The Knowledge of the Holy

Makenna Johnson and Addison Russell discuss Chapter 22. They explain how people still have free will while God is fully in control, and how His sovereignty is the way in which He is in full control. 

Michael Ball, Parker Conley, and Jacob Woods discuss Chapter 21. Tozer makes it evident that there is no way we can fully comprehend how holy He and His creation are. 

Hallie Jacobus and Anna Stephens discuss Chapter 20. They emphasize that God's love is not just one of His traits, but flows directly from His eternal and unchanging nature.

Jordan Fulton and Paige Parks discuss Chapter 19. In this episode, you will learn about one of God's most wonderful characteristics: His grace. His grace is the very reason we can have eternal life with Him, and is a hope that we have to live for each and every day.  References: Ephesians 2:8

Emma Tillery and Khloe Wood discuss Chapter 18. They explain Tozer's views on the mercy of God and challenge listeners to share His mercy and compassion with others. References: 1 Corinthians 13:4-8

Avery Brown and Lillian Davis discuss Chapter 17. They find that God Himself is the epitome of equity and fairness, demonstrating how He is the perfect standard of moral judgment. By the end of the episode, the two conclude that it is God who determines what justice ultimately means.   References: Revelation 21, Job 21, Habakkuk 1:2, Micah 6:8

Ellie Rodriguez and Addi Wall discuss Chapter 16. They highlight Tozer's reminder that every action of the Lord flows from His kindness and love. They explore how God's goodness gives meaning to both blessings and suffering, ultimately pointing to the cross as the greatest proof of His care for humanity. References: Exodus 34:6-7

Talia Campbell and Rebecca Villanueva discuss Chapter 15. God's faithfulness is an undeniable aspect of His nature and stems from His immutability. References: Deuteronomy 7:9,  The Truman Show (1998)

Jake Heifrin and Carter Krupa discuss Chapter 14. They dive deep into the meaning of God's omnipresence and see how it can apply to our lives in today's modern world. 

Grant Boehm and Cash Porter discuss Chapter 13. In this episode they break down the chapter and dive into what exactly God being transcendent means for us. They explore some real world examples and how it affects our lives day to day.  References: Oxford Languages

Kai Birch and Abby Rayborn discuss Chapter 12. In this chapter, A.W. Tozer talks about God being all-powerful and how he uses it. Kai and Abby talk about the implications it has on their lives and what it might do for you. References: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lydBPm2KRaU

Jackson Berndt and Preston Bilhartz discuss Chapter 11. JB and  PBil go over how great and infinite God's wisdom truly is, and how it affects our lives. Wisdom is the source of our knowledge, and it's all God-given.

Micah Saxe and Colin Weaver discuss Chapter 10. They go over God's infinite knowledge and discuss how it should affect our lives. Tune in!! References: Romans 12:2, Jeremiah 29:11

Bea Bateman and Rylee Kinnard discuss Chapter 9. In a world full of instability and uncertainty, God is the strongest foundation for our lives to be built upon. His constant character has shown us that He is morally unchangeable and will never forsake us.  References: Hebrews 13:8 

Josh Caraway and Levi Heifrin discuss Chapter 8. After summarizing Tozer's words, they dive deep into the implications and magnitude of God's infinite character. Through famous quotes and Bible verses, they explore what it means for God to be infinite and how it applies to our walk with Christ. References: Isaiah 55:8-9, Toy Story (1995)

Tyler Burtin and Cayden Sands discuss Chapter 7. They explore how God's eternity separates Him from the restrictions of time. His nature proves how His wisdom is supreme, and His plan should be followed, even if it is beyond our comprehension. References: Psalm 90:2

Ella Ging and Camille Powers discuss Chapter 6. They define self-sufficiency and explain how God needs nothing outside of Himself. They also focus on how this relates and impacts humanity. References: Ephesians 1:4-5, Oxford Languages

Emery Faulkner and Hudson Jacobus discuss Chapter 5. God was never created and does not rely on anything else for his existence. They also talk about how the self-existence of God can apply to our everyday lives. References: John 1:1-3

Carolina Daigneault and Caroline Dillon discuss Chapter 4. They explain the complexities behind the Trinity and discuss common misconceptions. They dive into their personal thoughts about the Trinity and how it affects our daily lives. References: Genesis 1:1, Colossians 1:16, Job 26:13, Psalms 104:30

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