Seeking What They Sought The Sanctuary Doctrine | Ep. 6 (ft. Ty Gibson)
Oct 31, 2025
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.
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Cooking Texts Broke The Ice
- Ty told the hosts a long, vivid story about making and photographing fresh pasta in group texts.
- The tale illustrated his conversational style and loosened the interview mood.
Disfellowship That Didn't Stick
- Ty briefly referenced being disfellowshipped but said it was respectful and didn't stick.
- He used the story to signal both friction and his ongoing restoration within Adventism.
Sanctuary Requires A Relational Theology
- The sanctuary doctrine fits an Arminian relational model where human free will matters and God's actions unfold in a process.
- Calvinist frameworks resist the doctrine because they deny open-ended relational dynamics between God and humans.
