A.W. Tozer emphasizes the simplicity and beauty of the church as envisioned by Christ and depicted in the New Testament, contrasting it with the complex and unsymmetrical nature of modern churches. He argues that if an angel were to search for the true church today, it might struggle to recognize it amidst the current religious landscape. Tozer defines the church as a gathering of regenerate believers, called out from the world to worship Christ, embodying a moral contradiction to societal norms. This community is tasked with sharing the gospel and nurturing one another through worship, teaching, and the exercise of spiritual gifts.