You can find this sermon at ChurchAges. So it's a We're glad to be here. I believe the last time here I told you, each time we come there is someone missing. And if we shall come back next year, and the Lord tarries, there will be somebody missing.
There is one was very, very close to me in heart and spiritthat was Brother Lyle. I have always had a welcome, me coming in, standing back there and listening in Brother Jack's study, of the old quartet singing, "They're Singing in Glory Tonight. I guess I will never hear it here on earth no more.
But I certainly am looking forward to hearing it again, Brother and Sister Moore, and then in that Land where they'll, it'll never be dim. I can remember Brother Jack telling me about his dedicated life to God. They were carpenters together. And said he would be eating his lunch, have his sandwich in his hand, eating a sandwich and reading his Bible. See, he done some mighty great things, Brother Palmer did. He was a good carpenter; a good father to his children, a lovely family.
He raised them all to serve the Lord. Far as I know they are all saved and filled with the Holy Ghost. And that is a great contribution to any man in these daysboys and girls.
But see, all that he ever done won't amount to too much until serving God, unless he served God. And tonight, what he has done here on earth, his good deeds, he has gone to his reward to be with them.
