Festo Kivenegere - Full Salvation - Powerful African Sermons

In this powerful sermon, African preacher and Anglican bishop Festo Kivengere preaches on the fullness of salvation from Romans 8. Get Bishop Kivengere's book, Revolutionary Love Kindle: https://amzn.to/3MmyW9t Paperback: https://amzn.to/3NopSCj ******* Festo Kivengere, “the Billy Graham of Africa,” was a Ugandan Christian leader who faced the wrath of the brutal dictator Idi Amin. Unlike Janni Luwum, who had been killed by Amin, Kivengere and his family fled the country. Born in 1919 in a rural setting among the semi-nomadic rural pastoralists of southwest Uganda, Festo Kivengere belonged to a pagan ruling family. He spent his early life as a cattle herder, where he would read children’s books about Jesus while herding calves. At about age ten he joined a mission school established in his village and was eventually sent away for higher education, after which he returned to his village as a teacher. Converted to Christianity during a revival meeting, Kivengere became a pastor and eventually Anglican bishop of Kigezi. After study in England and a trip to Australia he was asked to translate into Swahili the sermons of the American evangelist Billy Graham, who developed such confidence in Kivengere that he told him, “Don’t bother to translate literally. You know what I mean, get that across.” Kivengere and Graham became lifelong friends. The young African evangelist shared the platform with Graham on American revival tours and eventually formed his own African Evangelic Enterprise. He returned after Amin’s downfall to continue an active ministry until his death by leukemia in 1988.