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Now, sin don’t mean go out and drink and carry on again. “Go ye and disbelieve no more.” Amen. There you are. You know what I find the greatest trouble with the Pentecostal church today is? Positionally they don’t know what they are. You’re sons and daughters of God. And a lot of times you’re […]

And partings leave behind usFootprints on the sands of time; Footprints, that perhaps another,While sailing over life’s solemn main, A forlorn and shipwrecked brother,In seeing, shall take heart again. And that’s what we all like to see, that something that we have did that will cause others to—to benefit by what we have done. A

Peter, when he took His Word. When he seined all night, being a fisherman out there, and he come in, discouraged, no fish. Any good fisherman knows what that is, with no fish. Then, the first thing, he had washed his nets, laid them out upon the bank, and was letting them dry. And Jesus

And Lot, remember, had took his choice and had went down into Sodom to live in sin, and luxury, and pleasure. But yet, he was a believer. And now, this may have a little bit of a Calvinistic whang to it, but if a man is once a Christian, he may get away from It,

In the day when God turned the, or, Noah turned the crow loose, he was a bird set right on the ark, set in the ark right on the same floor with the dove. He could fly just as far as the dove. He could squawk and make a noise like the dove. But when

Nothing but lost souls, is the only thing that’s got any value in it. Money passes away. Homes decay and go away. Everything in the earth moves away. The only value, lasting value, I’d rather have one soul in glory, that I won to Christ, to know and see that that Light of God circles

Until the burden gets on the Christian Church for lost souls, we’re fighting the air. Let us stop speaking… I believe in gifts and signs and wonders, why, certainly. That goes with the body, but let’s not put that ahead of love and lost souls. Let’s get into–a burden on our hearts. – Rev. William