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Tag: A.W. Tozer

Our Great Deficiency

Our Great Deficiency

by | Jan 18, 2018 | , , , , , , , , , | 0

I can only say that I have observed one significant lack among evangelical Christians which might turn out to be the real cause of most of our spiritual troubles. Of course, if that were true, then the supplying of that lack would be our most critical need. The great deficiency to which I refer is the lack of spiritual discernment, especially among our leaders. How there can be so much Bible knowledge and so little insight, so little moral penetration, is one of the enigmas of the religious world today.

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A.W. Tozer – A 20th Century Prophet

A.W. Tozer – A 20th Century Prophet

by | Jun 9, 2015 | , , , | 0

During his lifetime, Tozer, as he preferred, earned the reputation of a twentieth-century prophet. His spiritual gifts afforded him a degree of insight regarding biblical truth and the nature and state of the evangelical church in his day. Able to express his perceptions in a beautiful, simple, forceful manner, Tozer was often the voice of God when the words of others were but echoes. He saw through the fog of modern Christianity, pointing out the rocks on which it might flounder if it continued its course.

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PRAISE, INC

PRAISE, INC

by | May 29, 2015 | , , , | 0

Worship is serious business as far as God is concerned and He wants His people to so consider it when they approach Him. A superficial attitude only reveals a basic unfamiliarity with God on the part of the worshiper. By bringing into the worship experience things incompatible with the nature and character of God can only bring reproach upon the congregation and leadership. The trend today to drag elements of our culture into a service set apart for the worship of God must displease Him.

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REPROOF: Tozer to John MacArthur & 21st Century Fundamentalist Cessationists

REPROOF: Tozer to John MacArthur & 21st Century Fundamentalist Cessationists

by | Oct 25, 2013 | , , , , , , | 0

It is no use to deny that Christ was crucified by persons who would today be called fundamentalists. This should prove to be disquieting if not downright distressing to us who pride ourselves on our orthodoxy. An unblessed soul filled with the letter of truth may actually be worse off than a pagan kneeling before a fetish. We are saved only when our intellects are indwelt by the loving fire that came at Pentecost. For the Holy Spirit is not a luxury, not something added now and again to produce a deluxe type of Christian once in a generation. No. He is for every child of God a vital necessity, and that He fill and indwell His people is more than a languid hope. It is rather an inescapable imperative.

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The True Nature of Spiritual Idolatry

The True Nature of Spiritual Idolatry

by | Mar 13, 2013 | , , , , | 0

To merely call idolatry “sin,” though it certainly is, somehow seems an extreme understatement, for it is the ultimate affront unto God. Yet, arguably, it is the most pervasive sin of all today among professing believers. Contributing to the prevalence of idolatry within Christendom, no doubt, is the common perception by many that idolatry is something that occurs only in underdeveloped, far-away, foreign lands, or that it is something relegated mostly to ancient civilizations of past ages, while nothing could be further from the truth.

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The Loneliness of the Christian

The Loneliness of the Christian

by | Jun 2, 2011 | , | 0

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The Church’s Greatest Need

The Church’s Greatest Need

by | Feb 25, 2010 | , , , | 0

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Our Most Critical Need

Our Most Critical Need

by | Mar 13, 2008 | , , , , , , , , | 0

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