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.
How Can I Pursue God When I Am Spiritually Tired?. A focused biblical and practical article about small faithful practices for exhausted believers, with…
Read the complete guide →How Can I Regain My Hunger for God?. A focused biblical and practical article about recovering spiritual desire through honesty, remembrance, removal of…
Read the complete guide →How Can I Teach a New Believer to Seek God?. A focused biblical and practical article about modeling basic practices without overwhelming a new Christian,…
Read the complete guide →A Scripture-first reflection method that connects Tozer’s themes with careful reading, prayer, self-examination, and practical obedience.
Read the complete guide →Use a simple daily rhythm of reading, Scripture, reflection, prayer, and application through a 10-day or 30-day devotional plan.
Read the complete guide →A private reflection and journaling guide for examining spiritual hunger, distractions, surrender, faith, obedience, and growth in Christ.
Read the complete guide →How Can Ordinary Life Become Sacred Worship?. A focused biblical and practical article about offering daily responsibilities to God without inventing a…
Read the complete guide →The easiest way to recognize Tozer's original text in a modern edition is to compare the edition's structure with the 1948 book and look for clear labeling of everything added…
Read the complete guide →A practical workbook plan that joins Tozer’s themes with Scripture, accountability, obedience, and helping another person follow Jesus.
Read the complete guide →A ten-session discipleship plan that connects Tozer’s spiritual themes with Scripture, obedience, accountability, and multiplication.
Read the complete guide →Seven practical steps for using Tozer’s themes to trust God’s character, confront fear, surrender control, obey Scripture, and encourage another believer.
Read the complete guide →Short answer: The Pursuit of God challenges consumer Christianity by refusing to treat God, church, or spiritual practices as products designed primarily to satisfy personal preference. Tozer’s emphasis on surrender,…
Read the complete guide →Short answer: The Pursuit of God challenges performance-based Christianity by shifting the center from proving spiritual worth to receiving grace, desiring God, surrendering self-importance, and obeying from relationship rather than…
Read the complete guide →Short answer: The Pursuit of God can help a Christian struggling with anxiety by redirecting attention from constant self-protection toward God’s character, presence, and trustworthy rule, while encouraging surrender of…
Read the complete guide →Short answer: The Pursuit of God can help a Christian who feels spiritually stuck by turning a vague sense of stagnation into specific questions about desire, attention, surrender, obedience, and…
Read the complete guide →Short answer: The Pursuit of God can help an overcommitted church member by exposing the difference between serving God and using constant religious activity as a substitute for communion with…
Read the complete guide →Short answer: The Pursuit of God can help Christians face seasons of waiting by shifting the central question from “When will my circumstances change?” to “How can I know, trust,…
Read the complete guide →Short answer: The Pursuit of God can help Christians handle recognition and reputation by moving the center of identity away from human approval and back to God. Tozer's teaching on…
Read the complete guide →Short answer: The Pursuit of God can help Christians handle success by exposing how recognition, comfort, and achievement can quietly replace dependence on God. Tozer’s themes of surrender, Creator-creature order,…
Read the complete guide →Short answer: The Pursuit of God can help Christians make decisions without demanding certainty by directing confidence toward God's character rather than toward perfect information, private signs, or an anxiety-free…
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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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