A.W. Tozer emphasizes the significance of emotions in the Christian faith, arguing that true worship involves heartfelt feelings. He reflects on his own joyful conversion experience and challenges the notion that feelings should be excluded from spiritual life. Tozer warns against being a 'feelingless people,' asserting that a lack of emotional engagement in worship indicates spiritual deadness. He encourages believers to embrace their emotions as a vital part of their relationship with God, rather than dismissing them.