The Pursuit of God Study Hub
Explore A. W. Tozer’s classic through Scripture, chapter resources, spiritual application, abiding in Christ, and disciple-making.
A. W. Tozer, The Pursuit of God, its chapters, themes, history, editions, study tools, and book-specific spiritual application.
A Bible-centered framework for gospel foundations, spiritual habits, obedience, relationships, church life, mission, and multiplication.
Read the complete guide →A twelve-part biblical framework for Christian growth, spiritual maturity, spiritual formation, obedience, community, service, and multiplication.
Read the complete guide →A practical workbook design that turns biblical lessons into reflection, obedience, accountability, skill practice, and disciple training.
Read the complete guide →A guided chapter workbook structure with summaries, Scripture, reflection, prayer, application, accountability, and review.
Read the complete guide →A useful workbook should combine chapter summaries, Scripture study, reflection, prayer, practical action, and accountability.
Read the complete guide →What Should Churches Consider Before Buying Multiple Copies of The Pursuit of God?. A focused biblical and practical article about a procurement and…
Read the complete guide →What Should I Do When I Cannot Feel God’s Presence?. A focused biblical and practical article about trusting God’s revealed truth when emotions are…
Read the complete guide →Short answer: Highlight only material you will want to find again: the chapter’s main claim, key definitions, important Scripture connections, especially strong cautions, and statements that lead to concrete application.…
Read the complete guide →Short answer: What you should read after The Pursuit of God depends on what the book awakened in you. If you want a higher view of God's character, read The…
Read the complete guide →What Spiritual Problem Does The Pursuit of God Address?. A focused biblical and practical article about the gap between religious activity and living…
Read the complete guide →Ten Bible-centered lessons from The Pursuit of God covering spiritual hunger, surrender, faith, worship, abiding, obedience, and disciple-making.
Read the complete guide →The Pursuit of God appeared in 1948, at a moment when American evangelical Christianity was reorganizing, expanding, and becoming increasingly institutionally ambitious after World War II. New coalitions, seminaries, evangelistic…
Read the complete guide →The Pursuit of God was first published in 1948 by Christian Publications in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. The original edition carries a 1948 copyright notice, and A. W. Tozer dated his preface…
Read the complete guide →Where Can I Find The Pursuit of God With a Modern Study Guide?. A focused biblical and practical article about helping readers identify and purchase a…
Read the complete guide →An eight-lesson beginner pathway covering the gospel, identity in Christ, Scripture, prayer, obedience, church, relationships, and mission.
Read the complete guide →Which Chapters of The Pursuit of God Address Specific Spiritual Needs?. A focused biblical and practical article about matching particular spiritual needs…
Read the complete guide →The Pursuit of God reflects a broad stream of historic Christian devotional writing rather than one modern denominational source. Samuel M. Zwemer's original introduction specifically names Augustine, Nicholas of Cusa,…
Read the complete guide →Who Was A. W. Tozer, and Why Did He Write The Pursuit of God?. A focused biblical and practical article about Tozer’s pastoral concern, spiritual…
Read the complete guide →The Pursuit of God was originally written for spiritually hungry Christians—especially ordinary believers, pastors, and missionaries who already knew Christian doctrine but wanted a deeper, lived knowledge of God. Tozer's…
Read the complete guide →The original introduction to The Pursuit of God was written by Dr. Samuel M. Zwemer, a prominent missionary, writer, and scholar best known for his long engagement with Christian mission…
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Study pathways
Study Tozer’s themes alongside Scripture and apply the declarative, imperative, and application method.
Open the Bible study guide →Follow a weekly plan or lead a small group with discussion, prayer, application, and accountability.
View the guided study →Connect pursuing God with abiding in Christ, bearing fruit, obedience, and helping others follow Jesus.
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