<TITLE>04. Par 26-31</TITLE>L-26   But there are those who are shepherds that watch the flock. I'm so grateful that Brother Pearry followed the leading of the Holy Spirit, and today we have a tabernacle. It's a small one. That's just good enough to start with, to see what the Holy Spirit... Not knowing, let's just move step by step. Now, I believe, if God has spoke to Brother and Sister Green, to come here, and has opened up a place where our children; instead of on Sunday morning riding their bicycles, and on the streets and running around, they have a place to come to worship, instead of us sitting around and listening to something that we've heard on radio, which is all right.

L-27   But we, as this group of people, we have a Message for this day. We, we believe that God has given us a Message. And Brother Green, is, I don't want to call him my associate, because we are... Well, it is, also, my associate, we are together in this Message. Brother Green preaches the same thing and Message that I believe in. He has left his home, he has left his people, he has left his church. He was, I believe, he was a district superintendent or something, of one of the organizations, and give the whole thing up when he heard This. He left everything that was dear to him, also, to come to the desert, just to support what God is giving to us now.

L-28   I say I believe it's not only should be in our heart, it should be our duty to back him up, everything that we can, to attend the services, to come here to worship, and to make this a place where God can reveal to us the things that He has for us to reveal. And as his word said, "The Message doesn't come to me through the giving of the inspiration, as it does to maybe to some of us, but," he said, "I am here to back up what God has given." What a statement! And I believe, if we will all cooperate together, we'll put our hearts to it.

L-29   I know that each one of you, if you feel like I do, I am so hungry to see the Spirit of God moving, I just can't hardly stand it. Some experiences I just had up in the mountain, just to feel that once again, that Something that when I was first saved was so glorious to my heart! And we can come into a place, we can sit and we see it among us, that we are drying. As we sit here in the desert, I get among my brethren, they talk with me and I talk with them; always, in a little way of watching, feeling out there with the Spirit, as it was, to see just the condition of that brother, to see what's wrong. I begin to feel us all reclining, getting away from the Spirit. It's become too natural a thing to us. We must worship in the Spirit, where the Spirit of God... Not only our Message should be the flame of the hour, it should be the flame in our hearts. See? It's got to be in our hearts, or we can't--we can't rightly present It to the people. The Spirit has to pack the Message, Itself. And I'm trusting and believing in every one of you, to be a real Christian.

L-30   Now they need Sunday school teachers. They're going to need a staff. And I want to say this so that you will thoroughly understand. This is my church.

L-31 I've been here three years. And I had one door open to me, that was Brother Mack asked me to come preach. God bless him. I haven't been invited by any other people; not nothing against them, they're alright. Brother Brock, a good friend of mine, Brother Gilmore, many of these Pentecostal brethren here, are very, very deep good friends of mine. I love them; nothing against them. I understand their position. They can't invite me in there, and them remain in their organization. See, they can't do it. Because, if they do, they're kicked out. So you see their position. I had the same thing to face. But now may it always be, "Seek ye first the Kingdom of God," the will of God.


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