I grew up and never forgot those experiences. Years later, our Presbyterian pastor, Dr. J.J. Grier, contracted tuberculosis, and medical science gave up on him. He turned to God as his healer and found the promise of Hebrews 13:8, which says, "Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, and today, and forever." So he trusted completely in the Lord as his divine healer. He recovered miraculously and began preaching about divine healing in the Presbyterian Church, and later on, on the radio. We live to hear testimonies of many miracles of healing and deliverance Opposition arose against him, leading him to leave his Presbyterian church, after which he held prayer meetings in a small two-room schoolhouse in North Waco. He was a man of great faith who never solicited offerings. He kept a small, miniature temple on a table at the entrance of the church, marked "offerings to the Lord," and his salary came from the Sunday morning offering. We learned much from him about Divine Faith. When the Lord called him to his heavenly home, I succeeded him in the ministry in 1943. I saw the congregation as made up of mature men and women who knew more about leading a church than I did. I then began preaching about the sanctification experience of Acts 2:4, or more commonly known as the baptism in the Holy Spirit, which the Lord Jesus received before starting His earthly ministry. Later, different people began experiencing this remarkable event, and one Sunday morning, our old friends from the Presbyterian Church stood up and departed. We witnessed such a perfect revival that it seemed as though we were undone. My wife, our four children, and three elderly folk stayed with me. Dear Brother Tom, Dove inspired me and visited our family every night that winter to pray.