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Renewed Day by Day: A Daily Devotional

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This book rivals Oswald Chambers "My Utmost for His Hightest" in clarity and depth of spiritual thought. Tozer's full theological understanding and personal experience are represented in personal daily devotions. His concern is for the individual believer's walk, scriptural understanding and the mental and spiritual health of the church. Definitely worth having in a devotional library!

Tozer was a man out of time. This devotional, a culling of his writings, is profound in its prophetic vision, providing a far more serious challenge to the life of committed believers than most of the pap that passes for devotionals today.

More than anything, the profound depth of Tozer's wisdom and his love for the people of God come sparkling through. If the purpose of a devotional is to get one thinking and meditating on the Bible, Renewed Day by Day more than accomplishes this task.

A must have for those looking to grow in grace and knowledge of Christ.

This book rivals Oswald Chambers "My Utmost for His Hightest" in clarity and depth of spiritual thought. Tozer's full theological understanding and personal experience are represented in personal daily devotions. His concern is for the individual believer's walk, scriptural understanding and the mental and spiritual health of the church. Definitely worth having in a devotional library!

This will be a great read for many years to come. It doesn't have space for notes, which I prefer. I can keep my own personal journal. That way, when I read the book the following year, I will be more inclined to note how Tozer's words hit me; rather than my own thoughts on his words 365 days prior.

For many years I gleaned new insights and fell in love with God all over again through this wonderful collection of inspirational works. Early in my Christian life I encountered A.W. Tozer's great pastoral works and have remained challenged with each reading. It has been said that modern American Christianity is 3,000 miles wide and less than an inch thick; Mr. Tozer's work is a challenge to that assertion. Of all the Protestant writers/teachers, his work seems to provide the greatest depth in mysticism and practical implications of living one's faith since Jonathan Edwards in the 17th century. It would be difficult to find a more spiritually rewarding evangelical Protestant devotional work than this one.

This book is great news as the author A. Tozer is not afraid to expose the Apostate church and those who sit in its pews. The book does not entirely focus on the subject of Apostasy, but it does just about every chance he gets. This book will open your eyes and will help you not to be deceived by false prophets. I am the owner of James Russell Publishing.com who does not publish Tozers book, but I highly recommend it to our readers.