Today on Frances and Friends, Sister Swaggart and panel discuss how deception can blind you to obvious truths. In Matthew 21, we see Jesus ran out the money changers in the temple and then He began to heal. The Sanhedrin saw His miracles, and they had prophetic truths in scripture, and yet they still rejected Him. They were in darkness and should have been in light. Ephesians 5:8 is another example of how a person is darkness, when they are being deceived it will only lead to destruction. In response to an emailer, Brother Donnie says Christ is King; He will be on a throne, as is the Father on His heavenly throne. They are co-equal. 1 John 4, tells us how testing the Spirit means to line up everything with the Word of God. As it is written, the Lord gives word for word, it stands written; Satan tries to twist the Word of God. Sister Swaggart shares how Carl Marx preached a bloody message of Communism, and Charles Spurgeon preached the blood of Jesus; both lived in London in the 1800’s, and Sister Swaggart says the comparison to what we are seeing in America today is simply amazing.
Up Next in 2020
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Frances & Friends - Sep. 9th, 2020
Today on Frances and Friends, Pastor Donnie Swaggart and panel discuss the mysterious remains found in Israel by archeologist. The remains appear to be of an ancient, royal structure in Jerusalem with elaborate columns likely built in the time of Biblical kings Hezekiah and Josiah. The artifact...
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Frances & Friends - Sep. 8th, 2020
When believers see Jesus in heaven, He will be at the right hand of the Father. Acts 7:54-55 is clear that the Father will be there. Today on Frances and Friends, Sister Swaggart and panel answer an emailer who wondered if we would see the Father, and how would He appear to us. Brother Donnie ...
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Frances & Friends - Sep. 28th, 2020
Today on Frances and Friends, Pastor Donnie Swaggart and panel discuss Amy Coney Barrett, President Trump’s appointment to replace the Supreme Court vacancy of Ruth Bader Ginsburg. In response to debate over her Catholic faith, an emailer asks, shouldn’t Christians want a born again candidate? ...
