Samuel Rutherford delighted in Christ. His holy fascination with his Saviour, his humble consciousness of his saving mercies, and his happy appetite for true communion with the Lord characterise his more personal writings in particular. His views of the Redeemer are both clear and warm. Sinclair Ferguson relying largely on Rutherford to highlight this aspect of Christian experience, not only helps us better to understand what it is, but also how it might still be pursued and cultivated by God’s people.