Roy Warren, 3/24/2019: A.W. Tozer once wrote, "We want to be saved, but we insist that Christ do all the dying.  No Cross for us, no dethronement, no dying.  We remain king within the little kingdom of Mansoul, and wear our tinsel crowns with all the pride of a Caesar; but we doom ourselves to shadows and weakness and spiritual sterility.  So subtle is the self-life that scarcely anyone is conscious of its presence.  Because man is born a rebel, he is often unaware that he is one!" Listen

Roy Warren, 3/17/2019: A.W. Tozer once wrote, "The Biblical Cross is a symbol of death.  God salvages the individual by liquidating him and then raising him again to newness of life.  God offers life, but not an improved old life.  The life He offers is life out of death.  It stands always at the far side of the Cross.  Among the plastic saints of our times, Jesus has to do all the dying and all we want is to hear another sermon about His dying."  Join us as we take that crucial second step with Jesus towards the Cross. Listen

Roy Warren, 3/10/2019: A.W. Tozer once wrote, "All unannounced, and mostly undetected, there has come into modern times a new cross into popular evangelical circles.  This new cross, if understood aright, is the source of oceans of good, clean fun and so-called innocent enjoyment.  It lets the old Adam live without interference.  His life is unchanged; he still lives for his own pleasure.  The new cross does not slay the sinner, it redirects him.  It gears him into a cleaner and jollier way of living." Listen

Roy Warren, 3/3/2019: A.W. Tozer once wrote, "The popular notion that the first obligation of the church is to spread the gospel to the uttermost parts of the earth is false.  Her first requirement is to be spiritually worthy to spread it.  Our Lord said, 'Go ye,' but He also said, 'Tarry ye,' and the tarrying had to come before the going.  Had the disciples gone forth as missionaries before the day of Pentecost, it would have been an overwhelming spiritual disaster, for they could have done no more than make Christians like themselves." Listen

Roy Warren, 2/24/2019: A.W. Tozer once wrote, "The man who comes to Christ in the lonliness of personal repentance and faith is also born into a family.  The Church is called the household of God, and it is the ideal place to rear young Christians.  Just as a child will not grow up to be a normal adult, so the Christian, who withdraws from the fellowship of other Christians, will suffer great soul injury as a result.  Such a one can never hope to develop normally."  Join us to truly discover the rent garment! Listen

Roy Warren, 2/17/2019: A.W. Tozer once wrote, "The God of glory sometimes revealed Himself like a sun to warm and bless, indeed, but often to astonish, overwhelm, and blind before He healed and bestowed permanent sight.  We have only to prepare Him a habitation in love and faith and humility.  We have but to want Him badly enough, and He will come and manifest Himself to us.  Among the gifts of the Spirit scarcely anyone is of greater practical usefulness than the gift of discernment." Listen

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Roy Warren, 2/3/2019: A.W. Tozer once wrote, "Satan cares little whether we go astray after false doctrine or merely turn sour.  Either way, he wins.  In spiritual matters, we think correctly only when we boldly rule out the concept of space.  God is spirit, and spirit does not dwell in space.  We should never think of God as being spatially near or remote.  God is infinite and in His infinitude, He swallows up all space.  God is not contained: He contains.  We do not recover; we are recovered." Listen

Roy Warren, 1/27/2019: A.W. Tozer once wrote, "Much of our difficulty as seeking Christians stems from our unwillingness to take God as He is and adjust our lives accordingly.  We insist upon trying to modify Him and to bring Him nearer to our image.  It's no use.  We can only get a right start by accepting God as He is and learning to love Him for what He is.  As we go on to know Him better, we shall find it a source of unspeakable joy that God is just what He is."  Join us in discovering His record! Listen

Roy Warren, 1/20/2019: A.W. Tozer once wrote, "For the true Christian, the one supreme test for the present soundness and ultimate worth of everything religious must be the place our Lord occupies in it.  Is He Lord or a symbol?  Is He in charge of the project or merely one of the crew?  Does He decide things or only help to carry out the plans of others?  All religious activities must be proved by the answer to the question, 'Is Jesus Christ Lord of this act?'"  Join us to truly delve into the idea of reward! Listen