Every five years, Adventists from around the world gather for the General Conference Session. It’s a time to elect leaders and vote on decisions that shape the future of our Church and mission. But more than that, it’s a chance to worship and connect with our World Adventist Church family. What do you think, is GC Session worth it? Source: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/w8cySnIHJR8
Adventist Education Transforms Students across the Inter-European Division
Zoom out across the global Adventist movement and a pattern becomes clear: education is not a side ministry, it’s central to the church’s identity and mission. From kindergartens to high schools, from undergraduate programs to graduate degrees, Ad… Source: https://adventist.news/news/adventist-education-transforms-students-across-the-inter-european-division
ATSS: Loren Seibold & Friends: A General Conference 2025 Roundtable
9 July 2025 | The Adventist Today team has spent the week covering the events of the General Conference here in St. Louis. We’ve seen new leaders be elected and changes being made in Adventist policy. More important, we have brushed shoulders with lovely people from around the globe, talked with them, listened to them. […] Source: https://atoday.org/atss-loren-seibold-friends-a-general-conference-2025-roundtable/
Divisions Moving Together
The Adventist Church isn’t just an organization—it’s a global family. We come from different continents and cultures, but at the core, we’re people united by our love for Jesus and our passion for mission. Our purpose? To share with the world: Jesus is coming back. So, where do you call home? Which division, union, or conference are you part of? Drop it in the comments. Source: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/vhYWNomNSyA
Pastor John Bradshaw | The Gift
God’s greatest gift isn’t one we earn or deserve—it’s freely given, meant to change everything. Through the Holy Spirit, we receive the personal presence of Jesus and the power to live for Him. In every era of need, God has sent the gift of prophecy to guide, correct, and keep us close to Him, especially now as we face earth’s final days. Don’t leave God’s gift unopened—let the Holy Spirit lead you, point you to Jesus, and fill you with hope for the journey ahead. Watch GC Session 2025 | July 10 here: https://youtu.be/GBtAaL9RD4k Don’t miss a moment—follow our church social media accounts for more highlights, behind-the-scenes content, and spiritual encouragement all week: ANN Website: https://adventist.news/
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Things Always Get Worse Before They Get Better
Here’s a candid reminder that the toughest moments—in training, finances, studies, or faith—are often the prelude to our greatest breakthroughs. René shares how it is so tough for us yet necessary to hold fast through the trials, trusting that God’s rescue is coming just when you need it most. We hope you find the encouragement you need today! #encouragement #godswork #hardships Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4RKVA-io2s
Biblical Research Institute Works to Challenge Theological Questions
On July 9, 2025 at the 62nd General Conference Session, the Biblical Research Institute (BRI) shared a video presentation with delegates about the work they are accomplishing. Before the video began, Audrey Andersson, vice president of the GC and… Source: https://adventist.news/news/biblical-research-institute-works-to-challenge-theological-questions
Inside Story: A Transformed Mind
Inside Story for Friday 11th of July 2025
By Andrew McChesney
Mitch, a tough gang member, got into a brawl with several other Native Americans in the US state of Washington. He suffered a significant head injury, and doctors said he would never work again.
Then his younger brother, Stephan, invited him to the All Nations Center Adventist Church in Wapato, Washington. Stephan worshiped every Sabbath at the church with their mother and sister.
Mitch didn’t want to go, and he went unwillingly to the church on Sabbath. But then he went again and again. He immersed himself in the Bible, spurred on by the hope that it could heal his mind. He clung to Romans 12:2, which says, “And do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, that you may prove what is that good and acceptable and perfect will of God” (NKJV). He embraced Philippians 4:8: “Finally, brethren, whatever things are true, whatever things are noble, whatever things are just, whatever things are pure, whatever things are lovely, whatever things are of good report, if there is any virtue and if there is anything praiseworthy—meditate on these things.”
Church leader Jeff Weijohn encouraged him, saying, “The Word of God promises that it will change your mind if you study it.”
Mitch began to see Bible promises fulfilled. Doctors who had said he would never work again were surprised to see him get a job and keep it.
After Bible studies, Mitch gave his heart to Jesus and joined the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Then he became a Bible worker and started teaching the Bible to others. He and his wife opened their home to young people who needed a place to stay. Anyone was welcome if they followed the house rules. One rule was that everyone went to church on Sabbath.
The lives of their houseguests also began to change.
One young person joyfully told Jeff on Sabbath, “You know what? When you told us about the Bible, we didn’t want to listen to you at all. But now we want to study the Bible.”
Jeff said the change in Mitch’s life was revolutionary.
“When he accepted God into his life, people didn’t recognize him anymore,” he said. “He came from being a person who was very hard and brain damaged to being a person able to minister. Many young people have been touched by him. God works through us despite ourselves.”
An outreach program to Native Americans in Wapato and the surrounding region of Washington state got its start with the help of a Thirteenth Sabbath Offering in 1990. A highlight of the program is the All Nations Center Adventist Church, pictured, which opened in 2001.
(1)Source: https://ssnet.org/blog/25c-02-inside-story-a-transformed-mind/
July 10 I Will Go Presentation Highlights Unity in the Spirit
The I Will Go strategic plan that the Seventh-day Adventist Church will follow for 2025–2030 offers more than structure; it offers spiritual direction. Centered on four pillars, Communion with God , Identity in Christ , Unity in the Spirit , … Source: https://adventist.news/news/july-10-i-will-go-presentation-highlights-unity-in-the-spirit
Would God Answer Her Plea?
Diana grew up in an abusive home—watching her parents fight and her mother suffer. The experience left deep scars in her heart, and she vowed to never marry an abuser. She found what she thought was a kind man who promised her love and security, but soon after their wedding, he showed his true colors. Diana quickly realized she was trapped in the same cycle of abuse as her mother. But unlike her mother, Diana decided to fight back. When infidelity was added to her husband’s abuse, she couldn’t take it anymore, and decided to leave her marriage. But the emotional burden she carried was so great that she turned to alcohol. Things spiraled out of control then, until one day, in her despair, she cried out to God, “Please help me! I need to heal but don’t know how!” Would God answer her plea? Was she beyond help? Watch this video to see what happened next, and how God intervened in the most unexpected way. I love to see lives changed for the kingdom of heaven, and I love it when God uses Adventist World Radio to do it! Yours in the Blessed Hope MB0110IPAPTB8IW Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=guPoZZ557S4
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