Are you having a happy happy day? Listen to me folks. I don't care what happens out there.

I went to a Catherine Coleman where miracle service when I was about 17 years old.

No, I must have been, yeah I was 17.

I was so broke I couldn't afford a hotel.

I slept on the concrete pavement outside the Pittsburgh, where was that where she did that miracle

crusade.

I think it was the Shriner Auditorium in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, slept on the concrete. I heard people in the morning, the feet

around my head as people before the doors open they were so hungry to get into

the miracle service at six in the morning and they were singing

halleluh, it was beautiful, it was like a little taste of heaven. And I remember I don't

really ever want to sleep on a concrete surface again because it was not very comfortable.

But I couldn't afford a hotel, but I went into that miracle service.

I hate to say it.

I think I slept through the opening part. It was warm, I had a chair, but then the music started.

And I remember, Catherine, I woke up when she said,

she'd point and she'd say, it's dark out there. And then in here,

it's full of life. In here miracles happen, in here the presence of the Holy Spirit, but out

there it's dark out there. I never forgot that because it made an interesting dichotomy.

When you're with God and the people of God, you're walking in a light.

There's a lightness, there's a freedom, there's a joy, there's angels surrounding you. When you're out there, it's more of a the angels surrounding you.

When you're out there, it's more of a hostile land.

So Adam was told to keep the garden, right?

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