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THE POWER OF THE POTTER- Are we the clay, or have we mistaken ourselves for the potter? Guest Pastor Maury Davis of Nashville, Tennessee, teaches from Jeremiah 18:1–4 and Romans 9:20–24 on God's purpose in brokenness. Discover how the Master Potter never makes a mistake, fashions every believer for a divine purpose, and restores broken lives into something even greater than before.

Pastor Maury Davis of Nashville Tennessee shares his powerful testimony of deliverance from drug addiction, prison, and a violent past through the saving grace of Jesus Christ. He explains how God met him in his brokenness, transformed his heart, and renewed his mind through the power of the gospel, reminding viewers that we can stand on the unchanging Word of God.

THE EPISTLES OF JOHN- Tonight, at Family Worship Center, Pastor Donnie Swaggart reads 1 John 2:12-14 teaching how through the finished work of Jesus Christ at the Cross, believers are forgiven, justified, cleansed, and reconciled to God. Emphasizing the believer's identity in Christ, he encourages spiritual growth through faith, prayer, and Bible study, producing fruit that can be shared with others. This message reminds us to stand strong in faith as mighty men and women of valor, living for God's glory and for His name's sake.

THE FIRE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT- Today, at Family Worship Center, Pastor Donnie Swaggart highlights the baptism of the Holy Spirit as the believer’s second greatest spiritual experience after salvation. Emphasizing the power poured out on the Day of Pentecost, is the same today; teaching how the Holy Spirit strengthens, purifies, and prepares believers for service. Through repentance and faith, Christians are encouraged to yield to the Spirit’s transforming power while remaining anchored in the finished work of Jesus Christ, whose sacrifice alone provides salvation.

THE FIRE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT- Today, at Family Worship Center, Pastor Donnie Swaggart highlights the baptism of the Holy Spirit as the believer’s second greatest spiritual experience after salvation. Emphasizing the power poured out on the Day of Pentecost, is the same today; teaching how the Holy Spirit strengthens, purifies, and prepares believers for service. Through repentance and faith, Christians are encouraged to yield to the Spirit’s transforming power while remaining anchored in the finished work of Jesus Christ, whose sacrifice alone provides salvation.

THE EPISTLES OF JOHN- Do you love your fellow man? Tonight, at Family Worship Center, Pastor Donnie Swaggart teaches from 1 John 2:7–11 on the believer’s call to walk in love and light. Exploring the commandments fulfilled in the Law of Love, he explains how Scripture calls believers to love God and their neighbor as the foundation of Christian living. Emphasizing Christ’s sacrifice at Calvary as the ultimate expression of divine love, the message highlights that love is both commanded and evidence of a true relationship with God. In the New Covenant, this love is not only taught, but made possible through Christ living in us by faith. When we walk in the light, we are abiding in Christ, and walking in love.

THE EPISTLES OF JOHN- Do you love your fellow man? Tonight, at Family Worship Center, Pastor Donnie Swaggart teaches from 1 John 2:7–11 on the believer’s call to walk in love and light. Exploring the commandments fulfilled in the Law of Love, he explains how Scripture calls believers to love God and their neighbor as the foundation of Christian living. Emphasizing Christ’s sacrifice at Calvary as the ultimate expression of divine love, the message highlights that love is both commanded and evidence of a true relationship with God. In the New Covenant, this love is not only taught, but made possible through Christ living in us by faith. When we walk in the light, we are abiding in Christ, and walking in love.

O GOD, STRENGTHEN MY HANDS- Tonight at Family Worship Center, Grace Brumley teaches from Nehemiah 4:1–6, highlighting the call to build God's Kingdom despite opposition. As Nehemiah mourned over Jerusalem's broken walls, he trusted God to strengthen the people for the work ahead. This message encourages believers to stand firm in faith, despite mockery and opposition. We can rely on Christ’s finished work and trust God's Word, persevering through challenges as we too are called to rebuild and protect what God has entrusted to us.

WHEN GRACE IS ON TRIAL - Today at Family Worship Center, Pastor Gabriel Swaggart teaches from Galatians 2:1–5 on defending the gospel of grace. Using Titus as an example, he shows how attempts to add religious works to faith in Christ compromise the gospel, emphasizing the need to preserve its truth for future generations. This is how the enemy is most successful in diluting the sufficiency of the blood of Christ. Pastor Gabe encourages all believers; the blood is always enough, when our faith is anchored solely in Christ’s finished work on Calvary’s Cross.

THE EPISTLES OF JOHN PT. 2 - Christianity is not a religion; it is a relationship. Tonight, at Family Worship Center, Pastor Donnie Swaggart reads from 1 John 2:3 teaching on how the believer is to know Christ through faithfulness and obedience. Our salvation is not based on feelings, but on faith in Jesus Christ and His finished work at Calvary's Cross. If we know and serve Him, our lives will reflect it. Through our actions, others will see that we are children of God.

THE POWER OF THE LORD WAS PRESENT- Tonight at Family Worship Center, guest evangelist Josh Bowman of Grundy, Virginia, preached from Luke 5:17 on the Lord's power to heal. He reminded believers that it is the Father's good pleasure to give us the Kingdom. Though our understanding is limited, the Holy Spirit intercedes for us. Christ in us is the hope of glory. Even when surrounded by trouble, we must not despair but continue to pray, press in, and place our faith in Christ, who hears and loves His children.

REJOICE WITH ME - Today Family Worship Center welcomes Evangelist Josh Bowman from Grundy Virginia as he preaches from the Book of Zephaniah on the mindfulness of God. He reminds believers that God is faithful to His promises and never loses sight of His children, even in brokenness. Using the prodigal son as an example, he emphasized the necessity of repentance and returning to the Father. Through Christ’s sacrifice on Calvary, we have reason to rejoice, knowing that as we draw near to God, He draws near to us.

THE EPISTLES OF JOHN- Tonight, at Family Worship Center, Pastor Donnie Swaggart and Dr. Dave Watts read 1 John 2:2 and warn against the doctrines of Calvinism and Reformed Theology. Emphasizing that Christ died for all, they affirm that salvation is available to "whosoever" calls upon the Lord, teaching that God's plan of salvation is predestined, but each individual must choose to accept or reject His offer of grace.

HOPE IN CHRIST- Tonight at Family Worship Center, Pastor Jimmy DuPree ministers from Romans 5:1–5, focusing on the hope that can only be found in Christ. He reminds believers that while trials and hardships are certain in this life, Christ remains faithful and unchanging. Through faith in Him, we have peace with God, are justified by His grace, and can rest in the assurance that His love never fails. Pastor DuPree encourages believers to trust in the Lord through every circumstance, remembering that as joint heirs with Christ, our identity and future are secure in Him.

FOLLOWING THE STAR- Today, at Family Worship Center, Pastor Donnie Swaggart ministers from Matthew 2:10–12, highlighting God's redemption plan for fallen humanity and His purpose for every believer. Using the account of the wise men following the star to the Messiah, Pastor Donnie explains that today the Holy Spirit serves as the believer’s guide, leading and directing through the Word of God and His inward witness. He encourages Christians to seek the Lord’s guidance faithfully, remembering that Jesus Christ is our unchanging source of hope and direction. The message emphasizes that a true revelation of who God is produces exceeding joy, heartfelt worship, and a willing spirit of giving as an expression of faith and devotion.