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A. W. Tozer

“God is a person who can be known in increasing degrees of intimacy as we prepare our hearts for the wonder.”
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A. W. Tozer

“There is a difference in the penetrating power of words. The same words spoken by one man can put you under conviction, but spoken by another, they can leave you completely cold. That is the difference made by the unction of the Spirit.”
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Adrian Rogers

“There is no sin which proper prayer would not have avoided, and there is no need that prayer cannot meet.”
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Adrian Rogers

“There is not one of us who cannot contact Heaven. Never say in a situation, ‘There’s nothing I can do.’ You can pray.”
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Agnes Ozman

“A continual feast is in my soul as I feed on the Word and pour out my soul in prayer, both in the known and in the unknown tongue for the lost.”
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Agnes Ozman

“As we spent much time in the presence of God, He caused our hearts to be opened to all that is written.”
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Agnes Ozman

“As we worshipped the Lord I offered prayer in English and then prayed in another language in tongues.”
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Agnes Ozman

“At this school I had many feasts with the Master, while I sought to make a full surrender to God.”
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Agnes Ozman

“At times I longed more for the Holy Spirit to come in than for my necessary food. At night I had a greater desire for Him than for sleep.”
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Agnes Ozman

“God answered their prayers by pouring out His Spirit and one after another began speaking in tongues and some were given interpretation.”
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Agnes Ozman

“I did as I see so many others are doing in these days, rested and reveled in tongues and other demonstrations instead of resting alone in God.”
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Agnes Ozman

“I had the added joy and glory my heart longed for and a depth of the presence of the Lord within that I had never known before.”
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