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What I Hate, That Do I
Do you find yourself trying so hard to live for God but failing? If so, you’re not alone. Countless Christians today are confused and frustrated because their own efforts, no matter how religious or scriptural, do not earn them victory over sin. Despite their love, dedication, and service to the Lord, they continue the age-old struggle with sin. Why? In this powerful book, Evangelist Jimmy Swaggart shares the reason why so many Christians are caught in a cycle of sin and repentance that leaves them devastated by personal failure. This rare teaching guides readers through three chapters in Romans that point away from self-dependence and back to the only source of salvation, sanctification, and victorious Christian living—the cross of Jesus Christ.
188 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 1, 2021
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Jimmy Swaggart
234 books41 followersJimmy Lee Swaggart was an American Pentecostal televangelist, pastor, media mogul, author and gospel music artist.
Swaggart was ordained as a pastor by the Assemblies of God. He went on to become one of the most well-known televangelists in America. During the 1980s, his crusades were a major part of his ministry—drawing large crowds and receiving significant media attention. Swaggart founded Jimmy Swaggart Ministries, which owns and operates the SonLife Broadcasting Network (SBN). He also founded the Jimmy Swaggart Bible College. Swaggart was the senior pastor of the Family Worship Center in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Swaggart was known for scandals involving prostitutes and revolutionary groups accused of war crimes in southern Africa. One prostitution scandal gave rise to a televised February 21, 1988, speech by Swaggart known as his "I have sinned" speech. After Swaggart was defrocked by the Assemblies of God due to sexual immorality, he moved on to become a non-denominational minister.
Swaggart wrote about 50 Christian books offered through his ministry. He sold over 15 million records worldwide as a gospel artist and he also received one Grammy Awards nomination.
Swaggart was ordained as a pastor by the Assemblies of God. He went on to become one of the most well-known televangelists in America. During the 1980s, his crusades were a major part of his ministry—drawing large crowds and receiving significant media attention. Swaggart founded Jimmy Swaggart Ministries, which owns and operates the SonLife Broadcasting Network (SBN). He also founded the Jimmy Swaggart Bible College. Swaggart was the senior pastor of the Family Worship Center in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Swaggart was known for scandals involving prostitutes and revolutionary groups accused of war crimes in southern Africa. One prostitution scandal gave rise to a televised February 21, 1988, speech by Swaggart known as his "I have sinned" speech. After Swaggart was defrocked by the Assemblies of God due to sexual immorality, he moved on to become a non-denominational minister.
Swaggart wrote about 50 Christian books offered through his ministry. He sold over 15 million records worldwide as a gospel artist and he also received one Grammy Awards nomination.
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February 17, 2023
The Key to True Christianity Described Here.
This book is for the true Christian. It is for those who have been born again by faith but still struggle with the sin nature that all people have. The key to this dilemma is described clearly and repeatedly in this text. This is an important book if being set free by the truth of the Gospel is your sincere desire.
This book is for the true Christian. It is for those who have been born again by faith but still struggle with the sin nature that all people have. The key to this dilemma is described clearly and repeatedly in this text. This is an important book if being set free by the truth of the Gospel is your sincere desire.
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