The last person, does anyone know who the last person you should trust is? The last person you should trust is a preacher. Don’t trust what is said behind the pulpit from a man. Write down the Bible verses.
Take pictures of the Bible verses. Go home and read the Bible verses. If you read the same Bible verses and come to a completely different conclusion, that I might’ve been wrong, amen? I am not the Lord.
I am simply 1 beggar who found some bread, trying to show some other beggars where that bread is found. But it is your personal experience and privilege to read the Bible for yourself and say, is what that preacher said actually biblical?
If it is, praise God, apply it to your heart. And if it’s not, don’t. It doesn’t matter what the man says, it matters what the word of God says, amen? So again, my challenge to you as well, please do not believe anything that I say if it is not supported by scripture.
Test me by the scriptures, my friends, because the Bible is God’s source of truth.
Baca, Anthony, “Revelation’s Good News” (AudioVerse teaching 43333).
The point
The speaker humbly states that a preacher should be the last person to trust, encouraging listeners to verify everything said from the pulpit against scripture. He likens himself to 'simply one beggar who found some bread, trying to show some other beggars where that bread is found,' emphasizing personal Bible study and the principle of Sola Scriptura.