True faith rests upon the character of God and asks no further proof than the moral perfections of the One who cannot lie.
Tags: faith

Other Quotes by "A.W. Tozer"

We forgot that there are some things that we cannot get hold of with our minds. The mind is good -- God put it there. He gave us our heads, and it was not His intention that our heads would function just as a place to hang a hat. He gave us our heads, and He put brains in our heads, and that faculty we call the intellect has its own work to do. But that work is not the apprehending of divine things -- that is of the Holy Spirit. Let me remind you now that modern orthodoxy has make a great blunder in the erroneous assumption that spiritual truth can be intellectually perceived. There have been far-reaching conditions resulting from this concept -- and they are showing in our preaching, our praying, our singing, our activity and our thinking.
— A.W. Tozer The Counselor: Straight Talk about the Holy Spirit from a 20th Century Prophet
Tags: theology, religion, orthodoxy, education, christianity
The best book is not one that informs merely, but one that stirs the reader up to inform himself.
Tags: reading, education, books
When you kill time, remember that it has no resurrection.
Tags: wasted-time, time, carpe-diem
The average man has no central core of moral assurance, no spring within his breast, no inner strength to place him above the need for repeated psychological shots to give him the courage to go on living. He has become a parasite on the world, drawing his life from his environment, unable to live a day apart from the stimulation which society affords him.
Tags: holy-spirit, faith
Any faith that does not command the one who holds it is not a real belief; it is a pseudo belief only. And it might shock some of us profoundly if we were brought suddenly face to face with our beliefs and forced to test them in the fires of practical living. Many of us Christians have become extremely skillful in arranging our lives so as to admit the truth of Christianity without being embarrassed by its implications.
Tags: faith, assumptions
View More by "A.W. Tozer"