One lady that went to heaven said that for each soul you save, you get one brick towards your mansion. Some people that have been to heaven and back say that the grass is singing all the time. This chorus takes me way back to my childhood years, when I sang it over and over again in my mind. To be reunited with loved ones, and see Jesus.Ģ6. “I saw the blood he spilt upon the sands.” I had this record, and I wish I had the song: “Down the sawdust trail.” If we reject him, we have no hope of eternal life. Jesus suffered so much for our salvation. There I was crying, with tears running down my cheeks. Some years later I had some meetings with a minister who had this record, so I was listening to it in his living room, when his wife walked in. It was called: “What shall the end be.” When I finished listening it, I was on my knees next to the record player. This shocked me, so I decided to listen to the other record. I said yes, and he drove a long way back to the Concord Mission Home to buy it from me, and went away rejoicing. One day I was singing at a church, and a guy asked me if I had this record. I wasn’t much into listening to preaching, so I hadn’t listened to it. Pastor Nipper sold me this preaching record and another one. I feel such an anointing on this song, and such a presence of the Lord when I sing it. The other night I was singing in my room, and after I had sung this song, I ended up on my knees by my bed. Glory, glory, hallelujah, since I laid my burdens down
Years later I heard of Dottie Rambo, who wrote it.Ģ0. This song was a tremendous blessing to me, and I often sang it at meetings.
#JIMMY SWAGGART MUSIC NO WORD BUT HOLY PLUS#
I had an this record, plus one of Elvis singing the same song. I had this LP when we lived in South Africa. He is a big fan of Jimmy Swaggart, so I am guessing that that is where he heard it. We have a tape of Pastor Johannes Minnie of Port Elizabeth singing this song. The credits say this song was written by Mike Murdock. I loved this song so much, as I was so homesick for South Africa.Īll of us sinners are saved through faith in Jesus Christ, and his shed blood on the cross of Calvary. I first heard this song on his record when I was having meetings with Pastor Eldon King in Arkansas in 1983. I recall this song being on a record where he had the open Bible in front of him. This record was a tremendous blessing to me. Last night I was singing this song to myself, which inspired me to do this section. I seem to remember a family picture, with his wife and little boy. When I would listen to the record, I imagined myself sitting inside just basking in the presence of the Lord. I seem to remember a picture of him standing outside a stone church building. I love the fast songs on his early records. I’ve never loved Him better than today – One of my favorite gospel songs by Jimmy Swaggart I played them over and over again for hours, just soaking in the presence of the Lord.ġ. These records were such a blessing to me. He sold Jimmy Swaggart records, and I bought 10 singing records, and he persuaded me to buy 2 preaching ones. In Durban we went to one of Evangelist Arthur Nippers meetings. In 1970, I went into the ministry as a gospel singer, showing religious movies.
It was like heaven came down, and glory filled my soul. When I came back to my room, the Beatles would be blaring from one room, and the Rolling Stones from another, and I would go into my room and put on Jimmy Swaggart. A few years later I attended the Salisbury Polytechnic to do a survey course, and Pastor Marks lent me 4 of his records. Back in the mid 60’s a guy in Bulawayo lent me one of his records called: “I’m nearer home,” and wondered if I would like it.
Jimmy Swaggart sings a lot of my favorite gospel songs.
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