Wednesday Evening Service - Apr. 29th, 2020
Wednesday Night Service • 29-Apr-2020
If a Christian’s heart is not right, they are susceptible to fall for anything. Tonight Pastor Donnie Swaggart and panel discuss Revelations 20:4-7, and the concern over much deception in the church, especially when it comes to bible prophecy. Brother Donnie says all false stems from a lack of understanding of the Cross of Christ and what He accomplished there. If we become that person, Satan has now found himself a candidate for teaching false doctrine. Brother Larson shares how we must have our focus on Jesus Christ, with the Cross, as the object of our faith; then the Holy Spirit can be our power source for a victorious Christian life. He adds, far too often, a Christian’s focus is on works and their performance is the object of their faith. When this is the case, self is the power source and then the result is a defeated Christian life. The rapture is coming, with a perfect Kingdom Age for a thousand years of peace and harmony on this earth; Brother Donnie asks, do you know Him today?
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