«How to have a personal relationship with the Holy Spirit»
This is my favorite author. Also, to me, this is the best book I have read on developing a personal relationship with the Holy Spirit. I was so spiritually impressed with this book, I read it three times in a row back to back. Dr. Cho revealed to me spiritual knowledge about the Holy Spirit I never knew nor believed. This book changed my life forever. I have purchased almost all his books.
Another feature about Dr. Cho I personally believe is, I think he is the Daniel and Habakkuk of our day. His words are uplifting, encouraging and denotes a real and personal relationship we all seek to enjoy with our Lord. He reveals how we can have what he has with the Holy Spirit.
Otto D. Batty Author of An Easy Dig Thru "39 Ancient Sites"
[Thursday, April 24, 2008]
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«A Primer on the Power and Personality of the Holy Spirit»
When Paul Yonggi Cho speaks about the Holy Spirit, I listen. As senior pastor of the world's largest Christian Church (more than 850,000 members), and founder and prayer warrior at Prayer Mountain, Seoul, South Korea, Cho knows about prayer and the Holy Spirit. The book covers a lot of ground, much of it introductory: Who is the Holy Spirit, the baptism, the gifts, and the evidence. Interspersed are personal stories and testimonies which are, in Cho's unique style, disarming, humbling, and heart-warming. More than anything, Cho's heart for God and love for people raditates through the book. The mature believer and the Cho student may want to skip this book and buy "Apocalyptic Prohecy", "Prayer the Brings Revival", or "The Fourth Dimension" for meatier study. But if this is your first foray into Pastor Cho's work, enjoy!
[Friday, October 25, 2002]
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«Five Plus for Dr. Cho»
Dr. Cho, my spiritual mentor, has written another great book which is birthed out of his deep relationship with the Lord. I am always amazed at the profound simplicity of this great man of God. If you want to experience the power of the Holy Spirit, then this book is a must to read over and over again.
[Saturday, March 10, 2001]
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