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H. Richard Hall, April 6, 1920 - January 14, 2002 |
Tribute by Rev. David Crump
"Gone Home"
By: Rev. David Crump
Our hearts have been saddened by the loss of Brother Hall.
As it was with Ezekiel,"...whether they will hear, or forbear, they shall know that a prophet hath been among them." (Ez. 2:5)
Brother Hall was among the "last of the prophets" of his era. His ministry has blessed thousands.
Brother Hall in his life, like the Apostle Paul, "counted all things loss for Christ, to be found in Him, to win Christ and to know Him and the power of His resurrection; to be made conformable unto His death, to attain unto the resurrection of the dead." (Ph 3:7-11)
Brother Hall had a strong will, to get the message of salvation, healing, and deliverance to the people.
Brother Hall had a stronger spirit than anyone I ever knew. He could rise above adversity, spirits of unbelief, and opposition in services as though they did not exist. He moved on in the Spirit Anointing, leading the service and his people to absolute victory.
Brother Hall was a man of mobility and movement. He operated by the Spirit and by faith. If the Spirit didn't move him, he seemed to move by faith. It was, as it was, imperative to him; if God didn't move through him to the people, he by faith brought the people to God.
Unlike many who have shown their natural ability and performance, Brother Hall showed us God!
He was a friend to preachers, and to all people. He had an anointing to direct and help people in their walk with God.
May the strength and vision he had grip every open heart, that whosoever will, continue in this Jesus way.
Brother David Crump
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