Author name: Justin Brown

Few weeks ago down in Mexico, we were–were talking down there, and on the platform there was an old man came to the platform who was blind. I looked at him; his old wrinkled feet, and they were–probably never had a pair of shoes. Just, oh, the poor man, and he wanted to kneel down

There was a proclamation, Emancipation of the Proclamation, that was signed, and the slaves was going to be free upon a certain day. You don’t know. Oh, if you’ve never met Christ, you never know what that meant to them slaves. When it went, the message, throughout the land, that, “You’re going to be free

Now, the believer today. Most people, say he’s a good man, he pays tithings to the church; he’s a good member. That’s very fine. That’s a moral life. Now, no one could speak evil of that. But that’s not what I’m talking about. Jesus judged a man a believer, a different type of a character.

So we’re–we’re trying to get every soul saved, so that Jesus can come. And He cannot come until that last one that has the name of the Book of Life, that was put There before the foundation of the world; when that name is called, that’s the last one then. He came to redeem, to

Now, sin don’t mean go out and drink and carry on again. “Go ye and disbelieve no more.” Amen. There you are. You know what I find the greatest trouble with the Pentecostal church today is? Positionally they don’t know what they are. You’re sons and daughters of God. And a lot of times you’re