
Tozer's call to seek God himself. Short chapters on hunger for God, the presence of God, and a faith that wants more than religious habit.
13 sections · about 2.2 hours
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Take nothing for granted… Go back to the grass roots. Open your hearts and search the Scriptures. Bear your cross, follow your Lord and pay no heed to the passing religious vogue. The masses are always wrong. In every generation the number of the righteous is small. Be sure you are among them.
The Root of the Righteous
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Leviticus 17–20, Hebrews 9–10
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Tozer's call to seek God himself. Short chapters on hunger for God, the presence of God, and a faith that wants more than religious habit.
13 sections · about 2.2 hours

Bounds on what must be true of the person who prays: faith, desire, humility, and a life that agrees with the request.
16 sections · about 2.4 hours

Chesterton's account of the human story with Christ at its center. He writes against histories that treat Jesus as one more religious teacher.
49 sections · about 8.1 hours
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If you want to achieve excellence, you can get there today. As of this second, quit doing less-than-excellent work.
We have not yet resisted unto blood in prayer; nay, we "do not even get a sweat on our souls," as Luther put it. We pray with a "take-it-or-leave-it" attitude; we pray chance prayers; we offer that which costs us nothing…
A little faith will bring your soul to heaven; a great faith will bring heaven to your soul.
He is a [sane] man who can have tragedy in his heart and comedy in his head.
All grief would slip away, and all questions would be remembered as the uncomprehending wails of a newborn who did not grasp the meaning of his existence and hungered only for milk.
If there were no tribulation, there would be no rest; if there were no winter, there would be no summer.