The Last Word
from That's In The Bible? Hosted by That's In The Bible?
In this compelling episode of "That's In The Bible?", presented by Robert Militello, we delve into the powerful significance of the Bible's final word: Amen. Meaning "so be it," this seemingly simple affirmation reveals a profound truth: God our Saviour has the last word on everything. Join Robert as we explore God's overarching timeline and contrast it with man's inherent resistance to authority. Why does humanity so often seek options and competing viewpoints, rather than submitting to the singular, final authority of God and His Word? This resistance opens the door to a multitude of conflicting voices, pulling us away from the clarity of God's final authority. Discover how deeply ingrained religion and traditions can sometimes stand at odds with the concept of a final, unwavering authority. Are the practices and beliefs we hold actually aligning with God's ultimate pronouncements? Prepare for a challenging and introspective examination as Robert Militello asks the crucial question: Are you, in your daily life and beliefs, at odds with God's final word being the ultimate authority? This episode will encourage you to critically evaluate where you place your trust and whether you are truly allowing God's "Amen" to be the final say in all areas of your life. Don't miss this vital exploration into the power and implications of "The Last Word." Email us at [email protected] Website: thatsinthebible.com Our podcast theme song "Jesus Is Coming Soon", courtesy of His Reflection a Gospel Quartet from Buckley Road Baptist Church, Liverpool, NY.
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In this compelling episode of "That's In The Bible?", presented by Robert Militello, we delve into the powerful significance of the Bible's final word: Amen. Meaning "so be it," this seemingly simple affirmation reveals a profound truth: God our Saviour has the last word on everything. Join Robert as we explore God's overarching timeline and contrast it with man's inherent resistance to authority. Why does humanity so often seek options and competing viewpoints, rather than submitting to the ...
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