The Essential Works of A. W. Tozer

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A. W. Tozer. The Essential Works of A. W. Tozer

The Essential Works of A. W. Tozer

Table of Contents

Paths to Power

I. Power in Action

II. God’s Part and-Man‘s

III. The Fruits of Obedience

IV. Miracles Follow the Plow

V. Doctrinal Hindrances

VI. Through the Out-Poured Spirit

VII. Unity and Revival

The Pursuit of God

Preface

I. Following Hard after God

II. The Blessedness of Possessing Nothing

III. Removing the Veil

IV. Apprehending God

V. The Universal Presence

VI. The Speaking Voice

VII. The Gaze of the Soul

VIII. Restoring the Creator-creature Relation

IX. Meekness and Rest

X. The Sacrament of Living

The Divine Conquest

Preface

I. The Eternal Continuum

II. In Word, or in Power

III. The Mystery of the Call

IV. Victory through Defeat

V. The Forgotten One

VI. The Illumination of the Spirit

VII. The Spirit as Power

VIII. The Holy Spirit as Fire

IX. Why the World Cannot Receive

X. The Spirit-filled Life

How to be Filled with the Holy Spirit

Preface

I. Who is the Holy Spirit?

II. The Promise of the Father

III. How to be Filled with the Holy Spirit

IV. How to Cultivate the Spirit’s Companionship

The Root of the Righteous

Preface

I. The Root of the Righteous

II. We Must Give Time to God

III. God is Easy to Live With

IV. Listen to the Man Who Listens to God

V. We Must Hear Worthily

VI. That Utilitarian Christ

VII. On Receiving Admonition

VIII. The Great God Entertainment

IX. Bible Taught or Spirit Taught?

X. The Terror of the Lord

XI. The Terror of the Lord

XII. Faith is a Perturbing Thing

XIII. True Faith Brings Committal

XIV. The Great Disparity

XV. Our Enemy Contentment

XVI. Christ is the Pattern

XVII. The Cross is a Radical Thing

XVIII. We Must Die If We Would Live

XIX. Christ Died for Our Hearts

XX. We Stand in Christ’s Triumph

XXI. To Be or To Do

XXII. Make Room for Mystery

XXIII. The Whole Life Must Pray

XXIV. No Saviorhood Without Lordship

XXV “A Sweet Lute, Sweetly Played”

XXVI. The All-Importance of Motive

XXVII. The Presence More Important Than the Program

XXVIII. The World’s Most Tragic Waste

XXIX. The Hunger of the Wilderness

XXX. Our Fruit Will Be What We Are

XXXI. Needed: A Baptism of Clear Seeing

XXXII. Narrow Mansions

XXXIII. The Sanctification of Our Desires

XXXIV. In Praise of Disbelief

XXXV. Thankfulness as a Moral Therapeutic

XXXVI. Understanding Those Dry Spells

XXXVII. About Hindrances

XXXVIII. The Uses of Suffering

XXXIX. Praise God for the Furnace

XL. Victory in the Guise of Defeat

XLI. Love of the Unseen is Possible

XLII. Something Beyond Song

XLIII. Three Degrees of Love

XLIV. We Need Cool Heads

XLV. We Can Afford to Wait

XLVI. God, the First and the Last

The Knowledge of the Holy

Preface

I. Why We Must Think Rightly About God

II. God Incomprehensible

III. A Divine Attribute: Something True About God

IV. The Holy Trinity

V. The Self-existence of God

VI. The Self-Sufficiency of God

VII. The Eternity of God

VIII. God’s Infinitude

IX. The Immutability of God

X. The Divine Omniscience

XI. The Wisdom of God

XII. The Omnipotence of God

XIII. The Divine Transcendence

XIV. God’s Omnipresence

XV. The Faithfulness of God

XVI. The Goodness of God

XVII. The Justice of God

XVIII. The Mercy of God

XIX. The Grace of God

XX. The Love of God

XXI. The Holiness of God

XXII. The Sovereignty of God

XXIII. The Open Secret

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A. W. Tozer

Paths to Power, The Pursuit of God, The Divine Conquest, The Root of the Righteous

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Every age has its own characteristics. Right now we are in an age of religious complexity. The simplicity which is in Christ is rarely found among us. In its stead are programs, methods, organizations and a world of nervous activities which occupy time and attention but can never satisfy the longing of the heart. The shallowness of our inner experience, the hollowness of our worship, and that servile imitation of the world which marks our promotional methods all testify that we, in this day, know God only imperfectly, and the peace of God scarcely at all.

If we would find God amid all the religious externals we must first determine to find Him, and then proceed in the way of simplicity. Now as always God discovers Himself to "babes" and hides Himself in thick darkness from the wise and the prudent. We must simplify our approach to Him. We must strip down to essentials (and they will be found to be blessedly few). We must put away all effort to impress, and come with the guileless candor of childhood. If we do this, without doubt God will quickly respond.

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