Released in the UK May 2015
Released in the US July 2015
Trade paperback | 176 Pages
9781845500757 • £7.99 $14.99
BISAC – BIO018000
Heart Cry for Revival
What Revivals teach us for today
Stephen Olford
Stephen Olford writes:
'Never was a church-wide, heaven-sent revival needed than at this present time. It is the only answer to the spiritual warfare we face in every part of the world. Bombs, bullets and body bags will never stem the tide of terror and horror that threatens human existence. We must recognize that "the weapons of our warfare are not carnal but mighty in God for pulling down strongholds, casting down arguments and every high thing that exalts itself against the knowledge of God, bringing every thought into captivity to the obedience of Christ" (2 Cor. 10:4-5).'
Stephen Olford
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Christian Focus
The messages in Heart Cry for Revival represent Dr. Olford's burden and vision, sustained throughout his ministry of 65 years. His book defines for us clearly and concisely what are the causes, characteristics and consequences of genuine, Holy Spirit-inspired revival. Each chapter is based on a scriptural account of revival: an approach that is absolutely essential if we are to avoid the excesses, extremes, and even errors, which are being perpetrated on the church by leaders and teachers. Olford's message is enriched by glimpses into the great revivals of the past. It is the desire of Dr. Olford and the design of his book to bring the reader to the place where there is created a true "heart cry for revival," both individually and collectively.
Ted S. Rendall
Professor, Chancellor Emeritus, Prairie Bible Institute
'This is a must buy book for all interested in Revival. Dr Stephen Olford's book makes you have a Heart Cry for Revival because of its elucidation of the subject. This publication by Christian Focus gives many glimpses of great Revivals of the past and true story illustrations that will warm the heart of all earnest prayer warriors for Revival.'
British Church Newspaper