“To have found God and still to pursue Him is the soul’s paradox of love.” – Aiden Wilson Tozer
"Some have asked the question, "If I utterly abandon myself to the Lord, will that means I will have no new revelation of Jesus Christ?" Does abandonment end revelation? No, it does not. Quite the contrary, abandonment is the means that the Lord will use to give you revelation. The revelation you receive will come …
"Lord, I went wandering like a stray sheep, seeking you with anxious reasoning weighted within me. I wearied myself much in looking for you without. Yet you had your habitation within me. If only I had desired you, and panted after you. I went around the streets and squares of the cities of this world …
The universality of the nature of relationships may in fact point to interpersonal relating as a design feature in all of us, and that we were designed to be relational beings. We are designed for relating and interdependence, and are thus equipped for a unique relationship with our God, a relationship that is at once consuming and consummate, and in which we can find our true identity and highest fulfillment.
One Pursuit 