<TITLE>01. Par 1-11</TITLE>63-1103, Go, Wake Jesus, Grant Way Assembly Of God, Tucson, AZ, 123 min
L-1      Let us remain standing for a few moments now, and we're going to have a word of prayer.

L-2 I want to say, it's just a great privilege for me to be here tonight in this Grantway Assembly, and to meet your lovely pastor here on his platform, and this fine fellowship. I was enjoying them songs, standing back there, and hearing the girls, I believe it was, sing that beautiful hymns. And there's nothing like coming together and serving the Lord. Is there? [Congregation says, "Amen."--Ed.]

L-3 Now let's bow our heads just a moment and speak to this One Who we've come to worship.

L-4   Our Heavenly Father, we are a privileged people tonight, to be alive and to be assembled here to worship Thee, and we thank Thee for this. And now, we have come for no other purpose but to worship Thee, and to give glory and praise to You for what You have done for us. And we certainly admit our unworthiness. We're not worthy of such.

L-5 And to see the day that we're living, when the lights are going dim! And we need today a rising up of the prophet, like it was in the days of Samuel, when Eli, when he was begin to grow dim, and the lights was going out in the temple of God. Then God raised on the scene. And we pray, Lord, that you will rise on the scene tonight among us, and will show Yourself alive, the--the great prophet of all prophets, the Son of the living God.

L-6 And we--we are taught in the Scripture, that, "God in sundry times and divers manners spake to the fathers through the prophets, but in this last day through His Son Jesus Christ." Oh, Lord, we pray that You will be in our midst tonight to--to make known to us Your Presence, by Your great works and manifestations.

L-7 Bless this assembly, Father, its pastor, this lovely welcome, kind-hearted man, and his... and all of his trustees, deacons, and the community. And just may it be a great time of fellowship. And we trust that we'll go out of here rejoicing, saying, "Did not our hearts burn within us as he talked to us along the way?" For we ask it in Jesus' Name, Thy Son. Amen.

L-8   It certainly feels good to be back in church. I had been gone for a few days on a--a--a--vacation, up on a trip, a hunting trip, and come back. And to feel yourself back in the platform again, it just feels real good.

L-9 And now I had this invitation from your pastor here, Brother Mack, some weeks ago, to come down here. But it so happens that, you know, the calls, and places to go, till I--I didn't get a chance to fulfill it.
And tomorrow I've got to go up to Phoenix.

L-10 And then the following day we leave for New York for the new auditorium that's just been built there, and we get the first few days in it. And so we're with Brother Arne Vick, and--and the sponsoring churches. And we're... I'm sure your pastor knows Brother Vick. And, no, not Arne Vick. I beg your pardon. Believe it was John, maybe brother, and the Stone Church, the pastor of the big Stone Church, which is the largest Pentecostal assembly in New York.

L-11   And then we come from there back down to Shreveport, Louisiana, for a convention there with Brother Jack Moore. We was there each Thanksgiving. The three Thanksgivings ago, I started a meeting there; the Lord did, rather. Pardon me. And the revival has never ended since then. Constantly, people are coming in, being saved, and filled with the Holy Spirit, constantly since that time. And the revival is continuing on. And we have five days with them. And then I think with...


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