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Keith Daniel

Keith Daniel (1946 - 2021). South African evangelist and Bible teacher born in Cape Town to Jack, a businessman and World War II veteran, and Maud. Raised in a troubled home marked by his father’s alcoholism, he ran away as a teen, facing family strife until his brother Dudley’s conversion in the 1960s sparked his own at 20. Called to ministry soon after, he studied at Glenvar Bible College, memorizing vast Scripture passages, a hallmark of his preaching. Joining the African Evangelistic Band, he traveled across South Africa, Namibia, Zimbabwe, and made over 20 North American tours, speaking at churches, schools, and IBLP Family Conferences. Daniel’s sermons, like his recitation of the Sermon on the Mount, emphasized holiness, repentance, and Scripture’s authority. Married to Jenny le Roux in 1978, a godly woman 12 years his junior, they had children, including Roy, and ministered together. He authored no books but recorded 200 video sermons, now shared online. His uncompromising style, blending conviction and empathy, influenced thousands globally.
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This sermon is a heartfelt prayer for forgiveness, cleansing, and renewal in Christ, with a deep desire for a clean heart and a steadfast spirit in walking with God. It emphasizes the commitment to never neglect God or quiet time, seeking to make those moments the most sacred and treasured of each day. The speaker encourages a dedication to meeting with God morning and night, believing that this commitment will lead to being an instrument of revival in the country.
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Then God, and oh what a grief that must have been to thee, forgive me, wash me in the blood of Christ, wash me through and through in the blood of Christ, and created me now a clean heart, O God, renew a right spirit within me, a consistent steadfast spirit, especially with my walk with God in the quiet time, in abiding with thee in thee. Help me God, from this time forth to the day I die, by thy grace and thy grace alone, that I will never neglect thee again, I will never neglect the quiet time again, no matter what else I have to neglect, by thy grace I will never miss the meeting with God, morning and night, till the day I die, and I shall endeavor to make that time the most sacred, protected, treasured, guarded, nurtured, moments of every day, of every day I live, in Jesus Christ's name, in Jesus the Christ's name, please answer this prayer, for his sake, amen. Can we all stand please? He'll be there, the only one that can miss the meeting now is you, but God will be waiting, he'll be there, you'll be there, do what you've asked him now until the day you die, and watch preacher, watch how the little bit of time you give to God's work is so anointed that it does more than the hours you gave before, because you gave God the hours now, watch sir, how safe you are, that no matter who the devil sends, he knows he won't make you fail, because you're not committing the great sin, you won't commit the other sins, watch now, the devil's watching, he's trembling, because if you keep this vow, this commitment, not vow, and by God's grace endeavor in every bit of strength you've got till the day you die, you will be the instrument of revival you've been praying for in this country. Brother, will you please commit us to Christ, unsaved people here, leave that to God, and to the people who brought those unsaved people, leave it to them to know what to do with it, no further appeal please. Father, we just acknowledge that you are true, that every man is a liar. Father, I give myself to you. Father, to abide in you. Lord, that there'd be nothing that would be more important. Lord, I know that when discouragement comes, when the tests come, Satan wants to use them to drive me away from you, to doubt you. I pray, Father, that they would only be a means of driving me to you. Just like my little son, when fear comes, he runs to Papa. Teach me, Father. Forgive me where I've failed, where I've failed your people. Father, for the times that I've allowed, the things of this life to crowd out you, the things of your church to crowd out you. I pray, Father, wash me, cleanse me, make in me all that you want. For your praise and for your glory through Jesus Christ, we give ourselves. Amen. God bless each one of you.
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Keith Daniel (1946 - 2021). South African evangelist and Bible teacher born in Cape Town to Jack, a businessman and World War II veteran, and Maud. Raised in a troubled home marked by his father’s alcoholism, he ran away as a teen, facing family strife until his brother Dudley’s conversion in the 1960s sparked his own at 20. Called to ministry soon after, he studied at Glenvar Bible College, memorizing vast Scripture passages, a hallmark of his preaching. Joining the African Evangelistic Band, he traveled across South Africa, Namibia, Zimbabwe, and made over 20 North American tours, speaking at churches, schools, and IBLP Family Conferences. Daniel’s sermons, like his recitation of the Sermon on the Mount, emphasized holiness, repentance, and Scripture’s authority. Married to Jenny le Roux in 1978, a godly woman 12 years his junior, they had children, including Roy, and ministered together. He authored no books but recorded 200 video sermons, now shared online. His uncompromising style, blending conviction and empathy, influenced thousands globally.