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| And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose. |
| Romans 8:28 |
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A.W. Tozer Devotional Archives |
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Concentrating on Christ at Christmas
By A.W. Tozer
Christmas as it is celebrated today is badly in need of a radical reformation. What was at first a spontaneous expression of an innocent pleasure has been carried to inordinate excess. In one section of Chicago, for instance, the excited citizenry vie with each other each year for the biggest, gaudiest and most vulgar Christmas tree, on the porch, |
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"Scroogeless" Christmas
By A.W. Tozer
In these latter-years of the 20th century, no other season of the year reveals so much religion and so little godliness as the Christmas season.
Now, Dickens to the contrary notwithstanding, I do not believe that we are compelled to choose between old Scrooge and Tiny Tim. Surely there is a middle ground where mature, love-inspired, |
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Panic-free in Christ
By A.W. Tozer
I could quote hundreds of passages from the Holy Scriptures to show that God keeps His people and that there is nothing in earth or in hell that can harm a trusting soul. The past is forgiven, the present is in God's keeping and a thousand bright promises give assurance for the future. Yet we are sometimes terrified by the adversary. This is not |
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Living Under the Threat of Terrorism
By A.W. Tozer
It becomes us . . . To be penitent, confident and humbly brave before the mask of terror presented by H-bombs, sputniks and ballistic missiles. We need to make sure that we are morally worthy to be perpetuated as a nation and the God of Sabaoth will guard and protect us. I believe that our country is still the object of God's interest. The warm |
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Sin Infected
By A.W. Tozer
As we consider the potentials for moral greatness that God built into human nature when He made man in His own image; when we see how self-sacrificing and kind people are at their best moments; when we observe the innocent sweetness of a baby or the selfless, shining love of a mother we are scarcely prepared for the shock of reading history or |
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