Frances & Friends - Aug. 6th, 2020
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07-Aug-2020
There is a dire concern for America today, and it greatly involves our young people. Today on Frances and Friends, Sister Swaggart and panel discuss that Christians must understand the importance of voting in this election. Sister Swaggart says our young, college age people, do not know their history, and most certainly don’t know the Bible. Pastor Gabe encourages young people to attend Jimmy Swaggart Bible College this fall to change that. Everyone must armor up with the Word of God as we see our world being destroyed. With prayer and much wisdom, Christians need to come together and trust God for what is ahead. While the media doesn’t report it, Sister Swaggart says there are many good things President Trump is doing; one example alone, he has directed 35-million in funding to help find safe housing for the victims of human trafficking. In answer to a question regarding predestination, Brother Donnie says God’s plan was pre-destined, but who will follow that plan of putting their faith and trust in Jesus Christ, that is a person's free will.
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