Payday Everyday - Bro Ray Asher 3-15-2026

I am not going to preach sermon tonight. I'm not

going in here.

I am going to say this that years ago, there

was an elderly Baptist preacher, old Baptist preacher by the

name of Robert Greenlee R G Lee. R g Lee

pastored for forever. R g Lee was bold. He was

a Baptist, but he was a very bold man. He's

a man that preached the revival in the church. And

when the pastor said, brother Lee, what do you think

my church really needs? He said, about two or three

good funerals would probably fix it. But for every every

Easter Sunday, for years and years and years, R. G

Lee preached the same message. He preached a message called

Payday Someday. I've read it, and I've heard him preach it.

I've listened to it on tape him preaching it.

And R.

G Lee really kept stressing that payday And wouldn't it

be sad that for a Christian, for a child of God,

for a child of the King, for blood bought, sanctified

holy goldes feel a child to think that the blessing

of the Lord is always something that's someday, someday I'll

get help. Some day it'll be over. Someday I'll get

over this. Someday I'll receive the Holy Gold. Someday I'll

receive sanctification. Someday I'll see the blessings come. Now. I

say that, if it's not been proved to you yet,

if it's not been proven to you yet here at Bethel,

pay day is not someday. Pay day is every day,

every day that I live. I am blessed. When I

wake up in the morning, till a lame MyD rest,

I am blessed.

I am blessed. Amen.

I don't know who wrote that song, but I don't

know why they They went to such a low common

denominator that said, I have shoes on my feet. Not

all God, please me, that's all amen. But I do

have a home up in heaven.

Bye and bye. And not only do we have a

home up in heaven, but brother, how we have a God.

Amen that throughout the Old Testament, that the spirit of

God is omnipi, the spirit of God is from everlasting

to everlasting.

There's never been a time there wasn't a holy ghost. Amen.

And he moved very very much corporately through the Old

Testament Amen. There were individuals that he blessed, Samson, he

moved on at times. But to think that here in

this church that we have the Holy Ghost of God

that lives with us individually, you have a person little

relationship with the Godhead. Amen, Town, don't tell me payday

someday I've been payday for Payday for me is every

time I walk through the doors of the House of God,

when I wake up every morning, I say thank you

Lord for another day. When I can say this is

the day that the Lord hath made, I will rejoice.

And be glad they'rein.

When I can see my bride of my my my

childhood bride, the only girlfriend I ever had. When I

can see her over there dancing in the spirit with

these other Saints of God, seeing the Holy Ghost move

on her.

Heymen, do you think that's not payday? Amen? Amen?

Is it not payday when you can look around the

church and you say, thank God for the for the

footmen that I run with, thank God for the pastor

thank God for the preachers, thank God for the musicians,

thank God for the singers, thank God for the teachers.

Amen. Pay days every day? Amen. Amen.

Had to look back at the back and see brother

Tyler and Brother Gabriel shouting and dancing back there. No,

there ain't gonna be nothing. Nothing breached the gates back

there tonight. No and no possible way.

Amen. Amen. Amen. That missionary that worked, I believe it was.

It was one of the African countries.

He went to this distant, distant, distant village and started

a church, and nobody came to church.

Nobody. For years he would preach.

He would get up every morning, he would ring the

church bell, and nobody would come in, and he would

sit down with his wife and children and have church

with him. One night, they were getting ready to retire,

and by the how they heard the drums in the

distant village start beating, and he recognized the cadence there

was the war drums beating. And he brought his wife

close to him and he said, bring the children in here.

Let's gather, huddle in a circle and pray, because we

may not see tomorrow morning.

And they prayed and they prayed.

And according to his testimony, when they stopped praying, it

was daylight.

So he did what he always did. He went out

there and rang the bell again.

This time every one of the villagers came down there,

and as they got to the clearing of the church,

they started laying their clubs down, They started laying their

spears down, they started laying their blades down, and they

started walking in, one, the chief leading them one after another.

They walked in and circled the church till the church

was full, and he preached Jesus Christ and him crucified

to him, and brother stared the old chief. All of them,

all of them, he let in, all of them. The

entire village got saved. The entire village got saved. And

years later, years later, him and the chie the village chieftain,

who by now was his close personal friend, his confidant

in the church, his elder in the church, his deacon,

if you will, They were sitting there talking one day

and he said something I've been wanting to ask you

for years, and I just never have been able to.

He said, that night you came to kill us. And

the Chief said, yeah, we did, We sure did. He said,

what was it that changed your mind? He said, well,

it was all those shining soldiers that were circling your

church with their swords pointed outward. Pay day every day,

pay day, every day. First time I crossed the Mississippi

River to preach, I preached for Brother Leon Buzzard when

he pastored at Mount Tabor, Arkansas. Brother Leon told about

when he received the baptism of the Holy Ghost, and

he talked about how that in that revival he came

to the alder night after night after night after night

after night, praying and praying and praying and praying, and

said he just couldn't go through, couldn't get it, couldn't

get through to it, And said that one night he

got up and went to the older brother Jesse and

said there was an old elderly Indian man come to

help him, old Cherokee Indian come to help him. Said

he had on brand new bibbed overhauls on a brand

new flannel shirt. Said that old Cherokee Indian come up there,

say he had the whitest hair I've ever seen and

the bluest eyes I've ever seen. And said that old

Cherokee Indian prayed with him and prayed with him, and

prayed with him, and prayed with him and prayed with

him until finally he went through and rolled in the

floor and flopped in the floor.

And after it was.

All over with brother Dylan he Man, and the pastor said, Leon,

would you like say something? He said, I sure would.

First thing, I'd like to thank that old brother that

helped me praying. Everybody looked at him and said, Leon,

there was nobody with you tonight. You were right by

yourself that there was nobody up there.

But you paydays every day.

If you are of the payday Someday persuasion. If you

are of the payday Someday persuasion, and you know who

you are. If you are, I hope nobody is. But

if you happen to be or having to be listening

to this and are, would you do me a favor

before we get back tomorrow night, would you pray this

prayer with me? Lord?

I want to trade my someday for every day. I

want to trade my someday that I've been holding on to.

That's someday that I've been grasping, that's someday that I've

been counting on.

That someday, Amen, I want to trade it right now

for every day. God bless you. Guy dark dark A,

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