Spiritual adultery is prevalent in churches today. Today on A Study In The Word, Evangelist Jimmy Swaggart and panel discuss oppression and depression. Brother Swaggart reminds us how Jesus walked this earth, going about healing all who were sick and oppressed of the devil. Oppression comes from Satan himself, and oppression likely brings on depression. Brother Swaggart says depression can lead to insanity; it ties together. Depression is like a blackness that descends on a person and in this state they can find no hope. Many believers and church leaders are looking for answers for this problem outside of the Cross; this is spiritual adultery. Unfortunately, the majority of Pentecostal Seminaries are producing more graduates today with masters and doctorates in counseling and psychology over theology.
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A Study In The Word - Oct. 26th, 2022
The Holy Spirit will conform us to holiness when our faith is in Christ and the Cross. Today on A Study In The Word, Evangelist Jimmy Swaggart and panel help the believer to understand that God’s grace is no a license to sin. Christ died to save us from our sin, not to leave us in it. We are t...
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A Study In The Word - Oct. 25th, 2022
The message of the Cross is a message of faith. Today on A Study In The Word, Evangelist Jimmy Swaggart and panel discuss sin studying the Book of Romans. The critics of justification can’t see how a guilty person is put in relationship with God initially forgiven of sin by faith, and then find...
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A Study In The Word - Oct. 24th. 2022
Today on A Study In The Word, Evangelist Jimmy Swaggart and panel discuss the importance of confession of sin in a believer’s life. Brother Larson says if we don’t, we will live under a sense of guilt or under false security. This is not putting law on the believer, as principles of correct liv...
