Quotes from Wade E. Taylor

Real prayer begins when we enter into such communion with Him, that the Holy Spirit can pray the will of the Father through us.

Each one of us should have much of the written Word resident within us through our "devotional" relationship to the Word of God. Then we can be quickened by the Holy Spirit to speak the Word of the Lord to those who are needy, at the time of their need. This is a practical "ministry" that often is not recognized.

This end-time "Baptism of Fire" goes beyond the infilling of the Holy Spirit with the accompanying gifts, and has a two-fold purpose: It will burn away all that "hinders" the end-time visitation of the Lord; and it will "reveal" the Shekinah Glory of the Lord.

We are being called today to come beyond the realm of blessing, into becoming a finished product of "His workmanship," that the Christ within may become manifest and be revealed as His witness in the earth, with substance and power.

The Lord seeks those who are willing to lay down their reliance, not only on their intellectual ability, but also on the "gift" realm as well, for a complete dependence on the operation of the Holy Spirit through them - speaking the right word, at the right time, to the right person (the spirit of prophecy). This will be a penetrating, anointed word that will accomplish the purpose for which it is spoken, and will become a "witness" of the Lord.

Wade Taylor received a very special revelation of the message within the Song of Solomon. As a Bible school student, he had driven a group of fellow students to an outstation in New Jersey. Saturday evening, hoping that they would get together to pray about the meetings on Sunday, he was disappointed when

1957, Wade Taylor received a very special revelation of the message within the Song of Solomon. As a Bible school student, he had driven a group of fellow students to an outstation in New Jersey. Saturday evening, hoping that they would get together

To experience the "Kingdom" means that I have taken all that He has freely given to me, plus the right to my own life, and have given all this unconditionally to Him. He has become "Lord" of my life and I have yielded control over the totality of my being - all that I am, and all that I ever will be, to Him. He is now "my" Lord.