The Message Of The Cross - Jul. 20th, 2020
The Message of the Cross
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21-Jul-2020
The will is present within me, but how to perform it I know not. These are the words of the Apostle Paul after his salvation; he had the desire to live for God, but struggled with the sin nature within. Today on The Message of The Cross, Brother Swaggart and panel discuss how the Holy Spirit goes deep to deal with the heart of man. Brother Swaggart encourages us to desire to be a proper home for the Holy Spirit, a temple. As a believer, we should always want to please the Lord. Brother Smith asks how do we do that? The ANSWER, we must keep the finished work of Christ always the object of our faith, so then the Holy Spirit can help us to live this Christian life. Romans 6:1-14, Brother Joseph shares how believers have the freedom to yield their members daily, by the grace of God; our faith must stay in Christ, and Him alone. The panel also addresses the revolution of the United State's education system; addressing the early 1960’s, when God was kicked out of the public school system and liberalism started making its way into the classroom. Brother Josh says when prayer and the Bible were taken out of America’s schools, the door was opened for Satan to target the American family.
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