I Call It Heresy!
Twelve Timely Themes from First Peter · A. W. Tozer
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I Call It Heresy! — Twelve Timely Themes from First Peter
In this collection of twelve sermons on 1 Peter, A. W. Tozer confronts what he calls the great unspoken heresy of the modern church — that a person can accept Christ as Savior while indefinitely postponing obedience to Him as Lord — and moves on to Peter's teaching on Scripture, mercy, holiness, inheritance, humility, marriage, emotion, hope and Christ's return.
Author: A. W. Tozer (1897–1963) · a Tozer sermon collection currently kept in print by Moody Publishers. This page is a UECF.NET reading guide, not the publisher's edition — see About this edition for details on copyright and sourcing.
- 12 chapters
- 98 pages (source PDF)
- ≈ 213 min in the original
- English · తెలుగు edition →
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Table of Contents
pp. 2–9 · ≈ 17 minThe Bible Is Not Dead!
pp. 10–15 · ≈ 15 minYou Can Have the Trappings!
pp. 16–23 · ≈ 18 minNever Apologize for God’s Mercy!
pp. 24–32 · ≈ 20 minHoliness Is Not an Option!
pp. 33–39 · ≈ 16 minGod Names Me His Beneficiary!
pp. 40–47 · ≈ 18 minQualities of a Divine Inheritance!
pp. 48–56 · ≈ 19 minWas Your Humility Showing Today?
pp. 57–62 · ≈ 13 minHusband and Wife: A Partnership!
pp. 63–70 · ≈ 17 minTrust God with Your Emotions!
pp. 71–79 · ≈ 20 minThe Christian Has a Right to Grin!
pp. 80–86 · ≈ 16 minWhere Will the “Experts” Be When Jesus Comes?
pp. 87–98 · ≈ 24 min About this Edition
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About the author
Aiden Wilson Tozer (1897–1963) was a self-taught American pastor, editor and author who led Southside Alliance Church in Chicago for over thirty years and edited the Christian and Missionary Alliance's Alliance Weekly. Among the more than forty books he wrote (many, like this one, gathered posthumously from his sermons), The Pursuit of God (1948) and The Knowledge of the Holy remain his best-known works.
About this edition
I Call It Heresy! remains under copyright and is currently sold in print and e-book form by Moody Publishers, so this web book does not reproduce Tozer's full chapter text. Instead each chapter below offers an original UECF.NET summary of Tozer's argument, its key Scripture text (NKJV), and a reflection question, alongside a free link to the complete source PDF. See About this edition → for the full explanation and source notes.
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- 2026 — New web book: chapter-by-chapter English guide and reading structure for I Call It Heresy!, with a Telugu edition, full navigation, search and dark mode.
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