Lester Roloff preaching the sinner's prayer compilation
Robert Breaker falsely claims that Lester Roloff preached the Milton gospel, if you are confused about what that is.
Dr. Ruckman called Robert Breaker's false doctrine, that for salvation, one must mentally assent to trusting in the blood of Christ, the Milton gospel.
"3. You have always preached a lousy 'Milton Gospel' established in your hometown, (Milton, Fla.)..." - Dr. Peter S. Ruckman in a letter to Robert Breaker from 2010, https://archive.is/1Ub0P
Lester Roloff is dead, and God has a vested interest in defending his legacy.
The reason for this video is in the description below.
I will show you what Robert Breaker teaches, so you have a clear idea before Lester speaks.
This is the Milton Gospel.
According to Robert Breaker, this is God's plan of salvation.
Jesus Christ died, was buried and rose again for his blood atonement to save you. The blood is Robert Breaker's object of faith.
To be saved, a person must believe the DBR and then mentally (and this is all within their heart) trust Jesus Christ's blood to save them.
Watch "Robert Breaker VS Dr. Peter S. Ruckman Clip Comparison: Is The Sinner's Prayer a Work?" for more.
If you believe in the death, burial and resurrection and then call upon the name of the Lord, like Romans 10:9-10, or any verse telling you to believe on (which is vocal)
You will burn in hell.
Robert Breaker Clip 1 (Recorded November 6, 2023):
Robert Breaker:
"...is to confess with their mouth that the Lord is Jesus, or Jesus is Lord. Wouldn't that be Israel? So when I read Romans 10, I see Jews asking Paul, 'Hey, what about Israel?' And he says, 'Well, if a guy is a Jew, and he has confessed that Jesus is his Lord, that Jesus is his Messiah... and if he believes that God had raised him from the dead, well then he can be saved. So if he believes in who and what, then he'll be saved.' I don't think he's telling you you have to do both, and that you have to say with the mouth or you're not saved. If he's saying you have to believe from your heart in something and say it with your mouth at the same time, then that would be a faith-plus-works gospel, and that would nullify what Jesus did, because it's not just what He did, it's what you say,which would be a work."
According to Robert Breaker, if you have ever doubted your salvation.
You are lost and on your way to hell.
And according to him, if anyone in their life has ever doubted their salvation.
They are also lost and on their way to hell.
Robert Breaker Clip 2:
Robert Breaker:
"So why would you doubt if you were born again? Does that make sense? That's the dumbest thing ever: 'Oh, I don't know if I'm saved or not.' It's because you're not, then! That's the only thing it could be. Because you don't doubt if you've been born."
Lester Roloff Clip 1:
Lester Roloff:
"The daddy of all of Brother Roloff's works is the night that I accepted Jesus Christ in my heart."
Robert Breaker Clip 3:
(On-screen text: "Remember, the previous clips. This applies to even if you believe the death, burial and resurrection then ask God to save you.")
Robert Breaker:
"The Bible says, 'In whom we have redemption through his blood.' If you are trusting in anything else, God's not going to let you off. 'Let Christ come into your life?' You'll go to hell as sure as you're sitting there."
Lester Roloff Clip 1 (Replay):
Lester Roloff:
"The daddy of all of Brother Roloff's works is the night that I accepted Jesus Christ in my heart."
Lester Roloff Clip 2:
Lester Roloff:
"Let Jesus come into your heart tonight. Aren't you sick and tired of sin?"
Robert Breaker Clip 4:
(On-screen text: "Remember, the previous clips. This applies to even if you believe the death, burial and resurrection then ask God to save you.")
Robert Breaker:
"'Let Christ come into your heart?' Which Christ? Which heart? The Bible says, 'In whom we have redemption through His blood.' Now, there are a thousand ways and a thousand plans of salvation that people talk about getting saved, but the Bible says without the shedding of blood there is no remission. There are two ways to get saved: the old-fashioned way and the new-fashioned way. And the new-fashioned way is ineffective. It doesn't get them saved. The new-fashioned way is: 'Share God's love. Let Christ come into your life. Let Christ come into your heart.'"
According to Robert Breaker, Lester Roloff is burning in hell.
According to Robert Breaker, every soul who Lester Roloff told "Ask Christ to come into your heart" is burning in hell or going to.
I am not saying Robert Breaker has said this. His theology indirectly states it to be true.
And remember, even if you believe and ask Christ to save you like Lester Roloff did.
You will still burn in hell, according to Robert Breaker.
Robert Breaker Clip 5:
Robert Breaker:
"...all that modern, philosophical, positivistic nonsense..."
Lester Roloff – "The Relationship Between Law and Grace":
Lester Roloff:
"I mean, quit being so warped by your stinking religion. If you'd lose that religion, you might get saved. Greatest thing ever happened to me in my life was when I came to the place when I just fell out with religion.
I just like I went up to death row down at Huntsville, and a little old boy came in and killed five people, six counting an unborn baby in his girlfriend. And and all of them,six of them were killed. And I said, 'Son, let's have an understanding now that we're not going to talk about religion while I'm here.'
He looked at me, he said, 'You're Brother Roloff?' I said, 'Yes, sir.'
'You mean you're not going to talk about religion?' I said, 'I'd prefer not to.'
He said, 'What are we going to talk about?' I mean, he's fixing to burn. I mean, he's fixing,they fixing to pull the switch on him.
He said, 'What are we,' I said, 'Let's talk about Christ. Let's just talk about Jesus.'
Well, man, we talked about Jesus a while. He slipped down on his knees and talked to Him. Asked Him to save him. Looked at me and smiled, said, 'You just barely got here in time.'
That's right. He said, 'My religious leader came by the other day,' but said, 'he didn't talk to me about Jesus. He didn't talk to me about Jesus.'
I said, 'He'd better be talking to you about Jesus if he wants to get you saved. No other way to be saved, except preaching Christ to them.' Oh, how sweet and precious it is to know this: 'Now to him that worketh is the reward not reckoned of grace, but of debt. But to him that worketh not, but believeth on him that justifieth the ungodly, his faith is counted for righteousness.'"
Lester Roloff – "What happened to Divine Healing?":
Lester Roloff:
"But Jesus said, 'I came that you might have life, and that you might have it more abundantly.' Now I tell you, you don't find people that are living a happy Christian life wanting to kill themselves.
Oh, listen, it's wonderful what the Lord can do in 15 or 20 seconds, isn't it? I mean, it's marvelous what can be done when a man faces God and his sin and said, 'Lord, have mercy on me and save me, and come in my heart.'
Oh, listen, dear friends, there's no problem that you have but what cannot be solved within the hour. There's not a problem you face which cannot be solved right here in this one hour.
Work can't solve it, education, legislation, nothing else, but Jesus can."
Lester Roloff – "What Preachers Should Be":
Lester Roloff:
"...those angels singing and saints are singing, 'Home, Sweet Home.' Folks, if you're not saved tonight, you're missing it all. I don't know of anything that would crown this service like some soul coming to Christ tonight. And saying, 'Brother Roloff, if that's soul-winning, it is, my brother, then I want in on it. Oh, I want Jesus as my Savior. I'll trust Him tonight.'
Paul could look in his face and say, 'I've fought a good fight, I've kept the faith, I've finished the course.'
Bow your heads while we pray."
Lester Roloff – "Why the Upsurge in Satan Worship?":
Lester Roloff:
"'Kneel down and worship me.' That's the height of the ambition of the devil. He's always wanted to be God. And he's nearer God today than he's ever been in the history of the world. Bible even calls him the prince of this world, prince of the power of the air. The god of this world and the prince of the power of the air. And that's the devil for you.
Never was he so loosed as he is right now. But he's going to be loosed for a season. But brother, I'm glad that that season won't last long. And I'm glad that during that season, I won't be around. God is going to close that season for me!
And you and I who are saved by the grace of God will not be here when one billion people will be killed in 24 hours. They'll have a hard time finding enough places to bury them. The Bible said in one place it'll take six months,six solid months of funerals and grave digging.
The Bible says blood will run like water when a flood comes. You say, 'I don't like it.' Well, I tell you what to do: let's get Jesus into our heart and get out of it."
This is Lester talking about the blood and faith, I will then show you how he applies it through prayer.
Lester Roloff – "Saved By Faith":
Lester Roloff:
"First of all, I got saved by faith. For by grace are you saved through faith, and that not of yourselves, it's the gift of God. There's not a person in here saved except he got saved by faith. Everybody gets saved the same way. There's not any Baptist way, or Methodist trail that leads to heaven; it's just the faith trail. By grace are you saved through faith.
Now, these three thoughts came to me on the way to church tonight:
My soul is saved by faith.
My soul has been cleansed in the blood of Jesus Christ, regardless of what folks say about it or laugh about it.
My soul has taken the plunge..."
Now, see how he tells you to plunge in.
I will put the unedited story of a little boy being told the sinner's prayer, followed by Roloff preaching it.
We know he was given the sinner's prayer, because Lester literally gives the altar call.
Lester Roloff – "Saved By Faith" (The Story of Little Joe):
Lester Roloff:
"Have you ever been saved by faith? I cannot get Little Joe off of my mind tonight. I don't know why; it's the first time that little fellow's visited me. Whether he's dead or alive, I don't know. But little old Joe Jones, I'm telling you, just about every two or three years, that little fellow comes back to me.
I preached a meeting for one of my preacher boys many years ago, and I went into the poorest community in that town. And they had a little old shack of a building, but I want you to know, those working people, full of sweat and dirt and work clothes, and here they came. Oh, what a crowd! I said, what a crowd! And night after night, the crowd grew until it was just like this tonight. They sat all over the platform, they sat on the steps. And there was an old man that'd come sit right here every night, and he'd watch me. He'd just sit and he'd watch me. Just as soon as I got up and started to preach, he'd beat it to my chair. That old man got it every night, just as sure as the world. Yes, sir. I mean, he knew he was going to have him a place to sit.
But, you know, the first night or two, there was a little boy came to the meeting. This is one of the sweetest memories of my life. And that little boy was barefooted and ragged, had on some little old overalls with little galluses, and I don't think his hair had been combed in, well, a number of months. But anyhow, there he was.
And he,I had what we call the booster band, you know, when we used to have the little booster band. And that little old boy came, though, and I kind of loved up to him. I don't think he'd ever been loved much in his life; I really don't. And when I,I remember the first time, I kind of got him by his little galluses,he wasn't very heavy,and I kind of lifted him off of the floor like that. And I said, 'Listen, what's your name?' And he couldn't talk too good. Little freckled face all over the fellow, and had a lisping in his speech. And I said, 'Joe, I sure like you.'
Boy, listen, that's all it took. You talk about a friendship; it was welded together. I'll guarantee you. That little boy was the first one the next night, and he sat there. And I never will forget the last,a Friday night of the meeting, I said, 'Now, tomorrow, that's Saturday, we're going to have an ice cream party.'
And I had a friend down at the drugstore, and he said, 'I'm going to give you 10 gallons of ice cream, and I want to come and dip it. I'll furnish the cones.'
And so the next day, you know who the first one there was, don't you? That was my buddy, that's Joe. And Joe beat it up to me, barefooted like he always,he said, 'Brother Roloff, let me and you have a ice cream eating contest.'
I mean, he was setting the stage! He said, 'This is one time without money I'll get some ice cream.'
Well, I said, 'Joe, we just don't,' And directly, anyhow, you know who the first one in the line was. He wasn't trying to be rude; he just a little hungry. And he got his ice cream. And directly, so help me, he came to me, he said, 'Brother Roloff, I ate seven, how many have you ate?'
I said, 'Joe, boy, don't eat so many you'll get sick now, because we're having church to,'
'Oh,' he said, 'I'll be there.' And he was there, too.
The next morning, I spoke in the early in the Sunday school. All the juniors were there. I gave an illustration: I talked to them about a watch and how to make it run if it stopped,plan of salvation. And then I pulled out 50 cents, and I said, 'Folks, I've got 50 cents in my hand. And I wonder if there's anybody here that believes me enough to come and get it?'
And you know who came, don't you? That's right. I mean, just like a streak, here he came. Held out his little old hand, just like that. And it seemed like the little old hand was a-trembling. And I can almost see him now. He looked up at me just saying, 'Brother Roloff, you're not going to disappoint me, are you?'
Oh, listen, I guess never in his life had he had 50 cents. And I dropped what looked like a wagon wheel in his hand. And he looked up and said, 'Thank you.'
And I said, 'Joe, that's yours the rest of your life.' And he walked to the seat and sat down.
I said, 'Folks, I'm not trying to get anybody to think that I'm paying you to get saved. But if you ever get saved, you've got to hold out your hand of faith just like that.' And I said, 'I wonder while the pianist plays Into My Heart, Come into my heart, Lord Jesus, how many of you'll come?'
You know who the first one to come was. That's right. Never shall I forget his little immortal statement when he said, 'Brother Roloff, I want to trust Jesus just like I trusted you.'
And I said, 'Joe, that'll get you in.' And he held out his little hand of faith and received Christ Jesus as his Savior.
That's not the end of the story. Few years later, this preacher prospered, and God had blessed him, and he'd built, like he does everywhere he goes, a beautiful building. And he called me on the phone and said, 'Brother Roloff, it's ready. Will you come and preach the dedication sermon on Thursday night?'
And I said, 'Yes, I will. I surely will.'
And so I went down, and I sat on the platform, and the new place was filled just like the old place was. Such a beautiful building, and filled with pews. And he said, 'Do you see somebody sitting there on the second row?'
I said, 'Yes, I believe I do. If I mistake not, that's little old Joe, isn't it?'
I said, 'He looks so bad.'
'Yeah,' he said, 'he's been very ill, almost crossed the river.'
When the service was over and everybody had gone, that same little weak, sickly boy came to me. And he said, 'Brother Roloff, I'm glad to see you. Do you know me?'
I said, 'Yes, I do, Joe. I really do.'
And I put my arm around him once again, pulled him up close to me. And he said, 'You know, Brother Roloff, I've been real sick, and I thought I was going to die. But I don't feel good tonight. And I seem like I can't get well. Would you do me a favor?'
And I said, 'Joe, if I can, I will.'
He said, 'When you get back on the radio tomorrow, I want you to sing I Won't Have to Cross Jordan Alone.'"
Lester Roloff – "Putting First Things First":
Lester Roloff:
"Listen, you'd say, 'Brother Roloff, how old should a little child be before it gets saved?'
Let me ask you this: How old should a little child be before it minds mother and daddy? Oh, you'd say, 'A very early age.'
You'd say, 'How old should I be before I could love Jesus?' How old should you be before you love your mother and daddy and be obedient to them?
Why, He said, 'Suffer little children to come unto Me, and forbid them not, for of such is the kingdom of heaven.' It's good for a man to bear the yoke in his youth. Remember now thy Creator in the days of thy youth, while the evil days come not, nor the years draw nigh when thou shalt say, 'I have no pleasure in these things.'
Ah, I wish it'd been possible somehow for you girls, before you got 12 or 15 or 16 or 18 or 20, to give your heart to Jesus. Sure would've saved you a lot of heartaches."
Lester Roloff – "Is Christ Really Divine?":
Lester Roloff:
"'Thou hast both seen Him, and it is He that talketh with thee.' And he said, 'Lord, I believe.' And when you do that, you enter in. 'Lord',he recognized the lordship of Christ.
'Sirs, what must I do to be saved?' They said, 'Believe on the Lord.'
'If thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, believe in your heart God raised Him from the dead, thou shalt be saved.' That's it! That's all I've ever preached for 45 years. I've never seen anybody believe on the Lord Jesus Christ without getting saved. Never,I've never known of anybody to call on the name of the Lord without getting saved. Bible said, 'Whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved.'
And, folks, we're right now at the heart of the secret: Jesus comes in. Not a matter of making up your mind. Not a matter of willpower. Brother, your willpower, most of it's 'won't-power' or 'don't-power.' Only Jesus can be our will. 'Lord, I believe.' And he worshipped Him."
Lester Roloff – "Have you Lost in Your Home?" (Singing Invitation):
Lester Roloff:
"Dear friends, it's time for God's people to say:
(Singing)
I am coming to that old cross,
I am poor and I'm weak and I'm blind;
I am counting all but dross,
I shall full salvation find.
I am trusting, Lord, in Thee,
Dear Lamb of Calvary;
Humbly at the cross I bow,
Save me, Jesus, oh, save me right now.
And He will."
Lester Roloff – "Have you Lost in Your Home?" (Continued):
(On-screen text: "'...that's not old enough to confess his own sin and know that he needs Christ.' Lester continues belief in the death, burial and resurrection and then vocally asking God.")
Lester Roloff:
"If I know what that word means, it spells C-H-R-I-S-T. Now, if this has to do with your religion, just forget your religion and come on to Christ, hear? It don't make no difference whether you're Baptist or Methodist or Catholic or who you are. I mean, I'm just for you and your children, and I want them all to be there when I get there, for coming shortly thereafter.
And so, I just want to be honest with the souls that have come here tonight, because you've exercised confidence in me by your coming, therefore I ought to tell you the truth while you're here.
The word C-H-R-I-S-T spells 'Christ.' The little word '-en' that goes with it means 'Christ in,' or christen, or christened.
Brother, you can't put Christ in a little sinful baby that's not old enough to confess his own sin and know that he needs Christ. And so I've never wasted any of my time, or even the baby's time, of trying to christen."
I am going to let the following parts be uncut.
But, notice the boy pointing at his heart.
What does Roloff preach in sinner's prayers?
"And come in my heart" - Divine healing
Christ came into his heart, according to the boy.
Lester Roloff – "This is the Blood":
Lester Roloff:
"And I'm not being ugly at all; I'm just simply telling the truth. The Bible said, 'Suffer little children to come.' That means permit them to come. Permit little children to come, and forbid them not, for of such is the kingdom of heaven.
He said, 'Remember now thy Creator in the days of thy youth.' He didn't say 'babyhood.' Baby doesn't remember anything. And they act like the devil, but they can't do anything about it. And you'd have to agree with me, because the Bible said, 'Behold, I was shapen in iniquity, and in sin did my mother conceive me.' So the baby was born in sin.
But there is a period of time, according I believe to the teaching of God and the grace of God and the love of God, that'll take care of a little infant that never had a chance to say, 'I know I've sinned, and I want to be saved.'
Now then, you'd raise another question, and it's just as easy to answer as that: What about the man or the boy that has come up as an inebriate? He never has had the right exercise of his mind. Now, let me say first of all, it doesn't take much sense to get saved. I mean, I've seen them,I don't know whether you were with us in the meeting down in Louisiana, remember the little boy, the little Williams boy? Remember, he wore the little rag around here because of his saliva? And that's one of the sweetest experiences we've ever had.
And his daddy,he and his son, they were inseparable. The daddy ran a store, but the little boy helped him run it. And I tell you, everywhere that daddy run, that little old boy'd go with him. And I tell you, that daddy got so burdened during that meeting, and he got so burdened he came to me and said, 'Brother Roloff, I've just got to have the assurance that if my boy dies, that he's saved. I just couldn't think about that little fellow...'
Now, if he doesn't know enough to be saved, that's all right. I mean, I know God'll take him, but if that little boy has heard enough of the gospel, and he's seen me pray enough, and heard the Word of God enough, and if he's reached the age of accountability, and we haven't helped him on to Christ, I tell you, I could never enjoy heaven.
And I said, 'Well, we'll pray about it, and we'll trust the Lord to speak to him.' That little boy's sitting on the second row every time.
And one service, it was a blessed hour, there he came. There he came. And he pointed in his heart, and pointed up. And I'm telling you, and that daddy was one more happy soul.
Now, that little boy, he'd never been off to college. In fact, he'd never been to school. But I tell you what: he heard the gospel preached, and had a longing in his heart for Jesus. That's not the end of the trail. Listen: that little boy went all over Welsh, Louisiana. I mean all over that town. And he'd walk up to an old hard sinner, and he'd point at his heart, and point up. Point at his heart, and point up. Brother, he was stirring them around! I mean, they walk in that store, and I'll guarantee you, brother, he started to tell them where he'd set his heart.
See, what I'm saying is this: it doesn't take very much intelligence to become a Christian. And as far as I'm concerned, you don't have to be too smart to go to hell. I mean, just look like most people are going,intelligent folks and all.
I've got a letter from Henderson, Texas. A precious letter. And the mother was writing for her boy. And this is what she said,or he said; he was dictating, she was his secretary. Said, 'Dear Brother Roloff, I'm mentally retarded, and I can't go to school. But,' he said, 'I'm not so mentally retarded I can't trust Jesus to be saved, and I'm a Christian.'
And, dear friend, it's not hard for me at all to say, 'Lord, I'd a lot rather be in that little boy's shoes than to be sitting in the college professor's big chair at the University of Colorado without Jesus Christ.' And if you don't agree with me, I trust you get saved tonight. I really do. Can you imagine a person living and dying and going to an eternity without Christ and without God?
Now, I've said all that to say this: there's only one way to get there. There's only one way, and that's through the blood. And He said, 'Without the shedding of blood, you're without.' And that's it. Without the shedding of blood, there's no way to get in.
Now, Leviticus 17:11... and you know there's one thing that I never preach on,never, to our radio friends or revival audience,that I ever apologize for preaching on again, and that's the blood. Another's a new birth. And there's one thing that I never get tired of preaching, and that's the blood, because that's where the life is."
You know how Lester Roloff taught accessing the blood.
"Lord, have mercy on me and save me and come into my heart."
If you believe in the Lord's death, burial, and resurrection and ask God for that, you can get the blood too!
Lester Roloff – "Security of the Believer":
Lester Roloff:
"John chapter 3: 'For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life.'
John 5:24: 'Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that heareth My word, and believeth on Him that sent Me, hath everlasting life, and shall not come into condemnation.'
Romans 10:9 and 10: 'If thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, believe in your heart God raised Him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made.'
Brother, your mouth can't confess what your heart does not..."
Lester Roloff (God bless him) teaches the proper doctrine that you must mean it with your heart, when you ask God to save you.
Amen. God bless him.
Lester Roloff – "Do You Know You Are Saved?":
Lester Roloff:
"You can know that you're saved. You say, 'Tell me, Brother Roloff. Let me give you some verses.'
'Whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved.'
'If thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, believe in your heart God raised Him from the dead, thou shalt be saved.'
'Him that cometh unto Me I will in no wise cast out.'
Would you come tonight? Would you come tonight and trust Him while we sing softly and tenderly, Jesus is Calling? Calling for you, calling for me. Oh, see on the portals, can't you? Waiting, watching, watching for you. Is He going to see you come home tonight? Would you come right now as we sing?
(Choir sings Softly and Tenderly)"
Lester Roloff – "The Coming of Our Lord":
Lester Roloff:
"'Not every one that saith unto Me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of My Father which is in heaven.'
Let's park for a moment. A lost man cannot do the will of God. The will of God is for you to be saved, that's number one.
'What must we do to work the works of God?' they said. Why, He said, 'This is the work of God, that ye believe on Him whom He hath sent.'
The daddy of all of Brother Roloff's works is the night that I accepted Jesus Christ in my heart. That was the beginning. I did no works for God, I accomplished nothing for Him until, first of all, He came into my heart and saved me.
And by their fruits ye shall know them. And I'd like the unwise to come tonight and say, 'I want oil for my lamp. I've gone through all the religious motions. I've had a lamp for a long time. I've had an Episcopalian lamp, a Catholic lamp, a Baptist lamp, and I'm tired of trimming wicks. I can't make it burn because I'm out of oil. Oh, tonight I have to make the same admission the wise virgins made when they said, "We can't give you oil. You'll have to go to the place that has the oil. Go to the one that has the oil."'
And so tonight, I can only tell you about it, but you'll have to come to the oil well to get your oil. Jesus will forgive you, will save you, and put oil in your lamp. The oil will flow freely tonight; there's plenty of oil. There's no need, dear friend, in just having a clean globe or a trimmed wick or a lamp, but say, 'Lord, put oil in my lamp and keep me burning. Burning until Jesus comes.'"
Lester Roloff – "Marriage and the Home" (Part 1):
Lester Roloff:
"I said, 'You have a fine girl here, Bill.'
'Yeah,' he said, 'she's all right. She's wonderful, fine.'
I said, 'She's been a fine Christian.' I said, 'Bill, I judge you're a Christian?'
'No, sir.'
I said, 'You're not a Christian?'
'No, sir.'
I said, 'You'd be willing to talk and pray with me about it and give your heart to Christ, wouldn't you, before you get married? You plan to build a Christian,'
'No, sir,' he said, 'not now. I'm just not ready now. Maybe after we're married.'"
Lester Roloff – "Marriage and the Home" (Part 2):
Lester Roloff:
"And no restraints, it's normal, it's natural, little old Mother Nature have her way. You've got to give expression to the desires of the flesh. Let me tell you something: Jesus gave the lie to that dirty plot. Jesus lived 33 years, and He never knew any sort of physical satisfaction like that.
And I want you to know one thing: if people will get Jesus in their heart, there's nothing absolutely essential about getting married so far as just taking care of the flesh is concerned. Why don't we have sense enough to see it? Why, where is our old-fashioned Bible discipline anyhow?
I think there's a lot of people that's married,if I could just say it and get away from it,that you're bordering on impure living the way a lot of people live together these days."
Lester Roloff – "The Greatest Crime":
Lester Roloff:
"Now, the last thing I want to say, and that is, and this is the,this is the answer right here. This is the cure, and that's Christ.
Jesus said, 'Come unto Me, A-L-L',that's all. That means every color, every race. He said, 'Come unto Me, all ye that labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. I will give you rest.'
Paul said there's one God, one Mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus. Neither is there salvation in any other, for there's none other name under heaven given among men whereby we must be saved. One Lawyer. 'Little children, I write unto you that ye sin not. But if any man sin, we have an Advocate with the Father, Jesus Christ the righteous.'
And Jesus said, 'Him that cometh unto Me I will in no wise cast out.' He said, 'Call upon Me, I will answer thee and show thee great and mighty things which thou knowest not.' And whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved.
You know who's going to be saved tonight? The one who calls. You know the one that's going to find the will of God? The one who's willing to do the will of God."
Lester Roloff – "The Greatest Gift":
Lester Roloff:
"For by grace are you saved through faith. Now, you know what I'm preaching on tonight, don't you? The greatest gift that brings the greatest gift, and it's faith.
Now, faith doesn't save. You get saved through faith. Faith is the pipeline that brings the oil of God's salvation to your heart. Now, the pipe didn't save anybody; it's the oil that goes through it. And faith is the pipe, and the salvation runs through the pipe of faith. And oh, I wish could have that kind of faith tonight.
Now then, turn to Romans chapter 12 and verse 3. And people many times say to me or to Brother Cameron or some of our workers, 'I wish I had the faith that you've got.' I've got good news for you: you've got the same kind, you've got the same amount. That's right.
Did you know if God gave Brother Cameron more faith than He gave me, I might have grounds on which to file charges against God for partiality? And if you've got more faith than I've got, you ought to honor God more than I honor God. But I've got news for you. I'm going to read it: it's Romans chapter 12 and verse 3:
'For I say, through the grace given unto me, to every man that is among you, not to think of himself more highly than he ought to think; but to think soberly, according as God hath dealt to every man a measure',not the measure,'a measure of faith.'
Now, what'd He do? He measured to every one of us the measure of faith. The measure of faith. That means He measured to Brother Cameron, and He measured to all of my boys, everybody,the measure of faith. He measured to me the measure of faith.
Now, we've got to come to something in a little bit. You say, 'Well, why don't somebody get something done with their faith? And how do you operate by faith?'
Well, it's over in the Book, and we'll come there in a little bit. Same faith, same measure of faith.
Now then, turn to Romans chapter 10. Oh, you know this one: chapter 10, verse 9 and 10. 'For with the heart',but let's go back to the ninth verse: 'That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised Him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation.'
And verse 11 said: 'Whosoever believeth on Him shall not be ashamed.' There's no difference between the Jew and the Greek, for the same Lord over all is rich unto all that call upon Him, for whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved. And verse 17: 'So then faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the Word of God.'
Now, faith is an inside gift that brings outside fruit. Sight is something that you go by on the outside. You see with these eyes. Now then, faith is a matter of the heart.
Now, let me give you four different kinds of faith, and there are just so many things,I mean, the subject I'm preaching on is unfathomable. I've never sounded the depths of this matter of faith.
Number one: there's saving faith. I just gave it to you: Romans 10:9 and 10. It'll get you saved: 'Thou shalt be saved.' And that's the great need of all of our boys and girls is that they might be saved.
Number two: there is a temporary faith. Now, turn with me, please, to Luke,to Luke chapter 8 and verse 13. Luke chapter 8 and verse 13:
'They on the rock are they, which, when they hear, receive the word with joy; and these have no root, which for a while believe, and in time of temptation fall away.'
Now, He said you can fall on stony ground. You can have an old hard heart, and the seed will fall,the gospel seed will fall in a place where it cannot find any root, and it cannot find any pulverized soil. And you read a little further, verse 25, and we find Him saying, 'Where is your faith?' He didn't say your education, your training, your church membership card. 'Where is your faith?'
And so, first of all, I'd say there's a saving faith, there's a temporary faith.
And then James 2:19, let's see what kind of faith this'd be. I wonder if this is not really the faith in so many people: chapter 2 of the book of James, and it'll be verse 19:
'Thou believest that there is one God; thou doest well: the devils also believe, and tremble.'
Now, have you ever heard of anybody said, 'I had it in my head, I didn't have it in my heart. I came with a head faith, with an intellectual faith, a knowledge faith, but I never did receive Jesus in my heart'? Your head faith will never get you anywhere until the faith goes into the heart, and you believe with your heart the Lord Jesus Christ raised up from the dead, then you'll get to be saved.
And so, intellectual faith. Have you ever heard anybody say,go out witness, knock on,'Oh, I believe in God. I believe in God, sure. I believe everybody believes in God. I believe in God.' Well, so does the devil, and he even trembles. He ought to tremble, because he knows what's going to happen to him.
Have you ever thought about the devil lives in,in the DTs? Hm? That's the devils tremble. Huh? That's right. The devil's scared all the time. Did you know the devil never rests? Did you know he never goes to bed, he never gets a nap, he never gets to sleep? Did you know that? You know the Bible says that the devil just walks up and down all the time, up and down, all the time. The Bible said, 'There's no peace, saith my God, to the wicked.' It's like the troubled sea when it cannot rest, casting up mire and dirt, and the old waves blowing and digging up the mud from down beneath.
Well, intellectual faith. You'd say, 'Well, I'm an Episcopalian, I'm a Lutheran, I'm a Catholic, and I'm a Jehovah's Witness, and I'm something else.' I know, but have you got faith in your heart that you've been saved? Do you know that you've been born again? If you faint not.
Don't have a head religion. Don't have just a denominational church religion. Let Jesus come into your heart tonight. Aren't you sick and tired of sin? You weren't happy in the world, you're not happy here, you could be if you'd receive Christ."
Lester Roloff – "The Greatest Joy":
Lester Roloff:
"You'll never have the Spirit of Jesus until you want your whole family saved.
Oh, I tell you, I'd hate to get to heaven without my kinfolks. I want them to be there. One of the joys of my life is to see many of my kinfolks won to the Lord.
Old Uncle Abe, an infidel, I guess, for many years.
He laughed,he laughed! Oh, when I started preaching, he'd laugh at me. He just like,just chill me to pieces. I mean, just chill me to pieces. Made me want to run from him when he'd laugh,(laughs mockingly),and look at me, you know, spit tobacco juice and criticize my God. Laugh at the thought of hell.
But one Sunday night under the old gospel tent, his laughing days were over. Fell on his old sinful knees and looked up at me, and he said, 'Lester, this is my last train. I'd better catch it tonight.'
And I talked with him and prayed with him. He gave his heart to Jesus, and not long after that, he went to be with the Lord that he'd rejected most of his life. Go by soul-winning."
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Lester Roloff does not teach mental assent.
Robert Breaker has more and more posted clips of Lester Roloff preaching "the blood."
This is par for the course, with Breaker with his quotes.
For instance, he loves to quote the 1987 book of Dr. Ruckman. "The Simplicity of Salvation" Which says
"If you are saved, you know that the only way to heaven is the substitutionary blood atonement of Jesus Christ. If you don’t know that, it’s because you are lost."
He does not love to quote the end of the book.
"Wherever you are, bow your head and pray a simple prayer something like this:
“Lord Jesus, I know I am a sinner, and unless you save me, I am lost forever. I now come to you, the best way I know how, and ask you to save me. I receive you as my Saviour and trust you to forgive and justify me, and present me without fault before God’s throne in the day of Judgment.”"
Regardless, Breaker has been quoting Lester more and more, which is problematic for few reasons.
1. Lester Roloff is a long dead man who can't actually speak up against Robert Breaker (of the cloud church) taking him out of context.
2. God told Lester Roloff home specifically to preserve him from the evil that was to come, including his legacy being tarnished.
Isaiah 57:1
“The righteous perisheth, and no man layeth it to heart: and merciful men are taken away, none considering that the righteous is taken away from the evil to come.”
Lester Roloff experienced a long battle with the Texas government, specifically Mark Wells White Jr.
Mark Wells White Jr. hated Roloff, despised him. He vowed if elected governor, he'd shut Roloff's homes.
If you look at the overall timeline, and everything that was happening before Lester's death.
*Roloff's homes being closed
*The public media spectacle of everything that would happen FOR YEARS IF NOT DECADES
*Roloff being publicly painted as an "abuser" to all of Texas and america by proxy
*Governor white using his political connections to paint Roloff and his friends as subhumans
*All of America being exposed to King James Bible only Christians as "Abusive to teenage girls."
*Roloff's ministry being closed
*Roloff being arrested
*Roloff dying in prison
Roloff's legacy was going to be destroyed, and everything that he set up.
The day that Mark Wells White Jr. won the governor race, Lester Roloff died in a plane crash.
Citations
Robert Breaker (cloud church) - EP 03 A Random Piece of Steak Podcast CONFESSION
https://www.youtube.com/live/2OPYaKyWWKA?si=58fA4OdBdOjmdqG3&t=3907
Robert Breaker (the Cloud Church) - Plant the Seed! Sermon 1 2025 Camp meeting in Tennessee #planting #farming #farmer #seed #seeds
(Sep 6, 2025)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVFoTUVf8NM&t=2097
Robert Breaker - Apostasy: The Falling Away #apostasy #heresy #fallingaway #lastdays #endoftime #rapture #kjvonly
https://youtu.be/IkPP6eGfyEI?si=Qu0y_05gd0mllEtm&t=1115
Lester Roloff - The Relationship Between Law and Grace
https://youtu.be/Z1zDvaP8B7U?si=klgAUr33nVAeNsLo&t=702
Lester Roloff - What happened to Divine Healing?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=faui4jl85UU&t=315
Lester Roloff - Family Altar - Roloff Evangelistic Enterprises - What Preachers Should Be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OW-WfN25Va0&t=2765
Lester Roloff - Why the Upsurge in Satan Worship？
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuksqQCwsl8&t=2434
Lester Roloff - Saved By Faith
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IXSsG0T8rA&t=114
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IXSsG0T8rA&t=1154
Lester Roloff - Putting First Things First
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgWUKek1Eqw&t=665
Lester Roloff - Is Christ Really Divine？
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqQXrfTPPGY&t=1168
Lester Roloff - Have You Lost in Your Home?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRozIK_sJuo&t=2873
Lester Roloff - This is the Blood
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ua9riTh3SgY&t=291
Lester Roloff - Security of the Believer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spyiOGjkVQc&t=1711
Lester Roloff - Do You Know You Are Saved？
https://youtu.be/2QgfkbwUhLE?si=olJj37pw_euR7WXL&t=2008
Lester Roloff - The Coming of Our Lord
https://youtu.be/Gfi41iMg7GM?si=RatEckp3AmJmiL-_&t=460
https://youtu.be/Gfi41iMg7GM?si=wuplm9nr-uZMKt4V&t=1342
Lester Roloff - Marriage and the Home
https://youtu.be/gxduPTcrakw?si=QFb9w1xMwoYSzKd8&t=1152
https://youtu.be/gxduPTcrakw?si=9tDGnCxTN9ljulSt&t=1488
Lester Roloff - The Greatest Crime
https://youtu.be/c0eCw00hAds?si=DKEbzaVnJaZu9_iR&t=2030
Lester Roloff - The Greatest Gift
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tmi_-N_RnA8&t=620
https://youtu.be/Tmi_-N_RnA8?si=5A6wPiEt2J-kIlCz&t=2424
Lester Roloff - The Greatest Joy
https://youtu.be/FypJOgMf7zw?si=SdYNLLx0kbwRtLmh&t=1365
#lesterroloff #jesuschrist #bloodofjesus #IFB #KJVONLY
