Join us as we explore various topics in light of the immutable words of God. Feel free to email us any questions or suggestions or even requested topics at theimmutableword@gmail.com

The Immutable Word
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Join us as we explore various topics in light of the immutable words of God. Feel free to email us any questions or suggestions or even requested topics at theimmutableword@gmail.com
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July 18, 2026
EP069 Emmaus Road Principle: Jesus the Dispensationalist
This episode explores the "Emmaus Road Principle," using Luke 24 to outline 10 hermeneutical keys for studying the Bible: literal interpretation, right divisions, context, comparing Scripture with Scripture, typology, and the primacy of words. Jesus’ rebuke of the disciples and his explanation of Old Testament prophecy illustrate why prophecy and the kingdom theme must be read literally and in sequence, which demonstrates Jesus' dispensational approach. Robert and Alan discuss practical consequences of bad hermeneutics—false doctrine, confusion, and misapplied devotion—and stress the heart attitude (the “key of David”) needed to let Scripture open and instruct us. The episode emphasizes honoring the Bible’s words and allowing Scripture to interpret itself. Immutable Word Links Podbean: theimmutableword.podbean.com Apple Podcast: The Immutable Word on Apple Podcasts Spotify: The Immutable Word on Spotify YouTube: The Immutable Word on YouTube Substack: https://immutable1611.substack.com/ More Info: theimmutableword.com

July 11, 2026
EP068 Bottom Line Up Front: Why I Believe The KJV
Robert gives a concise BLUF (Bottom Line Up Front) explanation for why he believes the King James Bible is the preserved, inerrant Word of God. He lays out four core points: the impossibility of obeying God without a tangible Bible, the necessity of preservation, the need for translation, and the fruit produced by the KJV in revivals and missions. Gamis emphasizes the church’s role in preserving Scripture, the providential development of English culminating in the 1611 King James translation, and encourages listeners to prepare a clear, brief defense of their faith. Immutable Word Links Podbean: theimmutableword.podbean.com Apple Podcast: The Immutable Word on Apple Podcasts Spotify: The Immutable Word on Spotify YouTube: The Immutable Word on YouTube Substack: https://immutable1611.substack.com/ More Info: theimmutableword.com

July 4, 2026
EP067 Seeds of Liberty: How Baptists Sparked the Revolution
This episode explores the Baptist influence on early American history, tracing how religious revival, persecution, and frontier resistance—centered on events like the Sandy Creek revival, the Battle of Alamance, and Kings Mountain—helped shape the fight for independence and the liberties in the Declaration and Constitution. Recorded as the nation approaches its 250th anniversary, the hosts connect these lesser-known stories to the broader founding era, recommend key readings, and encourage listeners to read the Declaration and Constitution to better appreciate the roots of religious freedom and the First Amendment. Recommended Reading What Hath God Wrought - by William Grady America in Crimson Red - by James Beller Catechism on the Constitution - by Arthur Stansbury Immutable Word Links Podbean: theimmutableword.podbean.com Apple Podcast: The Immutable Word on Apple Podcasts Spotify: The Immutable Word on Spotify YouTube: The Immutable Word on YouTube Substack: https://immutable1611.substack.com/ More Info: theimmutableword.com
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