In our church culture, “revival” has become a buzzword. It’s not surprising. In a world where fads and technologies come and go, we find ourselves desperate to be reminded again and again of our first love – and to see the fire of spiritual renewal spread at home and around the globe. Are we seeking revival . . . or the Reviver?
In this compelling new book, bestselling author and missionary Rolland Baker reveals the heart of true, lasting revival: Jesus.
Chock-full of stories from his work with Iris Global, Heidi and Rolland’s ministry in Mozambique, his book brings readers back to the sustaining source of passion, compassion and fire: an all-consuming love for Jesus Christ.
There is more to your relationship with God than you know. Learn what it means to fall in love with Jesus Christ, and let His love spark a fire in you that will never die out.
Table of Contents:
Foreword by Heidi Baker
Preface by Elisha Baker
Prologue
Introduction
Chapter 1: Find God
Chapter 2: Depend on Miracles
Chapter 3: Go to the Least
Chapter 4: Suffer for Him, If Necessary
Chapter 5: Rejoice in the Lord
Conclusion
Epilogue
About Iris Global
Endorsement:
Rolland beautifully highlights that the key to sustained revival is a revived heart. Do you want revival? Do you want to see your family, your church, your city transformed? Prayerfully read this book, and then watch your heart burn with a greater love for Jesus.
Bill Johnson, senior leader, Bethel Church, Redding, California
About the Author:
Rolland Baker and his wife, Heidi, are the founders of Iris Global, whose mission is to bring the Kingdom of God to earth by “stopping for the one” – the poor, broken, destitute or forgotten. After serving as missionaries in Indonesia and Hong Kong, the Bakers followed God’s call to Mozambique in southeast Africa in 1995. Through their ministry, they watch God provide miraculously for well over 10,000 children every day, plus many more through the Iris network of more than 15,000 churches, Bible schools, primary schools and remote outreach programs.
