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The Pursuit of God

By: A. W. Tozer
Narrated by: Mark Moseley
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During a train trip from Chicago to Texas in the late 1940s, A.W. Tozer began to write The Pursuit of God. He wrote all night, and when the train arrived at his destination, the rough draft was done. The depth of this book has made it an enduring favorite.

Public Domain (P)2012 Audible, Inc. Classics Religious Studies Theology Inspiring Thought-Provoking

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In a sense, Christian pastor Aiden Wilson Tozer wrote The Pursuit of God (1948) to pick up where the Bible left off. In this audiobook Tozer aims to teach faithful listeners the "art of worship". In a performance that evokes the friendly, heartfelt voice of a great pastor, Mark Moseley serves up spiritual guidance for Christians who seek to become more devout and to develop a closer, more personal relationship with God. According to Tozer, "man must pursue God", and Moseley's sincere performance inspires listeners to do so. Perhaps one does not always need to visit a church to find a spiritual mentor.
Profound Spiritual Insights • Timeless Theological Wisdom • Pleasant Voice • Practical Faith Application • Clear Narration

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I enjoyed listening so much that I also wanted a written copy of this so I could read certain sections over again. I ended up downloading a public domain version of the book for Kindle. One quote that struck me was in the preface, "It is a solemn thing, and no small scandal in the Kingdom, to see God's children starving while actually seated at the Father's table." Meaning that Christians want a deeper relationship with the God, but they don't know where to get it and this is not taught in church. This book was written in 1948. I don't know what was available for help back then, but there are hundreds of resources we can go to in order to develop a more meaningful relationship with God. All one needs to do is pick up a fork and start eating. A few good places to start are Henry Blackaby's "Experiencing God" or Avery T. Willis' "MasterLife" or even anything by Beth Moore, also John Yates does an amazing job sharing the entire bible in a course called Faith Bible Institute. None of this was available back then, but we don't have any reason to sit at the Father's table and go hungry. Pick up a fork and dig in! At any rate, this was a very good, little book and is definitely worth the time to listen.

Short, Sweet, and Full of Good Food

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Really enjoyed very inspiring work. Highly recommend this teaching/sermon. Found it a faith builder and quite useful to my faith walk.

Great faith builder

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I loved everything about this experience, story & narration excellent,interesting , special, interest in, detailed

I loved everything about this experience,

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Everyone should read this to grow a better understanding of God and the relationship he wants with us

A must read

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I loved this and will listen to this many more times as it's a blessing

to know God is the highest goal

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