Seeking What They Sought

Sean Sutton, founder and creative lead behind Bible Bricks who turns Bible stories into hands-on building sets. He shares the camp-meeting spark that inspired a Tabernacle Lego set. The conversation covers his Kickstarter breakthrough, product design for family learning, manufacturing hurdles, and plans for more Old and New Testament builds.

Ty Gibson, a Christian author and speaker known for his insights into Seventh-day Adventist theology, dives into the intriguing Sanctuary Doctrine. He discusses the Investigative Judgement and its implications, presenting judgment as a form of divine therapy for restoring relationships with God. Their conversation covers the historicist interpretation of Daniel’s prophecies, the significance of 1844, and how the Protestant Reformation relates to God's gospel recovery. Ty's engaging analysis makes complex theological topics accessible and thought-provoking.

Join Ty Gibson, a pastor and theologian renowned for his insights into the Seventh-day Adventist sanctuary doctrine, as he explores its unique teachings and the often controversial investigative judgment. He discusses reframing these concepts around the gospel, emphasizes the transparency of God's judgment, and connects it to the ongoing high-priestly ministry of Jesus. Ty shares profound reflections on divine compassion, the nature of atonement, and the transformative power it holds for believers, while looking forward to future discussions on biblical prophecy.

In this engaging discussion, Ty Gibson, a Christian speaker and author with Lightbearers ministry, dives into the intriguing Sanctuary Doctrine. He explores its significant role in understanding God's character and tackles its controversial nature within the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Ty emphasizes how scripture is rich with sanctuary imagery and highlights the symbolic power of the tabernacle. He also discusses how this doctrine addresses human longings and critiques historical misinterpretations that have caused trauma in the Adventist community.

One of the most unique teachings in the Seventh-day Adventist Church is the Sanctuary Doctrine. The guys decide to dive head first into what makes the doctrine so unique, what it actually teaches about who God is, and why it's historically been such a divisive and controversial topic in and outside of the church. In this episode, the guys sit down with Dr. Tim Jennings from Come and Reason Ministries to discuss his viewpoint on the sanctuary. Join our Patreon: https://tinyurl.com/swtspatreon Promo: Sign up to be the first to grab Bible Bricks' new Wilderness Tabernacle set: https://www.biblebricks.com/ Have a question you want us to discuss? Comment? Maybe you disagree with something we said? Either way, we'd love to hear from you! Shoot us a DM on Instagram or an email at: seekingwhattheysought@gmail.com

Alyssa Truman, the new GC Communication director for the Seventh-day Adventist Church, shares her journey in church leadership and her promotion to oversee digital content. She discusses the importance of authenticity and open communication in fostering connections, especially with younger members. Alyssa reflects on the emotional challenges leaders face and the need for supportive reevaluation of leadership roles. With a hopeful outlook, she emphasizes unity in diversity, personal growth, and the necessity of respectful dialogue in faith communities.

Lawrence T. Geraty, former president of La Sierra University and expert in archaeology and Adventist education, dives into the intriguing Sanctuary Doctrine. He explores its unique teachings and historical controversies, emphasizing its implications for understanding God’s character. The discussion delves into the complexities of defining Adventist beliefs, the legacy of Ellen White, and the challenges of fostering unity in faith. Geraty highlights the importance of open dialogue and personal experiences in shaping beliefs, all while reflecting on faith and community growth.

Pastor Carlos Munoz is the next guest in our Sanctuary series! Carlos serves as the Amazing Facts Center of Evangelism director, and spends much of his time preaching about the Sanctuary Doctrine around the world. In this episode, we sit down with Carlos to see his strategies for sharing the Sanctuary message, and how we’ve fallen short as a church when it comes to conveying the purpose of this biblical theme. Promo: Sign up to be the first to grab Bible Bricks' new Wilderness Tabernacle set: https://www.biblebricks.shop/ Join our Patreon: https://tinyurl.com/swtspatreon Have a question you want us to discuss? Comment? Maybe you disagree with something we said? Either way, we'd love to hear from you! Shoot us a DM on Instagram or an email at: seekingwhattheysought@gmail.com

Ryan Day, an Adventist pastor turned YouTuber, discusses his controversial departure from 3ABN and his quest for theological clarity. He shares insights into his transition from Pentecostalism to Adventism, the emotional and intellectual challenges he faced, and his criticisms of church doctrines, notably those surrounding Ellen White and investigative judgment. Ryan reflects on the personal toll of public disagreement with the church, including mental health struggles and the quest for acceptance in a new community.

In this discussion, Ivor Myers, the lead pastor of Living Mana Online Church and former hip hop artist, shares his inspiring journey from skepticism to faith. He delves into the unique Sanctuary Doctrine, unpacking its teachings about God and its controversial history. The conversation highlights the differences between law and justification by faith, emphasizing love over legalism. Myers encourages a deeper understanding of divine judgment rooted in mercy, while advocating for a faith-centered approach that fosters community and peace.