A.W. Tozer

September 18, 2018Written by Rick Shrader

A.W. Tozer on Compromise

“An encouraging thought for the true Christian is that the movement from orthodoxy to liberalism is usually slow, almost too slow to be perceived, where as the movement back to faith is sudden.”

A.W. Tozer, This World: Playground or Battleground?, p. 97.

Source: This World: Playground or Battleground?

What Christian doesn’t enjoy another book by A.W. Tozer? After all that I have read of Tozer over the years, this title was brought to my attention in a recent article and I had not read it. The publisher’s forward (for Wing Spread Publishers, Camphi …

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