Seeking What They Sought
Erik Edstrom, Sean Lehnhoff, Jesse Churchill, Anthony LyderSeeking What They Sought is a podcast where we have conversations about the Biblical basis for the beliefs and culture of the Seventh-day Adventist church.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 76 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||
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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 ... more
The newly-appointed GC Communication director Alyssa Truman sits down with us to share her experience working within the General Conference over the past few years, as well as how it felt to be promoted to oversee all digital content and communicatio... more
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 ... more
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 Ca... more
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- 1844 finally makes sense
The sanctuary doctrine episode 5 was incredible. I’ve been following this 1844 history for a couple of years now - as a person who grew up Adventists, left the church, only to return about three years ago and upon my return learned the history. This is the first time that it makes sense to me. Thank you. What a great episode!
Apple Podcasts5The Delivery Guy
United Statesa month ago - A Misrepresentation of Seventh-day Adventist Beliefs
This podcast is, unfortunately, a great disappointment. It misrepresents the core doctrines and spirit of the Seventh-day Adventist faith. Listeners should not take this podcast as an accurate reflection of what Adventists believe or how they relate to their doctrines.
It seems to be a case of individuals who no longer fully believe in the teachings of the church, yet choose to remain within its structure—perhaps prioritizing unity, family, inclusion, or diversity over a faithful commitment to ... more
Apple Podcasts1tfdcuidiejdjdUnited States3 months ago - Great podcast.
Thank you guys for being a refreshing take on Adventism. I enjoy how respectful you are of all different views on each topic.
Apple Podcasts5Nathanye11United States5 months ago - Seeking what they seek
I appreciate the engaging conversations and topics! Anxiously awaiting the series on the investigative judgment!
Apple Podcasts5kmurciaUnited States5 months ago - Question Everything
It takes bravery and sincerity to have open conversations with people of various perspectives. WWU alumni represent!
Apple Podcasts5A Glass BrightlyUnited States5 months ago
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Conversations center on the exploration of the Biblical foundations of beliefs and cultural practices within the Seventh-day Adventist Church, with an emphasis on the often misunderstood Sanctuary Doctrine. Episodes feature a mixture of interviews and panel discussions, allowing hosts and guests to share personal faith journeys while addressing theological controversies, historical context, and contemporary issues affecting the church community. The podcast encourages open dialogue about challenging topics and is likely to resonate with listeners seeking a deeper understanding of their faith and an engaging way to connect with current events and issues in Adventism, all presented with a light-hearted and humorous approach.
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Seeking What They Sought launched 7 years ago and published 76 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Seeking What They Sought include:
1. Tim Jennings
2. Alyssa Truman
3. Lawrence T. Geraty
4. Carlos Muñoz
5. Ivor Myers
6. Greg Howell
7. Alex Bryan
8. Judelle McCormick
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