refrained from correcting someone’s theology online. And still—here you are. Tired. Discouraged. Wondering if faith is supposed to feel this… crunchy. From an Adventist perspective: yep. This tracks. We believe the world is broken, […]
By: Bjorn Karlman
By Lindsey Painter, Newsletter Editor, Adventist Today It’s a confusing time to be alive on this planet—especially in the United States. I know our readership extends far beyond U.S. borders, and there’s plenty happening globally to be concerned about as well. Lately, I’ve felt myself becoming more cynical, even a bit nihilistic. The daily bombardment […]
By: Bjorn Karlman
Nobody leaves Adventism because they asked too many questions. They leave because they asked questions—and got silence, sidelong glances, and a Sabbath School quarterly that pretended the question didn’t exist. We built a tradition on the Investigative Judgment—a theology literally about God examining everything—and then told our people that some things aren’t worth examining. The […]
By: Bjorn Karlman
Something is shifting in the Adventist conversation. More people are reading, sharing, and pressing deeper — not for easy answers, but for honest engagement with faith, doubt, and what it means to live thoughtfully right now. You’re part of that shift. Adventist Today exists because people like you refuse to settle for noise. But right […]
By: Bjorn Karlman
Dear AT Reader, Adventist Today is seeking a Managing Editor to lead our daily digital publishing, social media presence, and real-time content coordination. This is a fast-paced, high-impact, fully remote role at the center of our editorial operation. The Managing Editor ensures consistent website output, oversees digital workflows, and helps grow our reach and engagement […]
One of the real strengths of Adventism is that it takes truth seriously. Doctrine matters. Belief matters. Conviction matters. A church without conviction does not stay a church for long. It drifts into something softer, more performative, more shaped by mood than meaning. But strengths, left unexamined, can quietly harden into weaknesses. Early Adventism had […]
By: Bjorn Karlman
My daughter goes to what I can honestly say is an outstanding Adventist elementary school. In fact, it’s the only Adventist primary school in Britain ever to receive an “Outstanding” rating from Ofsted —the official inspectorate of schools. So this isn’t opinion or branding; it’s externally verified excellence. What stands out most isn’t just the […]
For generations, many Adventists assumed the church was destined for unstoppable growth. Huge evangelistic campaigns, booming institutions, and rapid expansion across the Global South created the impression that Adventism’s trajectory was permanently upward. But today, the picture feels more complicated. In my part of the world — Sweden and much of Northern Europe — it […]
By: Bjorn Karlman
By Bjorn Karlman and Alexander Carpenter In an SUV rattling through the streets of Port Moresby, our driver, Sebastian, navigated the road and our conversation about Adventist identity with equal engagement. We met Sebastian the day before, Sabbath, our very first day in Papua New Guinea (PNG). Upon hearing our destination, he immediately stated, “I’m […]
