Sabbath, we need to talk. You’re beautiful, holy, and full of veggie meatballs — but also… kind of exhausting. The “Day of Rest” Marathon It starts at 9:15 a.m. when I’m already late for Sabbath School and pretending my lesson study happened sometime between Wednesday and “the car ride here.” By 11:00, I’ve greeted at […] Source: https://atoday.org/satire-dear-sabbath-i-love-you-but-i-need-a-nap-see-you-sunday/

Me sentía como un evangelista, agachado en el suelo de mi tienda de alimentos local, con el estante metálico clavándose en mi hombro y las ruedas del carrito golpeándome la cadera mientras buscaba el último paquete de garbanzos secos para la anciana que estaba delante de mí. Tras el recorte inicial de las prestaciones alimentarias […] Source: https://atoday.org/el-evangelio-de-los-garbanzos/

You know what it feels like when important questions about faith get pushed to the edges of the room. You care about an Adventism mature enough to tell the truth about its own story—including Ellen White’s. When that kind of honest conversation is shut down, something essential is lost. Not just information. Trust. That’s why […] Source: https://atoday.org/when-reclaiming-the-prophet-was-silenced-you-spoke-up/

by David Geelan  |  28 November 2025  |   With the level of political polarisation we see, and the ways in which media and social media cater to increasingly segregated audiences, do we even live in the same world any more? A while back, I was part of a panel discussion in the wake of the […] Source: https://atoday.org/how-we-see-things-from-our-different-worlds/

27 November 2025  | Immigration has become a major political issue, mostly in mostly-white nations. America—which early on realized that it was a immigrant nation—has a particularly complicated history with, and inconsistent treatment of, immigrants. As early as 1790 the nation set guidelines to “define eligibility for citizenship by naturalization and establish standards and procedures […] Source: https://atoday.org/atss-christopher-c-thompson-stranger-danger-immigration-xenophobia-and-the-bible/