Who on earth was he? That is the point. True preachers of God are not famous. There are some exceptions for great preachers like John Macarthur, R.C. Sproul, etc.
True preachers do not join a government "faith office".
The Banner told a great story about him- he was preaching in a auditorium with motion censored lighting- it went dark and he preached his sermon in the dark.
The audience were so captivated by his preaching the motion censored lights could not detect any movement.
He had a shepherd's heart and was not above greeting duty and tailored his greetings to children and adults alike.
Even during his retirement he was still heavily involved in missionary work for the church.
Below is a extract from a sermon of his, it is hard hitting and it will not be one you'll be able to listen to regularly.
