preface.
God, only God!

1.
Into the sweet heat of pursuing God day and night
: Time to respond to his long wait

2.
Killing the stubborn and stale greedy person in your heart
: A test of possessiveness that determines life and death

3.
Through the death of the ego, finally into the light of presence
: The only way to tear down the curtain called 'I'

4.
Understanding the Living World of God
: The wonders of the spiritual world

5.
Awakening to the God Who Is Here
: Training in receptivity to respond to God

6.
When life begins to hear the word
: Become familiar with the voice and tone of God.

7.
Lift up your soul's eyes and gaze upon the Savior
: A lifelong, unstoppable practice of faith

8.
The Creator is the Creator,
Creation is in the place of creation
: Finding a spiritual place where everyone can be happy

9.
Let go of the miserable burden of life and lean on the gentleness of Jesus.
: Rest comes only when we bow down before His feet.

10.
May the whole world be a sanctuary, and may all life be a priestly ministry.
: The art of making every moment a holy worship

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“There is a starting point, but there is no end point.
“No one has found it yet!”

Pursuing God's infinite riches
Happy quest and glorious pursuit

There are quite a few people who are well-versed in Biblical doctrines, having been exposed to numerous sermons and religious books.
But why don't we love God? Why don't we thirst for God? Tozer appeals to a Christianity that has become sated with things other than God, arguing that the spiritual revival of the church and the age must be preceded by the spiritual revival of individuals.
This book invites each person to a place of personal spiritual revival.
The book is divided into ten chapters that prompt individual reflection, all of which, as the author states, are "a humble attempt to help God's hungry children find Him." Each chapter concludes with a prayer to support each reader's time of seeking God in their own closet.


The seeker's earnest cry echoes through every bookcase,
Into the discoverer's exclamations of joy!

David's life was like a torrent of spiritual longing.
The driving force of Paul's life was his burning desire for Christ.
Life on this earth is truly short.
Since following God closely is the greatest blessing a human being can enjoy, let us now cast off all pretense and pretense and fervently pursue God, praying and wrestling with Him day and night, whether the season is favorable or not.
May this place, where we live, become a holy age, a sanctuary, where we worship and seek only God! The author's message, delivered with soul-piercing insight and profound yet masterful writing, of the "unchanging gospel," will resonate deeply with both the American Christianity of the "Roaring Twenties" in which he lived and the modern church, still struggling with the same issues.