The Unchangeable God

34 And we notice, people change. It's got so that people today are not friendly like they used to be. I don't know whether you notice it out here or not, but we sure notice it back in the South and East. People are changing, year by year. They're too much of a hurry. They just got to hurry up and get this done. And run down the road, ninety miles an hour, bumper-to-bumper, and stop in a beer joint and drink, couple hours, 'fore they go home. It's change, in a hurry. Where they going?

35 You notice, most the women today has wash machines, and electric ironers, and push button dishwashers, and everything like that; and yet they got less time to pray than they ever had.
36 You know, Susanna Wesley had seventeen children. And she, with them seventeen children, packing the water from a spring, and washing on her hands. And yet she could find two or three hours, a day, to pray with her children, with seventeen little fellows. And out of there come a John and a Charles.
37 That's what's the matter today, reason our schools are letting down, no ministers coming in, young men interested. We have need some more, a praying fathers and mothers is what we need, to make our schools fill up. Young men's heart burning with zeal to take the Gospel is what we need. But things are changing.
44 But we find out that the churches change and the people changes. The roads changes. The scenes changes. The politics changes.
45 But there's one thing that does not change, that's God. He remains the same. "I am God, and I change not." No matter how long it is, God has never changed one bit, and He cannot change. What a place! The reason He cannot change is because God is infinite, and anything that's infinite cannot change.

62-0120 - "The Unchangeable God Working In An Unexpectable Way"
Rev. William Marrion Branham