That's In The Bible?

A hurricane is just the beginning. Robert Militello uses a real-life storm in Pensacola to deliver a sobering warning: if you wait for the crisis to prepare, you may already be too late.

If you’ve ever wondered what it really means to be ready for the sudden, this episode hits hard. Militello connects the cleanup after Hurricane Isaias to a much bigger urgency - spiritual readiness, judgment, and why so many people mistake calm weather for safety.

You’ll hear:

• Why the dead calm before the storm became a picture of how easily people get lulled into complacency
• How Noah’s warning, “prepare an ark,” becomes a blueprint for believers today
• Why Militello says the fear of the Lord, not just comfort or optimism, is what produces real preparation
• What Ecclesiastes 9:12, Malachi 3, Isaiah 57:1, and Psalm 124 reveal about sudden judgment and escape
• How the rapture, the judgment seat of Christ, and the collapse of worldly security all connect in his view

Robert Militello walks through Scripture, current events, and the personal lessons he drew from losing power, seeing damage in his neighborhood, and helping others restock after the storm. The result is part Bible study, part wake-up call, and part testimony from someone who has lived through the kind of disruption he’s preaching about.

If you’ve grown comfortable, distracted, or numb to the idea that life can change in a moment, this episode is for you. It’s a forceful reminder that preparation is not panic - it’s wisdom, and it starts long before the warning sirens.

Perfect for believers who want a serious, Scripture-driven challenge to get ready now, not later.

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In this episode, Brother Robert Militello tackles a hard Bible question: when trouble, suffering, and evil show up, who gets the blame—God, the devil, or ourselves? The discussion moves through Job, Samuel, Isaiah, Deuteronomy, and Nehemiah to argue that Scripture presents God as sovereign over both blessing and hardship, while also holding people accountable for sin and rebellion.

Brother Militello, a longtime Bible teacher and regular guest, shares a pastoral but direct case for testing the spirits, trusting God through suffering, and letting the Bible define reality instead of emotion or public opinion.

This is an honest, Scripture based study about what God permits, what the devil can do, and how we should respond when we cannot understand everything happening around us.

Listen now for a challenging message about suffering, faith, responsibility, and trusting God’s purposes—even when the answers are not immediately clear.

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The advice to “look away” from suffering is exactly what keeps believers spiritually numb. Robert Militello argues that if you want real peace, you have to stare straight at Calvary—the bloody, brutal cost of your salvation—until it changes how you see everything else.

Examining Isaiah 50 & 53, Psalm 22, John 19, and the crucifixion narratives, Robert explains why the Bible keeps returning to the blood, the wounds, the spitting, the scourging, and the cross itself. This episode presses hard on a message most Christians avoid: Jesus not presented as a polished religious symbol, but as a mutilated, unrecognizable sacrifice who willingly gave Himself up “like a lamb to the slaughter.”

You will hear:

• Why “looking unto Him” is not sentimental language but a spiritual discipline
• How Isaiah 53 and Psalm 22 paint a picture of the Messiah that is impossible to ignore
• Why the blood atonement theme runs through Scripture from Leviticus to the cross
• The difference between a suffering Savior and the victorious Messiah people wanted
• Why meditation, not surface-level religion, is the path to conviction, humility, and peace

Many believers miss the transforming power of the gospel because they refuse to look long enough at what Christ endured for them, it is about judgment, mercy, repentance, and the kind of focus that can actually change a life.

Essential listening if you feel spiritually distracted, emotionally numb, or hungry for a deeper, sharper view of the cross. This episode will not flatter you, but it may wake you up.

👉 Featured Past Episode: #194 The Heavy Burdens We Must Carry

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The church is getting soft, the world is getting bolder, and Jude's command lands like a warning shot: earnestly contend for the faith. Brother Robert Militello unpacks why that line was written for the last days and why silence, compromise, and fear can cost believers far more than they realize.

From Jude's urgent charge to the spiritual meaning of righteous indignation, Robert draws a hard line between fleshly anger and holy zeal. He walks through powerful biblical examples like Phinehas, Nehemiah, and Jesus in the temple to show what it looks like when God's people refuse to tolerate the dishonor of His name.

You'll discover:

• Why Jude's brief letter sits right before Revelation for a reason
• How fear vs. faith becomes a daily battle for every Christian
• The difference between righteous indignation and sinful anger
• Why standing for the faith often means risking approval, comfort, and reputation
• How prayer itself becomes a form of contending when you can't fight openly

Robert also tackles the pressure to "go along to get along," the watering down of doctrine in modern churches, and the dangerous temptation to value harmony over truth. This episode is a direct challenge to anyone who wants Christianity without conflict, conviction, or cost.

If you have ever wondered whether it's still worth speaking up for biblical truth, this conversation gives a clear answer. This episode is essential listening if you want to understand what it means to stand firm when the faith is under attack.

Featured Past Episode - #189 The Mysterious Tree of Life: More Than Just a Story in Genesis

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Preview Trailer for Episode 225 - Contend For The Faith - Coming Thursday, September 10th.

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Most Christians have lost sight of their true condition—blinded by comfort and distraction. But what if awakening to your sinfulness is the key to revival?

In this eye-opening episode, Brother Robert Militello pulls back the curtain on the church's spiritual decline, revealing how neglecting our sinfulness and watering down God's Word has left many believers lukewarm and ineffective. Through powerful biblical insights and stark personal reflection, he confronts the comfortable Christianity of today and urges us to rediscover the fear of the Lord—an essential ingredient for genuine holiness and spiritual power.

• This episode matters because ignoring our sinfulness and diluting God's Word risks spiritual death—not just for individuals but for the church at large. But within darkness lies the opportunity for light; revival is still possible if we humble ourselves, pray, and seek God's face.
• Perfect for believers longing for authentic revival, pastors craving biblical boldness, and anyone tired of corporate superficiality—this is a wake-up call to real holiness and spiritual renewal. If you're serious about walking with God, you can't afford to miss this compelling reminder of the urgent need for repentance and righteousness.

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Preview Trailer for Episode 224 - A Huge Loss - Coming August 27.

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Matt Sutton, missionary to Arctic Alaska, reveals practical biblical principles on how to be a true help in times of sorrow, anxiety, and loss. This episode dives into the heart of Scripture, emphasizing that all Christians are called to be the hands and feet of Jesus during others' hardest days. You'll discover how firsthand experiences with grief, supported by biblical examples like Job’s friends and Jesus weeping at Lazarus’s tomb, illuminate the powerful impact of compassionate presence. Matt breaks down specific, actionable ways to help others—whether by listening, praying, or simply being there—without overstepping or making the moment about ourselves. Tune in for a game-changing perspective that can turn awkward silence into divine service.

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Look for "How To Help Those That Are Grieving (Part 1) next Thursday, August 13th, here on "That's In The Bible?"

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Most Christians struggle to balance loving God with loving people — but it’s not a dilemma you can afford to ignore. Pastor Scott Strobel reveals the biblical order that leads to genuine love and spiritual growth, revealing how loving God first naturally fulfills the second greatest command: loving others.

“It is from loving God and having a right relationship with Him that you learn how to love others correctly.”

If you are a believer seeking to deepen your spiritual walk, or anyone tired of superficial religiosity, this episode challenges you to examine where your love truly lies.

Pastor Strobel's Discipleship Studies - Free (Click Here) as discussed in the intro.

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