Divine Humility: Tozer on Creation, Sin, and How God's Mercy and Grace Redeemed A Rebellious Humanity (Grapevine Press) (The Essential A. W. Tozer: Teachings on Christian Life)

"The story of pity and mercy and redeeming love are all here in two words: ‘He came.’"
— A. W. Tozer

In Divine Humility, beloved preacher A. W. Tozer reveals the awe-inspiring depth of God's mercy.

Despite our defiance, God came to us—not in wrath, but in humility.

Through the Incarnation, He took on human form, carried the weight of our sin, and healed the breach we could never mend ourselves.

Tozer highlights the core truths of Christian faith:

• Humanity was created for a glorious, divine purpose.
• Our rebellion caused a separation from God that we could not bridge on our own.
• In mercy, God took our punishment upon Himself through the Incarnation.
• The only fitting response is to receive this gift and restore our relationship with our Creator.

Divine Humility is a powerful invitation to reflect on the immeasurable love and sacrifice of Christ.

With clarity and reverence, Tozer urges every reader to respond with faith, gratitude, and surrender.

"About the Author - A. W. Tozer

A. W. Tozer (1897–1963) was a pastor, theologian, and one of the most influential Christian writers of the 20th century. Known for his deep spiritual insight and uncompromising pursuit of God’s truth, Tozer spent his life calling believers to a deeper relationship with Christ.

Self-taught and led by an insatiable hunger for God’s presence, Tozer became a prolific preacher and author, serving as a pastor for over 30 years and writing more than 40 books. His works, including The Pursuit of God and The Knowledge of the Holy, remain timeless classics that continue to challenge and inspire Christians worldwide.

Tozer’s ministry was marked by a deep reverence for the Holy Spirit’s power and a firm belief that true spiritual transformation comes only through complete surrender to God. His legacy lives on through his writings, which continue to call believers to a life of genuine faith, holiness, and devotion.

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