Our Goal: One Soul

Worldwide Missionary Outreach

Our mission is to preach the unsearchable riches of Jesus Christ, knowing that we're living in a dying world amongst dying people, with a Message of Life and with the evidence of the resurrection.

Tape of the Week

Why Little Bethlehem
58-1228

Quote of the Week

I’d like to look at this tonight as seeing taking it–maybe a Monday. Monday when everybody had heard a great sermon on Sunday, maybe, and preaching, and He’d went along, and He didn’t have no ‘lotted places, but He was meeting down by the seashore. Usually He had to stay away from the rich and people who had many things of the world, so He got down amongst the fishermens, the peasants, the low type of people that was considered low type; the people who had not much of this world’s goods, but was rich in faith. I’d rather be like that.

So there’s where he found Him, where people believed Him. And there’s where you’ll find Him tonight. That’s where people believe Him. That’s where He will be. He’s always where He’s–and you are too, usually, where you’re welcome.
Now, then we think of Him as He was gathered down there; I can see Him coming along with some men following Him. And He stopped at the side of the–the shore. I got a picture right where He–He’s preached this sermon, way it is in modern days. There’s still little harbor ships there, where they pull the boats in. And I hope to hold a healing service there in the next few weeks, the Lord willing.

Now, He was–He begin to talk, and I can see the women from up along the hillside, and the men out in the field with their ox plowing, so forth. They heard that that famous Preacher that had just come into light of the world, was down there at the sea preaching. I can see them leaving their wash and go, and stopping the ox and tying them up, going down to hear the Word of God. Oh, I’d sure like to heard Him preach, wouldn’t you? Anything I like is to hear good preaching, hear a man preaching. I believe, though, of all the preaching I ever heard in my life, I’d just live to heard Him when He stood there and said, “Come unto Me, all ye that labor and heavy laden, I will give you rest.” Wouldn’t you love to have heard that? I guess we’ll never hear that. But here’s one thing we’ll hear if we’re faithful: “Enter into the joys of the Lord, thou blessed, that was been prepared for you from the foundation of the world.” You’ve been faithful over a few things, God will make us ruler over many.

What a wonderful time to think that night, when all the battle’s are over and we’re setting around that great wedding supper, won’t it be wonderful? I will look across the table and happen to see setting across there, Brother Willets. Looking at the different ones here…?… “Well, they was at the Connersville meeting.” You know, I–I kindly believe that we just have to cry just a little bit, don’t you think so? When I reach across the table and see it, all down through there, the old battle-scarred veterans, bowed across the table, holding one another’s hands, weeping for joy. Won’t that be wonderful? And I can hear announcement of silver, a blast of trumpets, and out comes the King in His beauty, His majestic robes around Him. Walk down along the table, will take His own hands and wipe the tears out of our eyes and say, “Don’t cry now, it’s all over.” Amen. That’s the day that I’m living for. That’s why I press and beg and plead for lost souls and do all that I know to get them to the Lord Jesus. Then I want to set down at His feet and hear Him like these people did.

At Thy Word
Connersville, IN
53-0608E

Venezuela

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Tape of the Week

The Forgotten Beatitude
61-0425e

Quote of the Week

And Melchizedek king of Salem brought forth bread and wine: and he was the priest of the most high God.

And he blessed him, and said, Blessed be Abraham of the most high God, possessor of heavens and earth:

And he blessed him, and he…

And blessed be the most high God, which has delivered thine enemies into thy hand. And he gave him a tithe of all.

I love it. Notice now, after Abraham, the spiritual picture here, Abraham; “his brother” that had gone astray. A picture of the true Church, or the true believer of God, that’s blessed of God, and has the promise of God, has the covenant of God, and has faith in the covenant.

Now think. If you’ll count here, there was around ten or fifteen kings went out there, and, probably, how many servants did they have?

But Abraham counted what he had that was faithful, “born in his own house.” Oh, my! The faithful, “born in his own house.” It was his servants who he had circumcised, that was included in the same promise that he was. And he went after his backslidden brother, and pursued with a little handful of men, of three hundred and eighteen men; after the kings, and overcome them, and took them and slew them. And brought back all that was lost.

Perfect picture of Christ! And the Church, the Holy Spirit leading the faithful that’s born in the same house of the Holy Ghost where Christ was born, pursuing after the wayward and backslidden. And slaying every evil thing that’s overcome them. Amen! Overcoming sin, laying aside all the weights. Speaking to the people about their lusts and the things they’re doing; cut it off! Their sicknesses and all; preaching to them the Gospel, and bringing them back into full fellowship with God.

Rev. William Marrion Branham
Melchisedec, The Great Prince And King
55-0109M

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