Rob Rufus on Communion with God

"There are too many people thinking instead of drinking!".

Rob Rufus - "Knowing the Person of the Holy Spirit - His Names, Titles and Operations" - City Church International, Hong Kong - Sunday 9th September 2007

R T Kendall on Balance in Doctrine and Experience

"If it is true that if our doctrine of salvation is not accused or being antinomian, it is likely we have not really preached justification, then I think it is also true that if our doctrine of the immediate witness of the Spirit is not accused of being charismatic, we probably have not really held to a robust doctrine of the Spirit".

Dr R T Kendall - "John Cotton - First English Calvinist?" - in "Puritan Experiment in the New World" - Westminster Conference Papers - (1976).

A W Tozer on the Presence of God

"In my own being I could not exist very long as a Christian without this inner conciousness of the Presence and nearness of God".

A W Tozer - "Whatever Happened to Worship?" - Kingsway, Eastbourne (1985) - (p27).

A W Tozer on the Love of God

"This is the best of good news: God loves us for ourselves".

A W Tozer - "Whatever Happened to Worship?" - Kingsway, Eastbourne (1985) - (p26).

A W Tozer on Worship and Communion with God

"The God who desires our fellowship and communion is not hard to please although He may be hard to satisfy. He expects of us only what He has Himself supplied. He is quick to mark every simple effort to please Him and just as quick to overlook our imperfections when He knows we meant to do His will".

A W Tozer - "Whatever Happened to Worship?" - Kingsway, Eastbourne (1985) - (p25).

A W Tozer on on Worship and Noise!

"This may be hard for some to admit but when we are truly worshipping and adoring the God of all grace and of all love and of all mercy and of all truth, we may not be quiet enough to please everyone!".

A W Tozer - "Whatever Happened to Worship?" - Kingsway, Eastbourne (1985) - (p15).

A W Tozer on Worshipping God

"A worshipper can work with eternal quality in his work. But a worker who does not worship is only piling up wood, hay and stubble for the time when God sets the world on fire".

A W Tozer - "Whatever Happened to Worship?" - Kingsway, Eastbourne (1985) - (p13).

A W Tozer on Worship

"We should not be concerned about working for God until we have learned the meaning and delight of worshipping Him".

A W Tozer - "Whatever Happened to Worship?" - Kingsway, Eastbourne (1985) - (p13).

J I Packer on the Puritans and Communion with God

"In private they talked freely of their experiences of God, for they had deep experiences to talk about it".

J I Packer - "Among God's Giants" - Kingsway (1993) - (p283).

J I Packer on the Puritans and Communion with God

"We cannot but conclude that whereas to the Puritans communion with Godwas a great thing, to evangelicals today it is a comparatively small thing. The Puritans were concerned about communion with God in a way that we are not ... when Christians meet, they talk to each other ... but rarely of their daily experience of God".

J I Packer - "Among God's Giants" - Kingsway (1993) - (p282).

J I Packer on the Gospel

"That is the reality of communion".

J I Packer - "Among God's Giants" - Kingsway (1993) - (p265).

Leonard Ravenhill on Intimacy and Communion with God

"Great eagles fly alone; great lions hunt alone; great souls walk alone - alone with God".

Leonard Ravenhill cited in John Blanchard - "The Complete Gathered Gold" - Evangelical Press (2006) - (p99).