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In this episode, we explore the breathtaking depth of God's mercy as revealed in Chapter 18 of A. W. Tozer's The Knowledge of the Holy. Mercy is not merely a soft sentiment or fleeting emotion, it is a divine attribute, rooted in God's unchanging character. Tozer reminds us that God's mercy is as infinite as His power and as eternal as His love.

We’ll reflect on the difference between human pity and holy mercy, and why God's mercy never compromises His justice. This episode invites you to gaze beyond the surface of God's kindness and into the vast, soul-shaking reality that mercy is who He is. Whether you're weary from your failures or just needing to remember the heart of your Father, this conversation will point you back to the mercy seat.

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In this episode, we dive deep into Chapter 17 of A.W. Tozer’s classic work The Knowledge of the Holy, exploring the often misunderstood and rarely celebrated attribute of God’s justice. What does it mean to say that God is just—not just fair by human standards, but perfectly righteous in all His judgments? Why does Tozer insist that justice is not in conflict with God's love but flows directly from His holiness?

We wrestle with tough questions like:

• How can a loving God also be a God of wrath?
• Why is it essential to understand God's justice in the context of the cross?
• What happens when the Church neglects the fear of the Lord and dilutes God's justice in favor of cultural acceptance?

Tozer pulls no punches, and neither do we. This conversation will challenge the way you see God—and may upend some comfortable assumptions. But in that shaking, there is truth. And in that truth, there is freedom.

Key Quote from Tozer:
“Justice, when used of God, is a name we give to the way God is, nothing more; and when God acts justly He is not doing so to conform to an independent criterion, but simply acting like Himself in a given situation.”

Join us as we discuss what it means to trust in a God whose justice is perfect, unchanging, and worthy of our awe.

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In this episode, we explore Chapter 16 of A.W. Tozer’s classic work The Knowledge of the Holy, titled “The Goodness of God.” Tozer reminds us that God’s goodness is not merely a trait among many—it is the essence of His nature. Every blessing, every act of mercy, every gift of grace flows from this unchanging goodness.

We’ll dive deep into Tozer’s insights on how God’s goodness is not just a theological concept, but a personal reality for every believer. From creation to redemption, from daily provision to eternal promise, the goodness of God is woven through the entire fabric of His relationship with us.

Join us as we walk through this powerful chapter and allow Tozer’s words to stir a deeper awe for the One who is infinitely, perfectly, and eternally good.

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In this episode, we dive into Chapter 15 of A.W. Tozer’s The Knowledge of the Holy, exploring one of the most soul-anchoring truths in all of Scripture: the faithfulness of God. When everything around us shakes, His faithfulness stands firm. But do we truly believe that? Do we live like it?

Tozer reminds us that God's faithfulness means He never changes, never forgets, and never fails to keep His word. It’s not just a comforting idea—it’s a dangerous truth that calls us to radical trust and relentless obedience. We’ll examine how God’s faithfulness is the bedrock of His promises, the foundation for our hope, and the fuel for our perseverance.

If you’ve ever questioned whether God will come through, or if you’ve struggled to remain faithful in a world pulling you in every direction, this episode will call you back to the unchanging character of the One who cannot lie and will not forsake.

Featuring Scripture-rich reflection, personal challenge, and a call to walk in deeper trust, this is a message for every believer longing to live boldly for a faithful God.

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In this episode of The Saints and Sages Podcast, we explore the life-changing reality of God’s omnipresence—the truth that God is fully present everywhere, all the time. Drawing from Chapter 14 of A.W. Tozer’s Knowledge of the Holy, we reflect on how God's presence isn’t limited by space or time. He is not far from any of us. In fact, there is nowhere we can go where God is not already there.

Tozer reminds us that God’s omnipresence isn’t merely a theological concept—it’s a deeply personal truth that brings peace, courage, and conviction. Whether we’re walking through seasons of joy or moments of deep despair, God is present, attentive, and actively involved.

Join us as we unpack what it means to live in the presence of an ever-present God. We’ll look at how this attribute of God reshapes our worship, our prayer life, and even how we respond to trials. If you've ever felt alone or wondered if God sees what you're going through, this conversation will reassure you of the One who never leaves and never forsakes.

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In this episode, we explore one of the most awe-inspiring truths about God: His transcendence. Drawing from A.W. Tozer’s Knowledge of the Holy, we reflect on the staggering reality that God exists far above and beyond His creation—utterly distinct, infinitely exalted, and completely independent of all He has made.

Tozer reminds us that while God is near to us in love and mercy, He is not like us. His thoughts are higher than our thoughts, His ways beyond our comprehension. God is not contained by space or time, and He cannot be measured by human standards. Yet, in His mercy, this transcendent God chooses to reveal Himself to us—inviting us to know Him, worship Him, and walk with Him.

Join us as we unpack what it means to serve a God who is both infinitely above us and intimately present. Discover how the transcendence of God confronts our pride, comforts our hearts, and reorients our lives around His majesty.

If you've ever felt like God was too big to care—or too far to reach—this conversation will remind you that the God who is beyond all things is also the God who draws near.

Special thanks to Francis Chan and Crazy Love for his contribution to this episode.

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What if God doesn’t need you? Not your service, not your worship, not your obedience. What if He is utterly self-sufficient—complete in Himself, lacking nothing? In this episode, we dive deep into the staggering truth of God's self-sufficiency, inspired by Chapter 12 of A.W. Tozer's The Knowledge of the Holy.

Tozer reminds us that God owes nothing to anyone. He is not sustained by creation—He sustains it. He is not waiting on us—He’s already enough. But here's the mystery: this all-sufficient God chooses to love, give, redeem, and draw near.

We’ll unpack what this means for how we approach worship, ministry, and even our personal sense of worth. This is a call to lay down every trace of pride and performance and step into the freedom of knowing that God's love is not transactional—it flows from who He is.

If you’ve ever wrestled with feeling like you’re not “enough” for God—or if you've slipped into trying to earn His favor—this episode will set your heart straight and your soul free.

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In this episode of The Saints and Sages Podcast, we delve into Chapter 11 of A.W. Tozer’s Knowledge of the Holy and explore the profound theme of God’s infinite wisdom. Unlike human wisdom—flawed, limited, and often reactive—God’s wisdom is perfect, eternal, and always purposeful. Every decision He makes, every act He performs, is born out of flawless knowledge and holy love.

Join us as we unpack what it means to trust a God who not only sees the end from the beginning but orchestrates all things with divine precision for His glory and our good. We’ll reflect on how God’s wisdom shapes our lives, even when we don’t understand His ways, and how surrendering to His perfect plan brings peace in the midst of confusion.

If you've ever asked, “Why would God allow this?” or struggled to find clarity in a season of waiting, this episode will encourage you to lean into the unsearchable wisdom of the One who never makes mistakes.

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