Tozer’s eloquence and insight is rarely found these days, and Grover made it seem like a walk in the park, making the book easy to understand. Grover Gardner may be applauded (once again) for his work, and even more so as he spoke Tozer’s words so well. With words like these, Tozer shakes the soul.
This book does as the Bible does: explaining the Holy Spirit as a Person in the Trinity, and One we can always turn to, as He lives in us after salvation, ready to fill us at any moment, so long as we have our priorities right. Salvation is from our side a choice, from the divine side a conquest of the Most High God. When thinking of the Godhead, we tend to think of only the Father and Son. A staple of this book is the Holy Spirit, very often misunderstood and more often forgotten or dismissed by sinful man. And I’ll surely read both again, this one first, next time.) Tozer speaks often of religion and how we’ve created terrible definitions for only holy things, essentially giving religion a new meaning that pleases us, not God. The Essential Tozer Collection: The Pursuit of God, The Purpose of Man, and The Crucified Life by A.W. (I happened to read/hear it after, but this did not take away from it’s clear input. Only to know this is to quiet our spirits and relax our nerves. There are no deadlines against which he must work. Tozer 73,165 ratings, 4.37 average rating, 2,453 reviews Open Preview The Pursuit of God Quotes Showing 1-30 of 689 God never hurries. This is a wonderful prequel to The Pursuit of God and, if read/heard before, will give great insight to the majesty of our Heavenly Father. The Pursuit of God: The Human Thirst for the Divine by A.W.
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