REMEMBER FOR I AM GOD— Today Pastor Donnie Swaggart preaches from 2 Samuel 22:1-4; sharing the story of the battle at Hacksaw Ridge in WW II. He paints the picture of the love of a Christian Lieutenant Desmond who would not leave the wounded, and how he personally saved 75 fellow soldiers. The Lieutenant kept asking God to help him to save one more man. Though he had been ridiculed for his faith early on, he was asked to pray to the Lord about breaking the Sabbath for battle, and the result was, they won the victory. Desmond received the first medal to go to a contentious objector. Brother Donnie brings us to our text with David, he was coming to an end and Solomon was now king of Israel. He that is in us is greater than he that is in the world. In the world, no perfection exists. David loved God, and never blamed others. He was a warrior; and God needs more warriors. There is no power greater than the power of the Holy Spirit. Music can lead us into the throne room of God. Brother Donnie reminds us, we have a song to sing; never forget the power of our salvation.
Up Next in 2021
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Sunday Morning Service - July 18th, 2021
FOLLOW THE MAN BEARING THE PITCHER OF WATER— When the Holy Spirit moves; there will be a response. Today Pastor Donnie Swaggart preaches on the Holy Spirit. Reading in Mark 14:12-16, he explains how we all should be looking for the man bearing the pitcher of water; this typifies the Holy Spirit...
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Sunday Morning Service - July 11th, 2021
THE MAKING OF A CHRISTIAN— Sanctification is instant, and it is also progressive. Today Pastor Gabriel Swaggart preaches from Genesis 32:24-28, sharing the story of Jacob to help us to understand the process of walking a victorious Christian life. Jacob’s life was a transformation, from schemin...
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Sunday Morning Service - July 4th, 2021
BLESSED IS THE NATION WHOSE GOD IS THE LORD— This nation was chosen by God to be the light and liberty to the world. Today Pastor Donnie Swaggart preaches from Psalm 33:19–22. Our land is sick, but He is the healing balm. Brother Donnie gives us a historical picture of our nation from the War ...
