“Spiritual recovery has always demanded a vessel through which God could pour Himself. In every age there has been a remnant, those 7000 who would not bow unto Baal, who refused to be a part of the spiritual conditions of their day. There were those like Daniel, Samuel, and Benjamin who refused to be a part of the spiritual conditions that prevailed in their time. These have represented a new beginning with God; it was through them that He recovered the whole.”
“We are going to look at the vessel of recovery that God is forging through which will come the revival that will usher in the coming of the Lord. The only ears that heard the sound in the mulberry tree were those ears listening for such a sound. I have been looking, and listening, and I am seeing and hearing the sights and sounds of revival. Everywhere there are the grass roots and ground swell of a move of God. There is a hunger for reality. This third generation of Pentecostals is tired of gimmicks and games, and those involved are earnestly seeking for reality.”
“It has always been an Israel out of Israel, a remnant who, like Samuel, could see that the wrong king was on the throne; that is, that the flesh was ruling. This remnant was not caught up in all the glamour and showmanship of religion. They could see beyond the facade, that when all the 'leg-stretching' was over, the legs were still short. They were able to see that God’s special concern was a vessel through which He could pour Himself. He was after a 'new cruse;' that is, an instrument conformed to the mind of God, based solely upon the Holy Spirit’s order and requirements.”