Outpouring is a theological exploration of religious revivals and awakenings. The authors reflect on God's pursuit of human persons in the light of Scripture and classical Christian doctrine. They also take seriously eyewitness testimonies to God's presence and power in events like the Great Awakenings and the Asbury Outpouring of 2023, allowing such events to raise fresh questions and to enliven theology. Inspired by their participation in the Asbury Outpouring, they bear witness to the ancient conviction that theology, prayer, and praise belong together.

The Outpouring, "The Misfits" is part 1 in a two part series of the Outpouring. A catastrophic dimensional shift creates a new reality. There is no longer a line between the natural and the supernatural worlds. Angels and demons walk among us. Ordinary misfits are transformed into an elite fighting force called "the Sent Ones." Their prophetic gifts are magnified beyond super-human abilities as they face deadly demons, powerful witches and blood thirsty Half breeds. "The Sent Ones" are almost invincible, but in every war there are casualties. A Christian Science fiction work, this book illustrates how spiritual gifts are groomed, even in the most adverse situations. Through a captivating blend of romance, comedy and supernatural events, this book raises the awareness of the constant fight of good and evil. It appeals to the young at heart and those who have an innate call to spiritual warfare.

An inspiration for the creation of houses of prayer around the world, The Grace Outpouring is a captivating account of spiritual renewal on a Welsh hillside. When Roy Godwin turned his back on a lucrative consulting job to lead the quiet retreat center Ffald-y-Brenin in West Wales, he wasn’t sure what was next. Then God showed up. In the years since the Godwins welcomed their first surprise guests to Ffald-y-Brenin, God has drawn thousands of seekers to this converted hill-farm with a tangible presence of healing and power. Along with its accompanying study guide, The Grace Outpouring offers fascinating stories of God’s work on a remote hillside as well as inspiring insight into how God can work in readers’ own communities.

Through poetry and essays, the contributing writers of The Outpouring pour out their souls. They pour out their disappointment, hurt, and grief as well as their success, happiness, and joy through the written word. The selections point to the underlying faith and hope they have in their walk with God. Compiled and edited by LaTonja Brown, the anthology contains works by members of Pentecostal Covenant Church in Seattle, Washington. The tone, mood, and sentiment express a wide range of human emotions. The writings address a range of topics including what writing means to the writers, seeking God, becoming free, empowerment, hope, purpose, aging, and social issues. The selections often discuss serious and heartfelt topics, as the writers pour out the emotions and feelings that are inside of them. Even during their struggles, the writers focus on their underlying belief in God. Their belief that all things will work out for their good.

In "Divine Outpouring: Navigating Spiritual Warfare in Times of Uncertainty," readers are invited to delve deep into a spiritual awakening that is taking place amidst a world overshadowed by chaos and unrest. Drawing on prophetic insights, the book highlights the omnipresence and power of God, even when societal currents seem overpoweringly negative. As institutions, from churches to governmental bodies, find themselves in a waiting phase, this book calls for proactive faith, urging believers to rise up and embrace the spiritual outpouring God has promised. With a mix of hope, caution, and unwavering faith, the narrative confronts the antichrist spirit of the age, reminding readers that while evil may have its moment, God's anointing remains the ultimate force. Perfect for those feeling overwhelmed by the world's events, this book provides a clarion call to faith, urging believers to be the spiritual warriors they were meant to be and to witness the glory of God's revival.

After four hundred years of prophetic silence, God sent John the Baptist to announce the coming of the Messiah, the baptism He would bring, and the in-breaking of the kingdom of God on earth. In response, people streamed to the Jordan River to hear John’s words and be baptized by him in the Jewish ritual mikveh bath for cleansing from sin and defilement. John’s calling was to prepare the people for the coming glory. Our God is nothing if not consistent—the same yesterday, today and forever. As in the days leading to the return of Jesus, He therefore continues to send messengers in advance to announce coming moves of the Spirit in order to prepare His people to receive. Author R. Loren Sandford believes God is about to do something huge, wonderful, and even unprecedented in scope and impact, and he is urging Christians everywhere to prepare for it. Beginning with the prophet Haggai and moving through the Bible, Loren lays a foundation for his belief that the time of the last great outpouring and the Lord’s return is now. He writes, “The church in our day has been ravaged and diminished in influence under pressure from the idolatrous culture that surrounds us and that, figuratively speaking, a remnant is even now returning from exile. It’s time to rebuild on a biblical foundation and construct a temple adequate to contain the outpouring God is about to send.” Loren says we must reject our present culture, which is steeped in consumerism and a focus on self, and return to a culture of covenant. The former has weakened and destroyed us, while the latter will edify and strengthen us. As John the Baptist came in the spirit and power of Elijah to prepare the way, prophetic voices are now rising to proclaim that the greatest outpouring of the Holy Spirit in history is coming. The great last days’ move of God approaches and the call for preparation now is the same as John preached so long ago. Through reliable prophetic voices, God now cries for holiness and cleansing to uproot everything in ourselves and in our churches not solidly rooted in the nature of Jesus and the Father.

The Azusa Street Revival beginning in 1906 is responsible for the greatest outpouring of the Holy Ghost since the Day of Pentecost. It was facilitated by William J. Seymour, a one-eyed black man and the son of slaves. Charles Parham was responsible for teaching Seymour about the Holy Ghost. The Azusa Outpouring is a book of distinction and authority on the Azusa Street Revival. This remarkable and unique book was co-authored by Bishop Otis Clark. Bishop Clark's authority on the Azusa Street Revival is special because he went into the original building and intimately knew founding members of the greatest revival in America. Additionally, Bishop Driscoll, William J. Seymour's successor gave Bishop Clark the Power-of Attorney over the Azusa Street Mission building. In the book you will find historical accounts of the Holiness Movement Revival, major revivals in the history of the world, detailed accounts of the Azusa Revival, and testimony from the Azusa revival attendees. You will read about William J. Seymour's life as a revivalist, difficulties that ensued; and ultimately what ended the greatest revival of of modern times.