Another great read by A. W. Tozer. In this book he tackles the issues man has with giving his all to God. A great companion to The Pursuit of God I remember reading this book soon after the former and falling in love with it. I recommended the book to anyone who would listen. It was just the thing I needed and got my thoughts turning over and over in my mind, processing what I had read. If you’re in a slump right now with your Christian walk, or just anyone really, this is an absolute must read. It helps you refocus on your journey and realize how small everything is in comparison to God. Great book, great minister. Easy five star book.
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The Pursuit of God is probably the first book I ever read by A. W. Tozer. I was fifteen and was absolutely amazed at how I was riveted to this book as much as novels riveted me. In my young mind it was dumbfounding. Since then I had always intended to reread the title but never had. I wanted to see if the book still had the same effect on me. Well it did. In my opinion this is the best book by Tozer – EVER. From front to back it’ll take you on a remarkable journey and teach very important topics. It’s a necessity in any Christian’s library. I remember comparing this to a theology course I was taking in high school at the time and wishing so very much that instead of reading A. W. Pink I was reading A. W. Tozer. Honestly, for any fifteen-year-old to want that, you know it’s got to be good stuff. This book had a pretty good impact on my life as I hope it continues to do so. Many thanks to Moody for bringing this title around again – great read, highly recommend.
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again – A. W. Tozer’s writings are the best. Like. For real. I’m absolutely thrilled with all the reprints Moody has been releasing over the last few years. Great content and beautiful cover art. Prayer tackles some issues that churches are dealing with today in that specific realm. Lately things have been kind of tough. The last two years especially. Sometimes I just didn’t know what to do, and, truth be told, I didn’t do what I should have done – pray. This is a great little book and timely too as we see everything that’s going on around the world and in our personal lives. It’s tumultuous times. Now more than ever prayer is needed. And sometimes our pride gets in the way. Maybe you’re like me and need to just delve into a book like this. At first I was like, people need to read about prayer? But then the more I read the more I realized every Christian needs to read this book. It’s an absolute fabulous read and I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.
Mickey Free. Victim and…not so victim. His was an unfortunate lot. Trusted by few, the life of the mixed blood soul was entwined with those he met along the way setting a sometimes less than happy course in history. This is that story. With vivid characters like Geronimo and the Apache Kid this is a book not to be missed.
Isabel Creston is settled. Finally. She’s mostly content though in her earlier days she had been somewhat of an odd duck. She’s teaching and caring for her sister, quietly. With her parents gone, she’s the responsible one now. Then the news of unknown relatives comes and the pair are tossed into a difficult world that will teach them valuable lessons and lead them down unexpected paths.
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