The same subject with which the conference opened was taken up on Monday morning—the Holy Spirit—and Mr. Mott That none but Members, Honorary Members, Visitors as defined by the Rules, and liberal supporters of the Club be allowed to use the Club boathouses or pontoons your own motives and manner; and ex pect who ed the meeting dwelt particularly Capt. J. P. Roberts seconded. great things from God; these three things upon the conditions of being filled with should characterise our attitude in prayer.
Mr. Mott then followed in an address on the Spirit,—desire for it, right motive in "Secret Prayer." After emphasising the seeking it, self-surrender, prayer for it, importance of secret prayer, he spoke of and confidence that the blessing will come. some of the hindrances to the profitableness The meeting developed a deep desire for that equipment for service that will enable of secret prayer. He mentioned among us so to work that the results can be others besetting sin, formality, lack of preparation, He then discussed the matter accounted for only by the aid of supernaof the place for prayer, showing the vital tural power and will give glory to God. necessity that it be a secret place. In
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