Qualifications of the Followers of Jesus - Part 3

Loran Helm
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Loran Helm

Reverend Loran William Helm (1916–2006). Born on February 3, 1916, in Parker City, Indiana, Loran Helm, often called Brother Helm, was an evangelical pastor and author renowned for his book A Voice in the Wilderness, which chronicles his ministry’s journey. Raised in a modest family, he felt a divine call to preach at a young age, experiencing a profound baptism of love and power early in his career that shaped his Spirit-led approach. In 1934, he married Florence Martha Spence, and they had three children, raising them amid his growing ministry. Helm’s preaching emphasized self-denial, obedience to the Holy Spirit, and pursuing revival, drawing thousands to his “Waiting on God” meetings across the U.S., where attendees sought divine guidance and unity. In the mid-1960s, he co-founded Revival For Our Day (RFOD, later Found Ministries), a nonprofit supporting his itinerant evangelism, with sermons like “Seek Ye First” (1995) and “Being Led of the Holy Spirit” (1978) preserved online. A passionate supporter of Israel, he led over 28 pilgrimages to the Holy Land and ministered in Europe and Africa. Helm authored no other major works but inspired a network of churches through RFOD’s newsletters. He received an honorary Doctorate of Divinity in the late 1980s. Helm died on June 13, 2006, in Parker City, saying, “That which God begins never ends.”