Finished With the World — Keith Daniel

For the singular privilege he gave to a very unworthy and very weak and very base and very despised man to come to this lovely country. I have been invited a number of times to America and to other countries, many, most all of which we did not believe was God's will.

We had to sort out many times what to say yes to. But this particular invitation that came, we, my wife and I, together, praying, realized God was confirming that he'd come. And after what I heard of this very godly man and the good work he's doing.

And I do know that the dear Lord in mercy allowed me to come, to stand alongside of a soul, a life poured out, that's built up of great work. And God has honored him. And I do believe God will do something wonderful through these meetings for America in the years that lie ahead.

But thank you for allowing this South African man to come to your lovely country. I'm not offended at the way you shout hallelujah. I am reserved, I must admit, that I know you love Christ and I acknowledge that I am unworthy to be ministering to such a godly group.

I'm so conscious of it. Thank you for inviting me. Dear Lord, in mercy on all of us, come in this meeting tonight. Thank you for these dear souls that I have come to love. Everyone I've conversed with and looked in their eyes and seen their tears, the brokenness and the tenderness.

The dear man I walked with along the hill this afternoon and he sobbed and sobbed and sobbed and couldn't speak. That's all I really know of him, Lord. Thank you. Thank you for the people who would break before their God and seek their God in desperation, in this wicked world, to be holy, to be revived.

The Christian’s Separation From the World

Come, Lord, to this precious, precious, precious group that thou hast brought from many corners of this land, aside, away from that terrible atmosphere out there. That's unbelievable. And I thank you, Lord, that we know thou didst ordain this convention and that we are here by God, taking us aside, that we, who are the apple of God's eye, each one of us, can go back there and live a Christlike, holy life, no matter what the world does.

Come now in these moments and speak further to all of our bowed hearts and our broken hearts. In Jesus Christ's name, amen. In Jesus Christ's name, amen. And I unto the world. 1 John 2 verse 15,. Love not the world, neither the things that are in the world.

If any man love the world, the love of the Father is not in him. For all that is in the world, the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes and the pride of light is not of the Father, but of the Son. And I unto the world.

For all that is in the world, the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes and the pride of light is not of the Father, but of the world. And the world passeth away, and the lust thereof, but whoso doeth the will of God abideth forever.

Love not the world, neither the things that are in the world. If any man love the world, the love of the Father is not in him. James 4 verse 4,. Know ye not that the friendship of the world is enmity with God?

Whosoever therefore will be a friend of the world is the enemy of God. God forbid that I should glory, save in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, by whom the world is crucified unto me. And I unto the world.

“Finished With the World” as Evidence of Salvation

The first meeting we gathered here, I shared briefly of the godly Scottish man, Presbyterian minister, who was serving God in his last days in our hometown, back in South Africa. And how he said to me, before he led me to Christ, Keith, written across your life, boy, if you are going to be truly saved, as I know salvation, written across your life, boy, will be these words, that every single person in the world will see written boldly across your life.

Finished with the world, by the way you dress, by the way you speak, by the company you keep, by the places you go and frequent. And Keith, if those words are not written across you, where I come from in Scotland, you are not saved.

There is no such a thing as a worldly Christian. If you are worldly, you are not a Christian. Is the world crucified unto you? Will you answer God, please, sir? God is all that matters here. Will you, everyone, just answer God now?

God alone in your hearts. Otherwise, what on earth are you doing here, sir, if it isn't only God that matters? Will you answer God, please, sincerely? Is the world crucified unto you? Are you crucified unto the world?

Or is the world still in your heart? Is the world still in your heart? A man by the name of Ben Pienaar, one of the godliest men I ever knew, Afrikaans-speaking missionary back in South Africa, head of one of the great missions of our country, for many, many years, the leader, great influence in South Africa, he told me that when he was a young missionary, driving across South Africa, in the heat of the Karoo, which is the most extremely hot place of our country, extreme heat, he was driving with his little children, his children were small in those days.

Children in the back, his wife beside him, they were driving in his old car. No air conditioning in those days. And there they drove hour upon hour upon hour upon hour in the extreme heat, bathing him.

He looked back, he saw the children were agitated, were almost beside themselves after these hours and hours, and he realized it was getting late, the sun was going to go down soon, so he said to them, the next town Daddy gets to, we're stopping.

So don't you worry, I know it's not easy for you back there, it's been hard, it's been a long drive to get to this convention, the next town we come to, we're stopping, we find the first hotel in that town, we're all going to bathe, we're all going to have a lovely meal.

And so with anticipation the children were waiting, after this long drive, they came to the town, saw a sign to the hotel, drove into the hotel grounds, the parking grounds, and as they drove in, there were just cars and cars and cars and cars, he said, goodness me, what are all these people doing in this hotel?

And as they drove around in the parking place, they looked, and they suddenly realized there was a dance going on, oh my, this was the dance of the year, and they arrived in the night to stay in this hotel.

He said, you couldn't believe it, they were dancing, as they looked into the hall, they were dancing out in the verandas, they were dancing down into the parking grounds, they were just going wild, there was no place to go inside, they were just dancing, the drinking was going on, and he despaired and he said, no I can't, I can't stay here.

I'm not staying here tonight, we won't sleep, I refuse to stay, we'll go and try and find another place. So he turned the car wheel to turn around and try and get out of the big parking place, and as he turned to drive out, his little girl said, why daddy, why are you going, please don't go.

So he looked at her, and he said, we can't stay here tonight, we're the children of the devil, we're the devil's children. And so they're driving out, and he looked in the rearview mirror, he saw the little girl looking longingly back at the dance, and he heard her say, oh, I wish I was a child of the devil.

Now you've got to forgive that little girl, she'd be embarrassed to know that I told this story, she grew up to be a woman of God. But that little girl, in ignorance, in ignorance, looked back, longingly, to where the children of the devil were.

Now, do you mind if I ask you this question again? I want every one of you, please, to answer God utterly sincerely. Is the world still in your heart? Is the world still in your heart? My brother Dudley is three years older than me, he's also a preacher.

Dudley came to God before me. He wasn't married, he had this lovely girl, Anne, and the two of them came to Christ, through one of the most godly men. Well, let me put it this way. I would say the holiest man of God I've ever met in my life is the man instrumental in leading my brother to Christ.

Mr. Wernick Farland came to our country in the sixties, preached in the old Presbyterian church in Boxburg, and a movement of God moved in that town that has never been seen in its history, through this man of God.

Amazingly, it was the young people who flocked to God in their crowds, seeking God night after night. And it was holy man of God who would have no compromise in his preaching or in his life. Oh, he was holy.

He was the only man I ever stood with that I trembled in his presence. No other man ever did that to me. I shook as I looked at him. And I realized how holy and God could make a man. Wernick Farland had led Dudley to God, kneeled down with him, put his arm around him, and cried out to God with Dudley to be saved.

Dudley, my brother, was mightily saved. Mr. Wernick Farland and his wife left the country, and then a few months later they were passing through South Africa, and on their flight they stayed one or two nights in Johannesburg before they went on to Zimbabwe, which was Rhodesia those days.

And he was staying in a home, and Dudley and Anne heard, and knew the people of the home, that he heard that the man who led him to Christ, Wernick Farland, was passing through our country. And Dudley said, I've got to see him.

I want to see him. Well, he was leaving the next day, so Dudley had to see him that night, but then he said, well, it's going to be very difficult to come tonight because we've got to go to a dance. We've booked for this dance long ago, months and months ago.

There's something arranged long ago, we can't get out of it. Well, it was the only time you can see him, Dudley, is tonight. If you want to see him, you've got to see him. So they went to Wernick Farland on the way to the dance.

Now, if you knew Wernick Farland, you would know that is the most outrageous thing that's ever been thought of, going on the way to the dance to Wernick Farland. Well, Dudley and Anne arrived, and they explained to him why they couldn't wait, but they just wanted to see him, and wanted to pray for them.

And so he prayed for them, and off they went. Got in the car, drove, and Dudley said, as he was driving to this dance, first time they were ever going to a dance since they were saved, Dudley said, Anne and him didn't speak.

There was a silence in the car. And he drove slower and slower as they got closer to the dance, where all their friends had arranged to meet them. They got out the car, not speaking, they went into the dance, sat down in the chamber with all their friends, and suddenly, as they all sat there, this one fellow, a close friend of Dudley through the years, started telling jokes.

And Dudley said, stop, please. Please, just stop right there. He said, why? Why? Before Dudley could answer, another fellow came and said to Anne, I want to dance with you, come. And Dudley said, stop, I know you, sorry, we're not dancing with Anne.

He said, why? What's wrong with you? Suddenly a man comes with a drink, Dudley sitting there. No, we don't drink. We don't drink anymore, sorry. I'm so sorry, we don't drink anymore. Why? We're Christians now, we've become Christians.

And I don't know why I came here tonight. I didn't know until now that I shouldn't have come. Please forgive us. We can never come here again. We can never touch drink again, never listen to a dirty joke again, and I'll never let you dance with Anne again.

He got out, got in the car, drove back to Wilmer Farlane, and he opened the door, and Mr. Farlane said, oh, Dudley, we knew you'd come back. When you left, we all got on our knees, and we all cried, God forbid, we knew you'd come back.

Dudley said, but sir, I never ever heard from one person in my life that it's wrong to dance. I never heard from one person in my life that it's wrong to go to the dance floor. I never heard from a minister, no Christian ever told me that.

Why didn't you tell me? Why didn't you tell me not to go? Well, Mr. McFarlane said, oh, Dudley, I didn't want to tell you, because I wanted God to tell you. You see, if I told you, then you would stop going to the dance because of me, but I'm now always with you.

But I wanted God to tell you, who was always with you, and I knew he would. I knew he would. Can I ask every one of you, sitting here, very, very, very carefully now, very carefully, every single person, is the world crucified?

Do you know what that means, unto you? Are you crucified unto the world? Or is the world still in your heart? Is the world still in your heart? Will you please answer God, sir? Will you answer God now?

Please, before we go any further. He's waiting for your voice. My mother was the last one to come to God in our home. My father was gloriously saved. I never, ever saw such a transformation in my entire life as my father's transformation.

My brother was gloriously saved. Oh, and I was saved. The three of us are blazed for God, and here was mommy, the only one in the whole home, still unsaved. That was quite a predicament in our home. There was mommy not knowing what to say in the conversations.

We were doing everything to try and get her saved. She knew it. One night, one night, my mommy said she'd come to a meeting, because it was three houses away. It was a little cottage meeting, where there was a preacher going to be preaching, Christians had arranged that they give this little Bible study, come sermon, time of prayer, so they invited us, and we knew it was a godly person preaching, so I said, Mommy, please come.

It's just three houses away. Come. So we said, all right, I'll come. Come to your meeting, please. So we sat there. I remember I heard a sermon. It was that night. Oh, my. We were thrilled. We got home.

I couldn't wait to get in the kitchen, since a boy, to this day, when mommy and I are together, we get in the kitchen. We used to like to talk in the kitchen, the two of us. We got home, got in the kitchen.

I looked at my mommy and I said, What did you think? Did you enjoy that meeting, mother? My mother said, No. No, I don't think I'd ever like to go back in that home or that Bible study again in my life.

I said, Why? She said, My boy, the lady whose home we went to, obviously that's always where the Christians hold their meetings in this town. Why is it that in the morning, when I go by bus to avoid the traffic sometimes, why is it that that lady sits in the bus with bloody lips, and blue, and purple, and short dress, all dressed to kill?

How is it she's sitting there tonight, no make-up, long dress, with no maid? Are you crazy? Please, if that's what becoming a Christian is going to make me, I don't want it. If I have to dress differently to what I dress when I'm not with Christians, to be acceptable with Christians, I don't want that.

Thank you. Tell me, just by the way you dress, no woman here, but just by the way you dress when you're not with Christians, is there something? Is the world still in your heart? I don't believe in preaching and outward things, you know.

My wife said something to me. She educates me, daily sometimes. My wife is a wisdom I will never ever attain. I've given up thinking I can. My wife said to me, concerning the outward things, she said, Keith, it's best you don't talk about these things, you just live it.

And she said, you'll find everybody sees, every woman in the whole room will see that you dress differently and that you speak to their hearts. You must look beautiful, you mustn't look as separated as you can that you're ugly.

I saw something after that, I don't know how many homes I've been into, where my wife sat, not a word, and the people phoned me later or contacted me later and said, you'll cost me a fortune, Mr. Daniel, bringing your wife in my home.

When she walked out, my children went and burned all their clothes. Not a word. I believe my wife's right, so you've got to forgive me tonight, saying this, but I wonder if the time hasn't come in the church, if you would forgive a poor preacher like me if I dared to ask you, by the way you dress when you're not with Christians, is the world still in your heart?

Are you crucified unto the world? Is the world crucified unto you? Or is the world still in your heart? I'm going to preach some things that you don't dare preach on these days, you know, and you've got to forgive me, but God taught me something a while back when I trembled, and I said, Lord, the doors are going to close if I preach this.

Please don't ask me to preach in this particular church this message. And instead of the doors closing, God showed me something, he gave me a revelation. Not one church has ever closed its doors in this world to my ministry.

Not one church. My wife tried to estimate, she said every meeting opens another 60 doors. So God honors you if you're willing to preach things you and I are scared to preach. Did you know that? People want a standard again.

And the devil tells us we win the world by being like the world. And that's why we've lost the world. Is the world still in your heart? Oh my. I was in a town where God moved in a peculiar way. I could tell you things of that town, oh my.

Some of the towns we went to, every single person in the entire town came to the meetings. There wasn't a soul that didn't come. The whole town turned to God. I wish I could say that of every town. But God can come.

I found the answer is prayer. Desperate prayer. Where there's no desperation for God to come, nothing happens. But I've never been to a town where there are people desperate of God, but the town doesn't turn to God.

Many times, a number of times, the entire town. God can come, he will come to your country when you get desperate. I was in this particular town. God was doing a very precious thing. We went all down before God and our faces for what he was doing.

Revival Through Desperate Prayer

I said one night something I don't normally say. I mentioned about the television. Now I didn't say to the people, get the television out of your home. I just said, listen, can I ask you sincerely, every one of you, no matter who you are, even if you're a preacher in this holiness church.

I don't want any one of you to be bypassed. Do you give God the time you should for that box in your house? Has that kept you from the time you should and God would have expected you to spend with the Word of God that would have made you holy?

Do you put it off when no one's watching? Or are you not strong enough? And therefore, because of that box, you are totally backslidden. No other reason. That box in the home is the cause of your, because you're not strong enough, you're watching something only the devil's children could enjoy.

So you're standing there with the enemies of God, what they enjoy. Well, I went on to other things. The next day, a day or two later, a holiness preacher, I would be scared to say his name because he's known, I tell you.

He called me to his home, to his wife and him. He said, Keith, we've sold the television. We didn't sell it. I won't tell you what they did to it. Goodness me. I said, why? He said, we got rid of the TV.

I said, I didn't preach that. I didn't tell you or mean for you to go now and do that. What I meant for you was to search your heart and say, are you strong enough to put it off? Are you compromising in time and losing all the time you should be gaining with the Word of God and you're losing it all?

He said, strong enough. He said, but we're not strong enough. He said, maybe you are, Keith, but I'm not and I'm never going to be. And so, my wife and I came home last night. We looked at each other and we confessed.

We are totally backslidden. Not a little bit. There's nothing left because of that box. We have to make a choice to be honest. Maybe many preachers will never ever be honest and they'll stay backslidden and they'll stay preaching and they know they've lost everything that's real because of that box.

I want to get back to God and you may be strong enough, Keith, but I'm not. We sat, we listened at first. We listened and we thought, no, no, no. What's coming? No. Why do they do these things? But we didn't put it off.

And so we got conditioned and soon those things were shocked that we were sitting and looking at them. Until we found ourselves looking at everything. The child of God would be astonished if he were looking at it.

We used to pray in the nights, have devotions together in the nights, year after year after year after year. The moment came, Keith, we spent five minutes that God can find that some nights because of that box.

We can't get away from it. I'm too weak to survive with that in my home. So I don't know about others who call me a fanatic. It's so that I got the right to stay on in the ministry. I want to get right with God and I can't with that in my house.

Even if the world says I've gone too far, I've got to. Otherwise I'll stay backslidden until the day I die. They're going to go to other homes. They can't get the legitimate, good educational things there.

We're buying you a TV, biggest screen there is. So it arrived. He said, here it is. Here they come. The shop thought this big thing. And on the box as they carried it in was written these words, we bring the world into your home.

And he said, now, get it out. Take it back. Now I want to be careful here, even though you all seem to be agreeing with me. I want to be careful here. I don't want you to say that I have said, that Keith Daniel said, that having a television in the home is out.

I don't want any one of you to ever say that of me, even if you'd like me to say that. I just don't want to give you that right, OK? I don't want any one of you to say ever once in your life, Keith Daniel said, it's sin to have a television in your home.

Get it out of your home. Because I didn't say that tonight. Many church doors will close immediately on me if you say Keith Daniel said that. No matter what you know, I believe. But, but I'd like to say this.

I'd like to have the right to say this, though you'll never ever be able to say those words of me, if you at all have any integrity. I'd like to have the right to say this to you. By what you know and God knows and the devil knows you watch, sir, on the television, is the world still in your heart.

Will you please answer God? When no one's watching, but you will not stop. Is the world, just by what you watch in your heart, are you crucified unto the world? Is the world crucified unto you, or is the world still in your heart?

Entertainment Versus Ministry in the Church

I have three children. I've spoken of them already. Noel, my eldest, and Roy, my middle, they sing. Now they're very loved in our country. Noel, a little boy suddenly had this piercing voice, thrilling.

It was alarming. And this little child was suddenly put into the province's children's choir. And there he was, he was very musical in the symphony choir with his violin, the symphony orchestra, very musical, loves the piano, loves music, Noel does.

And suddenly Roy got to the age of eleven, and suddenly he got strength in his voice, and this thrill just came through the house, and suddenly they were singing together, and when I was singing the old hymns of the faith, these two went over and started blending harmony, and I realized there was something precious here.

So I said, boys, do you want to sing in the meeting? Could we, Daddy? They were small, by the way. Okay. So we prayed, and they sang, and I noticed something. The people were stunned. And there was just tears coming down their faces.

And these boys saw it all. They sensed it. So suddenly, without my knowing what to do, because I didn't know this was going to happen, the doors just opened. The boys were preaching, singing at the conventions, singing in the churches, singing when I was going to preach, singing.

They were practicing. They had something to give. Practicing away all sorts of beauty, the beauty of these two boys harmonizing. One day I watched them in the house as they were practicing, and something came to my heart of a terrible, terrible fear.

And I said, boys, will you please forgive me for what I'm going to say, but I have to say this to you. Entertainment in the pulpit of God is sin. There is no place in the church for entertainment. You go to the stage, you go to the theater, if you want the applause of man, get out of the pulpit.

You stand in front of the church of Jesus Christ and minister by the blood to be anointed and filled with the Holy Spirit and anointed and guided by God to what He would have you and allow you to bring into the pulpit of God that would not be entertaining, but would meet a heart and draw hearts and not draw people to you, but to God.

Not draw people's attention to you, but to God. Unless you pray from your heart for God to prepare you, for God to anoint you, for God to guide you as to what to even sing. Boys, if you don't sing God in desperation from your heart and utter sincerity, then you are sinning.

You are sinning. If you ever go in the pulpit again, there's too much entertainment in the pulpit, boys. I don't want you to be entertainers in the house of God. You should see my boys pray now. You should see them pray now before they sing.

I was in a country, I won't tell you what country, but this particular town, God just came. Every single church combined in the end. Cancelled all their meetings, it was just this united coming and seeking God.

And night after night, suddenly, before I ended preaching sometimes, before I could even close, every single soul was on their face before God sobbing. God came, God came. Before I preached night after night, there was very little before the sermon.

There was something of a shout. They had people singing, godly people. But as the crowd swelled and swelled and swelled, suddenly one night it was announced that some man who was famous in this country, utterly famous, in secular singing, and he had professed to be a Christian and he also sang in the churches.

So he came, and suddenly I sensed there was something different in the front of this church, something almost like a little stage set up to accommodate this famous singer. He stood, oh, the music. Suddenly, the way he sang, oh.

Do you know what happened? You're not going to believe this, most of you. It happened, the whole hall stood and cried. Stop! Never saw that before. We're sick of entertainment! We must not let this atmosphere be taken away by entertainment in the world.

One man stood and said, there has never been a sense of God in the history of this town like there is now. We must not allow anything to break this atmosphere. No entertainers, please. No entertainers.

We're finished with that in this town. We've had enough of it. Oh, the ministers all gathered afterwards, though every single minister in the town gathered, weeping. What are we to do? You know what they decided?

No more singing. Unless, unless every minister listens to the whole song and approves it, and the person is about to sing, otherwise not again. For the next few nights, I was stunned. I trembled. I trembled.

You know, when revival comes, you won't allow them in the pulpit! Don't say you had revival meetings. Look at the entertainment you enjoyed before. That wasn't revival. When God comes, there's no entertainment in the pulpit.

Duncan Campbell, in Hebrides Revival, Duncan Campbell said, there's no such a thing as entertainment in the pulpit of God. You stand there as a sinner, sinning, if you dare to stand in the pulpit, and you are there as an entertainer.

You're there to get the applause of man. A very famous singer was in the meeting, and after I preached, I preached about what happened in this particular town, where all the people screamed, stop! I preached and told what I told my two boys, and now they started to pray, and there was no place for entertainment in the pulpit.

And this fellow, this famous singer, he's a Christian, turned to Christianity, makes records and discs all over. He is so well known, television is known, let me tell you. Well, afterwards, they introduced me to him, and suddenly everybody realized I was the only one in the church that didn't know him.

They said, don't you know who he is? I said, I don't know, I really don't know, because I don't listen to these things. I don't know what's going on. I'm terribly sorry that I don't know who you are. He wasn't hurt, you know, he just looked at me with respect, funny enough, and this dear man said, Mr. Daniel, I want to tell you that God brought me here tonight.

I want to tell you that I'm singing in the pulpits of the great conventions across this country since I've been saved. I have been singing, I have been the one called out there. I'm in all the churches, the biggest churches, I sing.

But as I listened to you tonight, I realized, sir, all I'm doing is entertaining. I've just changed platforms into the church. All I'm doing, all I've been doing is wanting the applause of men. That's all I'm doing in the pulpits, and, sir, I'm so scared.

I sat there trembling as I heard you. I want you to pray for me, but I'll pray the prayer of your boys, you've told your boys to pray, before they dare stand in the pulpit again. There's something about me, sir, in what I choose, by God's guidance, what to sing, and the way I sing will not bring the applause of men, but men broken before God.

Am I right to be back here, am I? I hear your applause. I don't believe that I'm pointing to you and that you're guilty of this. Don't let me get you all mixed up now. There's such a thing as absolute spontaneity, as joy and thrill, and an amen from your heart and even from your hands.

That is not sin. We know that. Don't get me wrong. Please don't. But, if you're guilty, don't doubt it, sir, you need to hear it. Mary Morrison, Mary Peckins, is coming to speak at the ladies' prayer advance.

What a woman of God you have coming here to your country. I'd start praying if I was you. What a woman of God you've invited. Her life. Mary Morrison, let me tell you something about her. She was on the hip parade of Britain in the 1950s.

Did you know that about her? Very few people know this anymore because she doesn't talk about these things. Mary Morrison records sold above all other entertainers at that particular time. She was about to become on the brink of becoming a world famous star.

It was a matter of months, some say even weeks, she would have just had to got that a little bit further. She was the star stepping on to the fame of the world. Everyone knew it. To this day, one of her records is still a signature tune on the BBC.

They couldn't change that song. Mary Morrison, by her parents and family to come back, is there. But out on the hills, men who didn't even know what was going down in the cities and the towns, were on their faces weeping.

They didn't know why they were under desperate conviction of sin. The whole land turned to God. God came and revived. That's your Bible, sir. Not our organising, not our great preaching, God. God out of the building where there's no sermon, where no one knows what's conviction of sin.

Do you know that that is revival? We pray for nothing less because anything less is not revival. It's just a stirring up and an emotional time and perhaps blessing to a certain extent. But until God comes, you haven't tasted revival.

And when God comes, nothing can stop it. Nothing can stop it. She walked back into this. Her whole family saved. Every friend she has in the whole world saved. Born again, the crowds running down the streets right through the night.

Right through the night, five in the morning, she's still trying to keep up with the unsaved. Right through the night to the next meeting, to the next town. Thousands, thousands marching over the hills to the next town.

And all the Christians singing the praises of God. Oh, oh, the Bible, give us revival. Mary Morrison arrives back, it's mightily saved. To one sentence that Duncan Campbell preached the first time she heard Mary, the master, call her.

She was gloriously saved. Gloriously saved. But now she had to leave the revival because of commitments with the recording agency and commitments to sing. She went back. She said, I can't sing these songs anymore.

I'm only going to sing for Jesus now. You see, when I stood up and sang one night in revival, and if you sing in revival, you don't sing unless you mean it. You keep quiet because there's such a fear of God.

You don't say a word that isn't to the heart of God from your heart. When I stood and sang that one night, take my voice and let me sing always, only for my King. I meant it. I meant it. I will never sing again for anyone else but my King.

Oh, the shock, the threats, because of the contracts. I don't care what you do to me. I don't care what you do to me. Do it. I will never sing for the world again. She never did to this day, you know.

She only sang for Jesus. She sang in prime ministers' homes and presidents' homes. Did you know that about Mary Morrison? She led two prime ministers to God. Mary Morrison was standing now in the recording studio when one day one of the most famous singers in the world walked in.

You all know him. It was quite a few years ago now. He also professed to be saved. And this agent said, this is Mary Morrison, and she said who this man was. He's got this idea, don't let the devil have all the good music.