A.W. Tozer addresses the phenomenon of 'Fast Food' Christianity, criticizing the trend of seeking quick and easy solutions in faith, akin to the instant gratification found in modern conveniences like instant coffee and tea. He argues that this approach has led to a superficial understanding of Christianity, where the depth and quality of faith are sacrificed for convenience. Tozer highlights how this mindset has infiltrated evangelical churches, promoting a version of Christianity that allows believers to indulge in worldly pleasures without true commitment or restraint. He calls for a return to a more authentic and enduring faith that values quality over speed.