Hi, I'm Susie Larson. Thanks for listening to this podcast from Susie Larson Live.

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bringing you conversations every single day and hopefully inspire you in your faith walk that deepen

your understanding of god's word and that heightens your awareness of his very real presence in your life. Maybe you know this part of my story, but when I was a young team, I attended a slumber party, and we were having fun until the main group of girls decided to sneak out and meet some boys. And I didn't want to take that risk. I had a lot of fear around that and just did not want to do it. So I stayed back with the two girls who smoked. Don't you think that was a better choice? Well, anyway, they didn't want anything to do with me either. So they sat in their little sleeping bags and they talked and I sat by myself on the other side of the room. But they were mocking some things that they had heard about the book of Revelation and about end times and going, oh, as if that's really going to happen. And I'm kind of bending in the ear and I'm leaning in going, I've never heard anything like this before, just some of the things we read about in the book of Revelation. And I grew up in a denomination where I knew God was real. I did not know Jesus was accessible. I didn't ever hear the gospel preached. And so, but I sensed God's presence as a child. I really did. And after I heard these girls mocking

the book of Revelation, I went outside and I sat on the picnic table and I looked up to the stars and said, God, I know you're real. If there's more to you than I know, would you reveal yourself to me? I'm going to start reading the Bible. I think it's kind of boring, but if you can snaz it up for me, we have a deal. I can't believe. I was in eighth grade, so I mean,

that's what you're going to get. But I imagine God just rubbing his temples going, well, in on a technicality. I started to read the Bible on my own, and I fell in love with Jesus. And I came to saving faith through reading the word, the power of the Holy Spirit. Just really, God drew me by the power of his spirit, and I've just never been the same. I'm so grateful. Well, that's a lot of years ago, but right now, both believers and unbelievers alike are talking a lot about the times we're in. They're wondering, are we nearing the end of days? This is why I'm so excited to talk with one of our favorite, favorite guests,

a good friend of Faith Radio, Robert J. Morgan. He's got a new book out. Listen to this title. It's so

compelling. The 50 final events in world history, the Bible's last words on the Earth's final days.

He writes, we won't be able to process today's headlines or deal with our hearts questions unless we look at things from Christ's perspective from the throne.

Everything changes when we view the events on Earth with the viewpoint of heaven.

Thanks to his ministry and his publisher, we have a good stack of copies.

It's a hardcover book.

Here's the title again.

The 50 final events in world history, the Bible's last words on

our final days, $25 book, a good stack to give away today. I want everybody to have a copy,

but hopefully you'll get in on the drawing and you'll be the person who wins. You can text the

word book to 877-933-2484. Just a quick word. We've got our live listeners on the radio show, and then after the show it goes to podcasts. We've got listeners all over the world. You podcast listeners, we love you. You're part of the family, too. So we're leaving the drawing open for a couple of days. So get your name in there. Text the word book to 877-933-2484. And let me tell you about my guest. We'll get him on the show. Robert Morgan is a writer and

speaker who serves as a teaching pastor at the Donaldson Fellowship in Nashville, Tennessee. He's the

author of many best-selling and award-winning books with, listen to this, more than five million

copies in circulation. He was also a homemaker and caregiver for his late wife of 43 years, Katrina, who battled multiple sclerosis, then passed away in circulation. He was also a homemaker and caregiver for his late wife of 43 years Katrina,

who battled multiple sclerosis, then passed away in November 2019. He and Katrina have three

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