Wednesday Evening Service - Sep. 16th, 2020
Wednesday Night Service
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17-Sep-2020
The curse will be removed, all impurities will be gone; we won’t even recognize it. Tonight Brother Swaggart and panel discuss the new heaven and the new earth. In Revelation 21:1, we learn of the cleansing by fire that will take place as the old heaven and earth will be no more. Brother Larson says our human minds can’t even fathom how glorious that time will be, but sadly those thoughts are far removed from the minds of men today. The panel says the Holy Spirit gives us the power, as believers to go and spread the Gospel to the lost and dying world. The church needs to make that once again her focus. The scripture tells us God is able to do it, He just needs an obedient people to heed His call. Brother Swaggart says there's abundant joy in the thought, that we’re on our way to heaven and the journey gets sweeter everyday, just walking with Jesus, talking with Jesus all along the way. Will you be a part of bringing in the harvest in these last days?
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