<TITLE>04. Par 15-18</TITLE>L-15 He said, "That happened this morning about ten o'clock, and this was after eleven tonight, if the serum God give me this morning to stop the pain has held this long, it'll keep me on." So was... It would...
So, it's still holding. That's been months, and months, and months ago, and no evil effect. Just to show that He is still the Lord God. So wonderful.
I know this... I'm taking time, and we don't want to stay too long tonight. I'm just going to speak for a few moments.
But I've just got one more request I'd like to ask. One thing, before I ask this very special request, if perhaps, this next year I'll be much overseas, the Lord willing. For I feel that if there is a this year, and I live to see it this coming year, I'll be making up my itinerary right away now. And Christmas week is when we pray over all the request and see where the Lord will lead us.
I'll probably be before witch doctors and everything, as usual, when we go overseas. Can I ask you to pray for me?

L-16 I want to say that this has been one of the most outstanding meetings that I've ever been in. The strangest thing happened. I love the people at Shreveport; I'm your associate pastor, you know. But I had not been here for about five years, and just going just as hard as I could go, day and night... And about two months ago I started... Shreveport come on my heart, and I just couldn't even rest day and night. And even brought till one day I was setting there thinking so hard about it, I started weeping.
Meda said, "What's the matter?"
I said, "I'm just so hungry to see Shreveport."
She said, "Well, what's the matter?"
And I said, "Meda, maybe something's wrong down there; think we should call?"

L-17 And oh, she said, "If there... I think if--if there was, they would call you, Bill." Said, "You know how the Lord's always showed you when Sister Moore was dying. And you was on your road there, and how you got out and prayed, and different things, and how things that He's done?" Said, "Has He showed you anything?"
I said, "No."
"Well," said, "if there's anything happened, they'd call you." Said, "If you go calling like that, it might upset them, and think that something's going to happen." So she said, "Why don't you just leave it alone?"
I said, "Well, I just can't keep from praying somehow; I just get so lonesome."
And I met Brother Jack, and he said, "Well, we're getting lonesome to see you." And the first thing you know, Sister Moore had been on her face, for a long time praying, and God had showed her this coming meeting.

L-18 Then I'd already made arrangements with some Baptist people for the--the time. And when Brother Moore said it was this time, I went down and asked them. And it's the pastor, or the church, that I used to pastor at Milltown, Indiana, in a Milltown Baptist church. They sure never won't to give that annually thing up on Thanksgiving.
But I said, "Brethren, the Lord is leading me to Shreveport. Why, I don't know, but I must go to Shreveport."
They said, "Well, if that's the case, go ahead, and the Lord be with you."
I'm sure glad that I got to come. Been an outstanding thing to me, how the Lord has blessed nightly, and has done great things.


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