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In this episode of The Saints and Sages Podcast, we dive into the awe-inspiring truth of God's self-sufficiency and His unchanging availability to meet every need we have. From His inexhaustible power to His boundless love, we explore how God is complete in Himself, needing nothing from anyone, yet chooses to pour out His grace and provision into our lives.

Join us as we unpack key scriptures that reveal His nature and discuss what it means to rely on Him fully, even in seasons of lack or uncertainty. Discover how embracing God's sufficiency can transform our prayer lives, deepen our trust, and give us peace in knowing that He is always enough.

Whether you're facing challenges or simply longing to grow closer to the Lord, this conversation will remind you of the unwavering presence of the One who holds all things together and lovingly provides for His children.

Tune in and be encouraged by the fullness of our all-sufficient God!

Scriptures from this episode:
Luke 17:14-19
1 Corinthians 10:31
Colossians 3:17
Hebrews 1:3
Psalm 139:24
Psalm 51:10-11

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In the 11th episode of The Saints and Sages Podcast, we dive into chapter 5 of A.W. Tozer’s Knowledge of the Holy to explore the profound nature of God as The I AM. When Jesus declared, “I AM,” He revealed His identity as the self-existent, eternal God—limitless in power, wisdom, and presence.

We wrestle with the question, “Is God safe?” and what it means to trust in a God who is both uncontainable and perfectly loving. God’s limitless nature stands in stark contrast to our human limitations, yet it is precisely this infinite greatness that invites us to rely on Him fully.

Join us as we discuss the significance of Jesus’ claim to divinity, how God’s limitless nature impacts our daily lives, and why surrendering to His sovereignty brings both awe and peace. This episode will challenge you to see God for who He truly is and to trust in the boundless power of The I AM.

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In this episode of The Saints and Sages Podcast, we explore chapter 4 of A.W. Tozer’s Knowledge of the Holy and the awe-inspiring mystery of the Trinity. Understanding the triune nature of God—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—can feel overwhelming, but it’s in our pursuit of this divine mystery that God reveals Himself in profound and personal ways.

We’ll discuss how embracing what we don’t fully understand about the Trinity leads to a deeper relationship with God and a greater appreciation of His unity, love, and purpose. Rather than being discouraged by the complexity, we’ll encourage you to bring your questions to God, trusting that He delights in revealing Himself to those who seek Him with open hearts.

Join us as we unpack the beauty of the Trinity and how it impacts our faith, worship, and daily walk with Christ. If you’ve ever struggled to grasp this profound truth, this conversation will inspire you to rest in the wonder of our triune God and keep seeking His presence.

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In this episode of The Saints and Sages Podcast, we continue our journey through A.W. Tozer’s Knowledge of the Holy, diving into chapter 3 and the vital topic of God’s attributes. While understanding God’s attributes can deepen our theological knowledge, Tozer reminds us that true transformation comes from heart-knowledge, not just head-knowledge.

We’ll explore the difference between "dead-knowledge," which remains lifeless information, and "living knowledge," which draws us into a vibrant relationship with the Creator. Why does it matter to know that God is holy, just, merciful, or eternal? Because understanding who God is at His core changes how we see ourselves, approach life, and walk in faith.

Join us as we discuss how to move beyond intellectual facts about God and embrace a personal, heart-level understanding of His character—one that stirs worship, trust, and a deeper love for Him.

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In this episode of The Saints and Sages Podcast, we continue our deep dive into chapter 2 of A.W. Tozer’s Knowledge of the Holy, exploring the timeless question: “What is God like?” But this week, we also tackle another challenging question: “What do I do with doubt?”

Doubt can feel like a barrier between us and God, but what if it’s an opportunity to draw closer to Him? Together, we’ll discuss how God’s infinite nature—His love, power, and presence—remains steadfast, even when we wrestle with questions about who He is and what He can do in our lives.

Through Scripture and personal reflection, we’ll unpack how to bring our doubts to God and find reassurance in His unchanging character. Whether you’re feeling confident in your faith or struggling with uncertainty, this conversation will remind you that God is infinitely available to those who seek Him.

Join us for an honest and hope-filled discussion about faith, doubt, and the pursuit of understanding the God who never stops pursuing us.

Scriptures mentioned in this episode:
Joshua 4:6
Ephesians 3:18
Exodus 15:11
1 Corinthians 13:12
Luke 12:7
Psalms 139:4
Isaiah 55:8-9

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In this episode of The Saints and Sages Podcast, we take on one of the most profound questions posed by A.W. Tozer: “What is God like?” While God’s greatness is beyond full comprehension, our pursuit of understanding Him is a journey that transforms our hearts and deepens our faith.

We’ll discuss the paradox of an indescribable God who still invites us to seek Him and reveals glimpses of His character through Scripture, creation, and the Holy Spirit. Why does this pursuit matter? Because the more we seek to know Him, the more we align our lives with His truth and experience His presence in profound ways.

Join us as we explore the beauty and mystery of who God is and how our lives are enriched by the never-ending search for His ways. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by the vastness of God, this conversation will encourage you to lean into the wonder and draw closer to Him.

Scriptures mentioned in this episode:
1 Peter 3:15
Matthew 16:13–16
John 14:8
1 Corinthians 2:10-12

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In this week’s episode of The Saints and Sages Podcast, we continue our discussion of chapter 1 in A.W. Tozer’s Knowledge of the Holy by diving deeper into the question: “What comes into your mind when you think about God?” Building on last week’s exploration, we focus on the contrast between the fleeting nature of life and the eternal, unchanging character of God.

Amid the temporary and fragile aspects of our existence, how does our view of God shape our priorities, faith, and hope? Together, we’ll reflect on Scripture and Tozer’s profound insights to uncover how embracing the eternal nature of God can ground us in the face of life’s brevity.

Join us for this thought-provoking conversation as we seek to recalibrate our hearts and minds toward the One who is timeless, steadfast, and infinitely worthy of our worship.

Scriptures mentioned in this episode:
Psalm 51:17
Psalm 139:24
Hebrews 12:6
Philippians 4:6–7

Alisa Childers' book:
"The Deconstruction of Christianity"

J. Warner Wallace's book:
"Cold-Case Christianity"

Josh McDowell's book:
"Set Adrift: Deconstructing What You Believe Without Sinking Your Faith"

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A.W. Tozer famously said, “What comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us.” In this episode of The Saints and Sages Podcast, we unpack the profound significance of this question and how our view of God shapes every aspect of our faith, identity, and daily life.

Is your understanding of God rooted in truth, or is it clouded by misconceptions, fear, or doubt? We’ll explore how a proper view of God impacts our relationship with Him, our trust in His promises, and our ability to reflect His character in the world. Through Scripture and personal reflection, we’ll challenge you to examine your thoughts about God and align them with who He reveals Himself to be.

Join us for a soul-searching conversation that will help you deepen your understanding of God’s nature and transform the way you live out your faith. What comes into your mind when you think about God? Let’s find the answer together.

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