Attributes of God, Volume 1: A Journey Into the Father's Heart

as Tozer rhapsodizes about the qualities of the divine. Some of the material here has appeared in other volumes--either that, or Tozer had a tendency to use a lot of the same examples and metaphors repeatedly--but most of it is worth hearing again. The one flaw in Tozer is that sometimes he can fall into circular logic, especially when he appeals to the intellect to understand the limits of the intellect in comprehending the attributes of God.

I love tozer, he not a money preacher, never owned a car, read shakespeare on his knees. And his books were not written to entertain but to inform. And he does a great job. This is the first of two books that explains some of God's attributes. And answer the big question what is like? Highly recommended.

I find Tozer's writing to be profoundly deep and tought provoking . Excellent reading for a seeker of Truth.

These attributes of God made me want to know God more as they will anyone who listens to this book. It also made me realize just what has been lost in the church in just the last 50 years.

used it to meditate on the character of God. it was helpful to think of how our Father transcends all things. How immense His I
love is for us and how uncontained and unimaginable His glory is. read again type of book.

If you truly love God? Then you'll love this book! Tozer takes topics (attributes) that there's no language for and does a great job "trying" to explain them. I dare you to listen.

great book to the point and classic AW TOZER STYLE back to the basics and full of truth and wisdom

I loved this audio book. Getting to know the real God & not what I thought he was.

I highly recommend this book to the sincere believer. He challenges you to earnestly seek God forsaking self. He also does a very good job of describing God. It'll deepen your faith and open your spiritual eyes.

Tozer calls back to an awareness and reverent appreciation of The Lord. We have, as a culture and society, forgotten (or have chosen to forget) the awesome majesty of God. Some call Tozer a mystic; he is one of the most clear and forthright Christian writers ever. Highly recommend!