Like a biblical prophet, R. Loren Sandford is urging the body of Christ to wake up and prepare for the days to come, when the Holy Spirit will move in power and glory that’s unprecedented in scope and impact.
A deep darkness has been spreading over our culture and institutions, and God’s people have been woefully unprepared to deal with it. In The Last Great Outpouring: Preparing for an Unprecedented Move of God, Loren lays the groundwork for God’s people to return to a culture of covenant. God is crying out for holiness and cleansing to uproot everything in His people and the church that is not solidly rooted in the nature of Jesus and the Father.
Loren says the time has come to repudiate the feel-good model of church services, repent, and return to the love, worship, and fellowship instituted by Jesus. God’s people must seek Him and His kingdom first, hear from Him concerning His will, and then decree that His purposes be accomplished on earth.
Isaiah 60:1 says, “Arise, shine; for your light has come.” That day is now! May God’s people have ears to hear.
Table of Contents:
Foreword by Jeremiah Johnson
Introduction
Chapter 1: The Temple of the Lord: God’s Vision
Chapter 2: The Presence, Heaven, and Holiness
Chapter 3: The Kingdom Is at Hand
Chapter 4: What Is Happening to Our Nation?
Chapter 5: What Must We Do?
Chapter 6: What Do I See?
Chapter 7: When God’s Judgment Is Compassion
Chapter 8: Love Honor, and Watermelon Football
Chapter 9: Storms of Change
Chapter 10: Becoming Nation Changers
Chapter 11: The Truth About Pentecost
Chapter 12Why I Can’t Pray for Revival
Chapter 13: Preparatory Shakings to Come
Chapter 14: A Culture of Covenant
Postscript
About the Author
About the Author:
R. Loren Sandford is senior pastor at New Song Church and Ministries in Denver, Colorado. He travels internationally, teaching and speaking for conferences in renewal churches, and overseeing and advising ministries in various capacities. Loren serves as a prophetic advisor and board vice chairman for Elijah Rain Ministries. He and his wife, Beth, have three grown children. Loren is also a member of the Osage Nation.
