Frances & Friends - Aug. 14th, 2020
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15-Aug-2020
Anarchy in the streets must be stopped. Today on Frances and Friends, Sister Swaggart and panel discuss the 82nd straight night of rioting in Portland Oregon. In Portland, not only are people burning the American flag, but they are burning buildings with people inside. Brother Donnie asks how long is this going to go on? How long are hundreds of people going to be allowed to destroy a city night after night? Brother Donnie says they must meet force with force. The panel discusses the historic agreement establishing diplomatic ties between Israel and the United Arab Emirates. Brother John says Israel’s confidence in the United State’s as an ally is understandable, but it’s a weakening move to give up land with hopes of ending hostility in the region. Brother Donnie says it’s a nice gesture that will not hold up, and it is not pleasing to the Lord. The leaders are coming at it from a secular point of view, and not a biblical one.
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