<TITLE>04. Par 10-14</TITLE>L-10 And now, I keep watching that clock there, and I realize that we don't want to stay here longer than we have to, because tomorrow you have to go to work and I have feelings for that. I've tried each night to get out at nine-thirty if possible. So before we go further, and I read the Word, let's bow our heads and talk to the Author of the Word.
Is there any would like to be remembered in prayer, just raise your hand, say whatever your need is? Just look across that audience.

L-11 Lord, gracious Father, that just something thrills my heart when I see men and women, boys and girls, raise their hands to the God of heaven in request. And I'm sure that if--if I, a sinner saved by grace, if it would, if it would strike me the way it does, what does it do to the tender, merciful, heavenly Father when He sees His children raising their hands? The infinite God knows exactly what every hand represented. And I pray Thee, Father, to give to them according to their desires. May it be given abundantly.
And we pray for all that are sick and afflicted, everywhere: Calls coming in to go to the jails, to the hospitals, and, O Lord, it would be endless. And we pray as a church tonight, that You'll remember each of them, and heal their sick bodies, and deliver them from their torments. Drive back the enemy of their soul, take unbelief from them, and may they be fully delivered by the power of Jesus Christ.

L-12 We would ask tonight, Lord, that You'd bless every church that's represented here, every church member. May Thy Spirit lead us and guide us into Thy will for our lives, in whatever church that we belong to. We would ask, Lord, that You would pour out fresh tonight upon Your congregation here, the Holy Spirit. May He come in such power, till there'll be a peculiar anointing strike everyone, that sinners might run to the altar weeping, and saints rejoicing, and the sick being well, the lame leaping like a hart. Grant it, Lord, for Your glory.
May we take notice to what we have already heard in these most outstanding songs of Zion, as the little choir was here to sing awhile ago for us. Oh, how we thank You for these young people des--has consecrated their lives to the service of the Lord Jesus, and their talents they are using for His glory. We pray that You'll bless them also, and increase them in all that they do.

L-13 Now, bless the reading of Thy Word, and may the Holy Spirit take each word and sink it deep into the heart of those which You have chosen to receive It tonight. Hide the speaker, O Lord, behind the cross. May we see nothing but the Lord Jesus and the opportunities to win souls for Him. Then when the prayer line starts, may there not be one cross this platform but what will be made completely whole, or one anywhere in the building. May there be such a pouring of the Holy Spirit, such an anointing, until all will be healed. Tomorrow may the phones be ringing across the country, the people that would be here in wheelchairs, or cots, or sick and afflicted, may they be calling everywhere to the sick, "Come quickly and receive your healing." Grant it, Lord. We ask all this for Your glory. In the Name of Your own dear child, our Saviour, the Lord Jesus Christ. Amen.

L-14 I want you tonight, that reads with me in the Scripture, or keeps it marked down, I want you to turn with me to St. Luke the 1st chapter. And we're going to begin at the 36th verse and read a portion of this Scripture.
You know, I like to see you bring your Bibles to the church. There's something about it that I just love to carry the Word.


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