Here's a summary of some details:
- Departure from 3ABN and Re-thinking Adventism: Ryan Day, who was the general manager of 3ABN's Praise Him Music Network and also part of the pastoral team, has publicly announced his departure from both 3ABN and the Seventh-day Adventist Church.
- New Channel: He has launched a new YouTube channel called "Re-think Adventism."
- Reasons for Leaving: In a YouTube livestream, Day cited "longstanding theological doubts" and a religious culture within Adventism that he felt "discourages honest questioning" as primary reasons for his decision.
- Theological Issues: He specifically mentioned doubts regarding the investigative judgment and the church's claims about the writings of Ellen G. White. He stated that he could no longer support these key doctrines.
- Social Media Post: A turning point seems to have been a reply he made on social media questioning the inspiration of Ellen White's writings on the health ministry.
- "Let Go" or Resignation: While it's not explicitly stated whether he was dismissed or resigned, he hinted at "disagreements in theology" and a "respectful parting." In one source, it's mentioned he submitted a resignation letter, stating he would no longer be doing theological teaching or preaching on 3ABN.
- Reactions: His departure has elicited a range of reactions, with some expressing support for his honesty and others voicing disappointment and concern.
- New Ministry: While the primary focus of the news is his departure and new channel "Re-think Adventism," it's worth noting that a search for "Ryan Day new ministry" also brings up information about a "Ryan Day" who is a pastor at Revolve Bible Church and has a ministry called "For the Gospel." However, based on the context of the 3ABN news, this appears to be a different individual. The Ryan Day who left 3ABN was previously involved in evangelism with Amazing Facts and his background is in music and history education.
It seems to be a significant development within the Adventist community and 3ABN, given Ryan Day's prominent role in the network.
Image and more details see video Ryan Day Update)
Ryan Day is correct in leaving Seventh-day Adventism because of its false prophet (Ellen White), teachings (investigative judgment, that Jesus is Michael the archangel, and more), and false gospel. Desmond Ford and Walter Rea were fired as SDA pastors in the early 1980's for exposing Ellen White's plagiarism and the unbiblical investigative judgment, just like Ryan Day is doing now. There should be a modern day exodus from the SDA Church as a result of this fraudulent and deceptive (and blind) church. SDAs are a cult just like the Mormons and JWs. Jesus warned us about the rise of false prophets in the last days and here they are as just mentioned. No one should risk their salvation by being a cult member. (This includes Catholicism and Islam too.) It's just common sense.
ReplyDeleteWhat sheer, unadulterated nonsense!
DeleteWell said and hallelujah. The have truth on the sabbath in the state of the dead, but there are other teachings that they are incorrect on as well.
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