We say amen all the time, but what does it really mean? Here's Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth.

It means he is faithful. It means his promises are true. It means whatever he says is sure. It will happen.

It's true. He is the God of Amen.

This is the Reviver Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMas Walgamer, author of Lies, Women Believe,

and the truth that sets them free. For April 3rd, 2026, I'm Dana Gresh. Amen. That word is usually how we end our prayers, but what does it actually mean? Nancy's here to tell us

all about its significance and how it relates to Jesus. Over the past week, Nancy's been in a series

called Holy Week Heart Prep, the wonderful names of Jesus. It's part of a longer series called The Wonder of

His Name. You'll find a link to it in the transcript of this program at revive our hearts.com

or on the Revive Our Hearts app. Now here's Nancy with the final message of the series.

Well, today is Friday and what appeared to be the most heinous day in the history of the world

as a son of God was put to death on a cross there on Calvary's Hill, but what we call today

Good Friday, because what the devil intended for evil, God has turned to great good. And so we celebrate today

with grateful hearts, the sacrifice of the Son of God on our behalf. Now we come today to a final name.

We've been in the book of Revelation for some of these names. So we're going to stay there and see the

final name of Jesus in the series

in Revelation chapter 3. This falls in the letters to the churches in Revelation, and we're looking

at the letter to the last of the seven churches, the church in Laodicea. This is the church that arguably

was in the worst spiritual condition of all the seven.

And in each of these letters, Jesus is identified with a different descriptor.

Here's the description we read at the beginning of the letter to the church in Laidicea.

The words of the amen, the faithful and true witness, the beginning of God's creation.

Now, that word amen may be the best known word in the world.

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