Well, good to see everyone here tonight.
Good to see you. Michael.
I didn't see you. I thought you weren't here.
I was sitting up there beginning to service.
I said Michael's not here, but good to see you.
And so long times. I heard you singing to one of
our missions many years ago. Michael was round our missions
years ago and singing and he's still singing just as well.
And what a piece that was God's final call.
I wonder, are you saved tonight? Are you ready to meet God?
This could be God's final call to you.
And we trust that you will come and put your faith in the Lord
Jesus Christ. Now, I want you to turn tonight
in your Bible to the book of Psalms and Psalm 113.
And I can get myself wired up here in some fashion.
And that's it. So Psalm 113, I'm going to read
a few verses together here tonight, Psalm 113.
And we're going to read verse one.
We can read the Psalm, Psalm 113.
And he says, verse one, Praise ye the Lord, praise, O ye
servants of the Lord, praise the name of the Lord, Blessed be the
name of the Lord. From this time forth, and from
evermore, from the rising of a sun until the going down of the
same, the Lord's name is to be praised.
The Lord is high above all nations, and his glory above the
heavens. Who is like unto the Lord our
God, who dwelleth on high, who humbleth himself to behold the
things that are in heaven and in the earth.
He raises up the poor out of a dust, and lifteth the needy out
of a dunghill, that he may set him with Princess.
Even with the Princess of his people.
He maketh the barn woman to keep house and to be a joyful mother
of children. Praise ye the Lord, Amen and
Amen. Let's have a wee word of prayer
together and let's pray for God's great Father in heaven.
We thank you for the privilege of being here.
We thank you for the singing, the old fashioned gospel hymns
and for those who have brought in and there may be some in
tonight and they are not saved. We pray that there will be saved
at the end of this meeting. Well thank you for our brother
Michael and for his messages and song and bless them to hearts.
I pray be with us now if we turn to thy word, we pray be a word
in season with no liberty and power and preaching thy word in
Jesus name, Amen. Amen.
My tax can be found there. Verse 7 and 8, it says he raises
up the poor out of a dust and he lifted the needy out of a
dunghill, that he may set him with Princess, even with the
Princess of his people. Really.
A title here of a sermon is rescued, rescued from the
dunghill. There's a man called Stuart
Hamblen, and he was the son of a Methodist minister.
He was considered one of radio's first singing Cowboys.
So we're moving the clock away back.
He lived a terrible life. He lived a life of wickedness
and he lived a life of sin. But one time he was encouraged
to come to a gospel crusade, or can we say a gospel mission just
like this. The preacher got up into the
pulpit and he looked at the congregation.
And here's what he said. There is one man in this
audience and he's a big fake. Now, he didn't know the man at
all, but this is what the preacher said.
There's a man in the audience, in the congregation, and he's a
big fake. Well, I'm sure if I had him in
there, I said he's talking about me.
And you maybe thought if you're a man, he's talking about me.
Well, this man's shirt, he says, I think he's talking about me.
And he was really concerned and he was really convicted and he
went home under the conviction of sin.
Several days later it is recorded, there was a knock at
the pastor's door. The man who said those words and
the preached and he went into him.
And this man Stuart now had turned up at the pastor's house
and he was drunk and he started to talk to him.
The pastor talked to him and told him about Christ and the
way of salvation. And Stuart Hamdly in he gave his
life to Christ, I want to say this to you.
He became a new creature. He was changed dramatically.
What a wonderful change. And his life had been wrought
since Jesus came into his heart and his whole life was changed.
And it tells us that he began to write Christian songs.
Man, the Lord had put a new song into his mouth, even praise unto
God. He lost his job, but tells us as
a result in the radio show, when he refused to promote alcohol,
he wouldn't promote alcohol on the radio.
Now he was visited a friend, a very famous friend, and I'll
give you the name very shortly. And they were in the house and
his friend saw the wonderful change in his life.
And they were talking about problems in people's life.
And Stuart said to his friend, you know, it's no secret what
God can do in a man's life. You know, it's no secret what
God can do in a man's life. Well, his friend heard those
words and after about two hours later, as he was walking out of
the house, his friend turned to him.
And here's what he said to them. Stuart, you ought to write a
song about it's no secret what God can do.
And he went home and he just walked into the house at
midnight and the clock started to chime at midnight.
And he lifted up his pen and he immediately, this man
immediately stirred. He began to write The chains of
time ring out the news. Another day is through.
Someone slipped and fell. Was that someone new?
You may have longed for outer strength, your courage to renew.
Do not be dishearted, for I bring use to you.
And here's the course. It has no secret what God can
do. What he's done for others, he'll
do for you. With arms wide open, He'll
pardon you. It is no secret what God can do.
And he wrote some more verses. And I had the whole thing done
and dusted in 17 minutes. I didn't know where brother and
Michael ever wrote a song or not.
The whole thing was done and dusted in 7 minutes.
And when he looked at the clock, he thought the clock had
stopped, but the clock was still going.
It is no secret what God can do. Is there anybody here tonight?
And they're down in the gutter and you're held by sin and
you're down in the dumps tonight.
I want to tell you tonight, it's no secret what God can do.
He can take you out of the pit of sin tonight, and he can take
you out of the pit of despair tonight.
This is what this man was saying in a song.
There's no secret what God can do.
I was in a horrible pit. I was in a pit of sin, but he
took me out. He took me out.
Let me say this. We can see this in a song and we
can see that truth in the Scriptures.
That's what we find ourselves tonight in this text about God,
what God can do. He, he lifted up the poor out of
the dust and he lifted the needy out of the dunghill.
Not only did we see it damaged to it in this man's song, here
it is in the scripture. What God can do.
He can lift you tonight out of a dunghill and he can set you
among Princess, the Princess even of glory tonight and I want
to tell you it's no secret what God can do.
He can do that for you. You in sin tonight.
Are you in trouble tonight? Do you on the conviction of sin?
Do you know you're lost? There's a great Saviour tonight,
the Lord Jesus Christ. I want to say a few things here.
The message here of the gospel and these words the description
of the Sinner has brought before us and he news 2 words here in
this particular Psalm, poor needy and the word needy is
translated in another part of the Bible.
I see shortly as beggar. He's describing the the unsafe
person here and you, you couldn't pick two better words
to describe them. The Sinner without Christ
tonight. And if you're without Christ
tonight, we're talking here about sparsely speak.
We're not talking about having a few pounds in your back pocket
or having a big a bank account tonight.
We're talking here about sparsely.
And the Bible says here that the one without Christ is sparsely
poor. In fact, we see their poverty.
What's a poor man like? They're in poverty, they have no
money, they have fried little clothes, they have no home,
hardly any possession, as maybe as sitting as possession as I
have sitting in the bag beside them.
He's nothing. If we see a Spurgeon said, the
old proverb says that a beggar can never be bankrupt, but it
will be more correct to say that he is never anything else.
What bankrupt? He is bankrupt, he's nothing and
he's poor and you all see a person tonight in this meeting.
You're bankrupt, you're poverty, you're in your sin.
Remember in Revelation verse 3 verse 17 right into that church
it says because I says I am rich and increase with goods and if
need of nothing and knows not that I had wretched and
miserable and poor. Do you not know what he's saying
He's writing to these people. He's telling here their true
special state. You think you have everything.
Do you know you have you're saying I have need of nothing.
He says do you not know Do you not know that you're wretched Do
you not know tonight that you're miserable?
Do you not know that you're what poor in God's sight.
That's how does God sees a Sinner without Christ.
He's poor. He has no righteousness.
Remember the Bible says there is none righteous.
No, not one. He cannot say I've got a few
righteousness because Messiah tells us filthy rags he he is no
goodness. Why the Bible says there is none
good. Listen tonight, no, not one.
And when they look at the life and the heart of the all
converted person tonight we see their poverty, they're poor and
they are have nothing in their hand.
Think of that be a song we sing sometimes.
Nothing in my hands they bring. Why do we say that?
But people come to Christ
because they haven't got nothing.
What can you offer to God for your salvation?
What can you offer for God for your salvation?
You have nothing because you're like a beggar.
You're you're in a poverty. Think about here is poverty has
ability. And I've said this in the word
with beggar. That word needy is translated
beggar in the Bible. And that's what it means.
Of course, translate a second Samuel 3 verse one as the word
weaker. So it's what he's showing here,
that the ability of this, this person has nothing and he's no
ability. He has no strength.
He has nothing. He can do nothing.
I said that to you tonight. He can do nothing to rescue
himself. He can do nothing to help
himself. There's only one.
There's only one thing this person can do.
He's in his sin. I want you to notice tonight,
there's only one thing he can do.
That's beg. That's the only thing he can do.
It's beg for help.
He's a beggar. If we the people blame Barton
Meals and others sitting by the West side and they were crying
out and the one, the man sitting there at the temple, the times
of Peter and John, would he give me arms?
Would someone help me? This is all this is all a person
and their poverty and their bankruptness.
They can do nothing. Nothing they can do is beg us.
All I want to say tonight don't see a person who's hopeless and
helpless. There's only one thing you can
do to be saved. Beg to God for mercy.
Cry to him. Look at crying to me.
I can't. I can't help you.
I can't save you. The minister of this church
cannot save you. And the only thing you can do is
to pray and to cry to the Lord. That's all you can do.
You can do nothing else. Remember the publican and he
stood in the temple in Luke 18 and verse 13.
Here's what he said. God be merciful to me, a Sinner.
Do you hear him? He's like a beggar.
He's crying to God for mercy. That's all you can do.
You can't do works. You cannot prayer right.
You cannot serve right. You cannot love God.
You need to cry. You need to cry to God for
mercy. That's all you can do.
You can't work for salvation. Ephesians 2 verse 8 and 9 says
for by grace are you saved through faith, not of
yourselves. It is a gift of God.
Notice these words, not of works, not of works, lest that
imagine both. Are you trying to work for
salvation? You're putting all the way
better works in the cupboard and galling them all up and says,
well, here's how I get into heaven.
I want to tell you tonight from this pulpit, you'll not get into
heaven by your works. You're a beggar, you're poverty,
you're bankrupt. You cannot work for salvation.
You certainly cannot pay for salvation.
There's poverty and there's ability and there's solitary
because he's alone. Who wants, who wants a beggar?
Who wants a beggar hanging around this hole?
When you go home tonight, there's a man landing your tore
in his rags. Who wants them?
He's friendless. I want to say to you tonight,
you're friendless without Christ.
Ephesians 2 and verse 12 says that at that time you were
without Christ, being aliens from the Commonwealth of virtual
and strangers from the covenants of promise, having no hope and
without God in this world. You're friendless tonight,
you're godless tonight, and you're hopeless tonight.
Do you feel it in your heart? I remember when I was in the
world and I was in the pubs and I was in the clubs and I was in
the dance halls at the very end of the night, there was this
loneliness that filled my heart, that filled my life.
You know why? Because I was like this beggar.
It's all alone. Felt alone even though
surrounded by people. Because that's the spiritual
state of the Sinner, the description of the Sinner.
He would not, he would not describe as anyone tonight in
the meeting would describe themselves like this.
This is the Bible, this is the word of God how describes you
tonight. You're like a beggar in great
trouble. Then you're in your sin and you
have nothing to offer unto God and they're lost without Christ
at night. That's what the Bible tells the
applause of your sin tonight. They don't want to think about
the location of the centre. If you look at the Word of God,
it says where he is living on the dunghill.
He's living in a dunghill. The word dunghill means a heap
of rubbish or filth. What an awful place to live.
I don't think there's anybody round here or in this meeting
tonight to say, well, I built a new home.
Well, where did you build your home?
Well, do you know the dunghill's up the road?
That's where I built it. I don't think any one of you's
in a physical fashion will build your house.
The dunghill but spurs she's speaking.
I want to tell you tonight that's where the on sea is
living on the dunghill. Dunghill.
That would be a, to me, a depressing place to live.
I live up on and alone and it's lovely.
You know, you can go out and you can look up into the mountains
around the corner, but I can look and I can see the seaside
and it's beautiful in the wheatstone walls and all of
this. What I would certainly say, I
would not. I would not want to build a
house or live beside a dunghill. It would be a depressing place.
Now, the flies wouldn't mind it, of course.
But a man to live on the dunghill will be miserable
indeed. Now, the dunghill's a picture of
this world. I know the Bible says there's
pleasure in sin. I For season.
For season. There's no true happiness.
There's no true joy in sin. Nothing.
That's why there are many people in this world today and they're
miserable and they're depressed. It talks here about even the
dust. They're living in the dunghill
and they're living in the dust. That's a dry place.
There's no satisfaction, there's no joy, there's no peace.
There's sinners away from God. He's living in a sin and he's
miserable. How do I know that people today
is depressed? They're Cal Stone and they're
people today, young people. They're taking up, they're
taking away their life. When I went to work at Jakeel
years ago, such was the state of young people taking away their
life and Jakeel. And in the big factory, the
aircraft factory, they held a meeting and they got ministers
in and I was brought in among them.
And the man, while he had a real concern, he says there are
people working in this factory and they're losing their sons
and their daughters and what can we do to help them?
They're living in the dunghill. I want to tell you it's a
miserable place to live. And there's people cast down in
the very depths of the spirit tonight because of her sin,
living in filth. I asked you tonight, is there
anyone in a meeting? Are you not fed up with the
world tonight? Are you not fed up with the
filth, the sin of the world? They're living in the dunghill
tonight. A depressing place, a define
place. What a filthy place the dunghill
is. But filthy, smelly, rotten.
We can use all those words. Remember this.
This is a this is a picture of the representation of the world
of sin. It's a filthy place that's
filthy. Put the Internet on the news or
lift up the newspaper. Whatever the state that we, we
see the state of this world today.
It's filthy. Paul could even write in his day
First Corinthians 6 verse 9 that I know ye not that the
unrighteous talks about people unrighteous and not inherit the
Kingdom of God. Be not deceived on her
fornicators, idolaters, adulterers and famine that abuse
of themselves of mankind and nor thieves or Calvinists or
drunkers or revilers and our sorcerers and this gives a whole
list, a whole list of people that's living in the world, a
whole list of sinners surrounded on them.
Listen, that's filth and that's sin.
And I wonder tonight, are you among that number?
Are you among that number? Remember when God looked down
from heaven? Genesis 6 verse 5 says, and God
saw he looked down. The wickedness of man was great
in the earth, and every imagination of the thoughts of
his heart was only evil continually.
Psalm 14 verse 3 tells they had all gone aside.
They're all together, become filthy.
There's none that doeth good. No, not one.
Because they're living for the world.
They're living in sin. They're living in filth.
It's the failed place. It's rotten in the sight of God.
I'm asking you tonight, are you living a filthy life, a sinful
life, a wicked life? Because it's just like living in
a dunghill spirit. She's speaking spirit.
She's speakers. God looks down.
Are you living in filth? Because that's what sin is,
uncleanness, and it's filthy in the sight of God.
We're not here to butter up sin. We're not here to water it down.
We're here to tell you what it is in the sight of a holy and a
great God. You've offended him and you've
sinned against him also. It was a place, a destructive,
destructive place, because it wouldn't do your health much
good living upon a dunghill or round about it.
And we know that it wouldn't do it.
And spiritually speaking, there's a very destructive place
in the world. In Daniel chapter 2, verse 5,
the Nebuchadnezzar king who wanted a dream to be interpreted
to them. And he told them, if you don't
give me interpretation, you shall be cut in pieces.
And your houses, they're going to be made.
Listen, they're going to be made like a dunghill destruction.
If you don't tell me the meaning of this dream, there's death and
destruction. Do you see here Dunghill link to
destruction, trouble, evil? We know there's an evil world.
You think of the wee lad there yesterday in Austria.
He's only 21 years old and he killed 10 people in a school and
then he killed himself. I just saw before he came out
there, the night that he had left a note for his mother, I
think, to ask for forgiveness. Whatever possessed him.
It's an awful world. It's a terrible world we're
living in. And just remember this, there's
a day in common when God will come to judge the world and to
judge sinners. And Christ is coming in flaming
fire, taking vengeance on those who know not God and that have
been at the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ.
And Matthew 13 verse 49 to 50 talks.
I'll be taking people and notice here.
And he's cast them into a furnace of fire.
This world, this world's in great trouble, this world's
going to be punished by God later on down the line when God,
the Lord Jesus Christ comes back again.
So we find here's a place of destruction.
The dunghill, the the dunghill of this world.
It's a terrible place to live. Now, what do we say when people
live for the world, that's all they want.
Remember, the world is under the curse of God because of sin.
Are you living for the world tonight?
You living in your sin tonight and far away from Christ,
remember here, remember where you are living tonight.
Remember you're in great trouble living in the dung hill of sin.
But the way because on the hell, there's something else here
tonight about the salvation of the Senate.
Of course, 2 points are maybe not too pleasant, but here's a
wonderful, wonderful Through them we have come to preach good
news and the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ.
Because here's what it says. He raises up the poor out of a
dust, and he lifted the needy out of the dunghill.
Here's the salvation of the centre.
And who? Who's the He?
Who's the one who does to us? Well, if you read verse one and
two and three and four and five, you know what?
You'll find the Lord. You'll find his name right down
those verses. The Lord.
He's the one who does it and he's the only one who can do it.
He lifts, he races, sitters out of the dunghill.
It says her in verse 5 who is like on to the Lord or God who
dwelleth on high, who humble themselves to behold the things
are in the heaven and the earth. You can see here he's talking
about God. He's talking about the Lord and
here's what he does He raises up the poor out of the dust and he
lifted the needy out of the dunghill.
Here's what God does it. This is salvation of the Sinner.
Oh, you think of us coming here because to have God to raise
people out of a dunghill that means he comes to the dunghill
himself. He doesn't send someone else, he
doesn't send an Angel. He sent his Son, the Lord Jesus
Christ to lift us out and remember this, the Lord Jesus
Christ is Lord and He is God. In first John four and verse 14
we have seen how do testify. Notice that the Father sent the
Son to be the sieve of the world.
He sent them. He sent them down into this
dunghill of the world and He came.
He came with a purpose. He came to do something.
He came to save us. And you follow that in the Bible
and you'll follow Christ and you'll see this.
You'll see that He died upon the cross, and he shed his blood and
he satisfied God's justice and he satisfied the wrath of God.
And now the blood's been shed. He rose again from the dead.
He sat down at the right hand of the throne of God in heaven.
The Lord Jesus came. He came right down to this
world. He came and died.
And his blood contents us from all sin.
And He is the one who lifts us. He lifts us out of this dung
hell of sin. Member says that Psalm 34, verse
6. This poor man cried, and the
Lord heard him notice and saved him out of all his troubles.
He lived there from a dunghill. Who did it?
The Lord did it. Psalm 41st 2.
He gave me a word of testimony. He brought me up also out of a
hard boot pit and out of the Mary clay, and he sat my feet
upon a rock, and he established my goals.
Well, listen, I asked you tonight, who brought him out?
Who brought David out of the horrible pit?
Did he climb out? No, he did not.
The Lord brought him out. The Lord brought him out.
This is the salvation of the Lord.
He raises up the poor out of the doors and lifted the needy out
of the dunghill. Christ, he does it.
He does it. And who's the one who can save
you from your sin tonight? Who's the one who can save you
from a judgement? Who?
Who's? I want to tell you tonight,
there's one and there's only one, the Lord Jesus Christ.
There's no other one can save you but the Lord Jesus Christ.
You cannot do it yourself. The church cannot do it.
There's only Christ can do it. He does this.
He lifted the beggar out of a dunghill.
You see here. He's coming and He comes to
where we are and He does it. Think about his compassion.
Who would want a dirty, smelly centre?
Who lived in the dunghill? Who would want him?
Do you not see the love of God here?
What love? He has visions to verse 4 says,
But God who is rich in mercy for and listen his great love, great
love for work wherewith he loved us not just a little of no he's
talking he's talking here about the love of God and he says his
great love wherewith he loved us and we were in the downhill and
we were filthy. We were defiled and we were
lost. But here's a wonderful,
wonderful truth. He loved us to see a love of
godness. That's why we sing that hymn.
Sometime I stand amazed in the presence of Jesus and Nazarene
and I wonder how he had loved me, a Sinner condemned and all,
and clean left in the dumb smell, and my life is full of
sin. We can set, but he loved us.
I want you to see something tonight of the greatness of the
Lord Jesus Christ. This is the salvation of a
Sinner. It's Christ.
It's Christ alone can do this. I want you to learn tonight that
the only one can see if you, your soul and take away your sin
and at last bring you home to heaven is the Lord Jesus Christ.
He does it, He doesn't read the passage.
You don't do it. It's not 5050, by the way, not
5050 at all. Salvations of the Lord.
He comes to the pit, He reaches into the pit where he nearly
says he gets into it and he lifts you and carries you out of
it. Not a great saviour.
That's a Saviour that saves you the very uttermost, the Lord
Jesus Christ. He's mighty.
He's mighty to see it. So the salvation of sinners
here. And Marcy, has he brought you
out of the pit? Are you still in it?
You know I'm still in it. I know I'm in it.
I know I'm lost. But here's the good news.
He can, he can take you out of it tonight and he can save your
soul. He can do it for you gotta say
last year and very quickly the exaltation of the centre because
he'd he's not finished with them.
It says he brings them up in the idea of it and that that he must
set him with the Princess, even with the Princess of his people.
So what does he do? He takes them out and you know,
he puts them among the most Amidon people, new friends, new
people. Now he might be the Church of
Copeland. We can even go higher on us.
He's thinking the great giants of the faith.
You can think of Abraham and Isaac and and Jacob and, and
they're going to, to, to sit down with him, because in
Matthew 8, verse 11, here's what it says.
And I say unto you, that many shall come from the east and
West, and shall sit down with Abraham and Isaac and Jacob in
the Kingdom of heaven. Do you see what's going to
happen? Man is going to come from all
over the world and they're going to sit down with who?
They're going to sit down with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob in the
Kingdom of heaven. Someday you'll be walking
through heaven and you'll look and you'll see me sitting them
on these ways. And you remember this sermon?
Well, he did say it. He was sitting them on the
people there. And so will you change of God
here tonight. But the Lord can do this.
What a mate. That's why we sang Amazing
Grace. How sweet they sound.
This is Amazing Grace, a dirty, smelly Sinner, and he's sitting
among spiritual giants. Amazing Grace, how sweet the
sound. And there is a new sorry people
and a new place because for Samuel 2, verse 8 tells us in
the same going like a correspondent passage, he raises
up the poor out of the dust and he lifted the beggar from the
dunghill to set them upon Princess and to make them
inherit the throne of glory. There's a bit more added to them
to make them inherit the throne of glory, so they're lifted out
from the gutter of sin and put him on a new people.
But God is not finished. He's not finished with the 1 he
saves. He sets them among a new people
and a new place. The throne of glory, Heaven.
That's what God does and it's all free and it's by grace
alone. Remember the Lord Jesus said in
Revelation 3, verse 21 to him that overcometh, will I grant to
sit with me in my throne. That wonderful.
The Lord Jesus Christ, he has a throne and he says, hear him
that overcometh. You're going to sit, you're
going to sit with me, sit with me whereabouts, Lord Jesus,
you're going to sit with me in my throne.
Oh, this is a wonderful salvation of God.
He lost people from the very government, from the dunghill,
and he pouched them upon the throne of glory.
See, a Spurgeon said. As deeply as they fail, so high
are they raised. Oh, what a God we have, what a
Saviour. And the Lord Jesus, what mercy,
what power, what love. He, he can do this for you
tonight if you call to him. Lord Jesus, I want you to save
me. I want you to rescue me.
I want you to forgive me. Well, you know He will.
He will save you. Would you call tonight as God
speaking to your heart? Don't feel it.
He can't do this for you. Don't feel they're too bad.
Don't don't feel tonight. They're too far down in the
gutter of sin. Because remember where we
started off tonight? It's no secret what God can do.
He's done for others. He'll do for you.
With arms wide open, He'll pardon you.
It is no secret what God can do, and He's done enough for many
people in this meeting. He's taken us from the dunghill
and we're going home. Big Glory, rescued from the
dunghill. He can rescue you tonight.
Repent from your sin, Turn from your sin and cry.
Put your faith and trust 100% in the Lord Jesus Christ and He
will save you to the uttermost, and at last you'll be home in
heaven. Have you thus testimony?
This is a testimony of the one that the Lord Jesus saves.
He can do that for you tonight. If you have any questions, speak
with me. My brother is here as well.
Speak with any of us. You need some more advice.
Come to Jesus Christ, trust him tonight with all your heart, and
he'll do this for you and he'll see if you don't go home.
My brother was singing a lovely piece to her tonight.
God's final call, God's final call.
You never know the last time for you to hear the gospel.
It's time to seek the Lord. Would you come and trust them?
I trust you'll come tonight, be rescued, be rescued from the
pit, washed in the blood of Christ and then you're to go.
You're going home to heaven to be with Christ the God writers
word upon our hearts today was saying a couple of verses.
Our time is just going on a wee bit and with just a couple of
verses, just a couple of minutes past nine there, but we're gonna
sing 264. There's a couple of verses of
this lovely hymn. Again, I say we're here to help
people and if any questions we would love to speak with you,
alright?