<TITLE>01. Par 1-3</TITLE>61-0128, Why?, Westward Ho Hotel, Phoenix, AZ, 91 min
L-1 ...?... To Arizona to preach the Gospel. And it's certainly a great privilege, I deem it, to be here tonight. When he said... We was here Sunday night, and he said that--that he had his prayer meeting on Tuesday night. And I said, "Well, I will just come over and have a little fellowship with you at prayer meeting." So this is a grand time.
Glad to see Brother Williams, Brother Sonmore, and my associate friends, Brother Sothmann, many of them here that... people that I know personally, having a wonderful time in the Lord.
We're going from here down to Tucson now. And then, Sunday night is the healing service, you people from Tucson, Brother Norman there. It's some Assembly of God church down there. What is the name of it, Brother Norman? [Brother Norman says, "Central Assembly"--Ed.] Central Assembly of God, at Tucson. Have a preaching service there Sunday morning; and Sunday night is the healing service--going to pray for the sick at--at the service. Then we'll going on to California, and back east again, up into the Yukon, or British Columbia, back. And we're trusting that God will give us great success, and bless you all here.

L-2 I was listening to that choir. I just can't get it off my mind. You know, I--I like that. What it is, is real good, old fashioned, Pentecostal singing. Oh, my! I--I do... makes me nervous when I hear an over-trained voice. You know, somebody trying to sing that's... you know, turn blue in the face, and holding some kind of a high octave... ever what they call it. And, they're not singing; they just want to be heard.
But I think there's nothing better than just a real good old Pentecostal-filled group with their hands up, singing to the glory of God. I like that. It does something to you. Paul said, "If I sing, I sing in the Spirit." So that's right. What.
We want to do everything in the Spirit. If you're singing, talking, preaching, whatever you do it, do it in the Spirit. And that's always right. Now, we preachers know that not all the time you can preach in the Spirit.
Like Brother Moore said, his little boy David...

L-3 Brother Jack was here with us Sunday night, and brought a great message to us, as a builder. And he said little David kept saying, when he was about seven or eight years old, said, "Pappy, I want to preach." Well, he said one night... said he took him up on the platform, and sat him in the--on the chair.
And said, he said, "Well, folks," said, "David's been wanting to preach. So I suppose I will just let him preach a little while." Said, "He sat there like an old clergyman, you know, and his little bow tie on." Said, "He jumped down out of the chair, and run up to the pulpit, like he was going to burn the place down, you know." Said, "He stopped, and looked so depleted, and looked all around, said, 'It just won't work,' and went back and sat down again." (We ministers know there's a lot of times it just don't work.) He said he'd never been able to get a him in the pulpit since then.
But I enjoyed that singing so much--the Spirit get a hold of you.


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