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The flood is rising. You cannot stop it. But you can decide whether to stand on the shore or dive in.
In The Rising Flood: Hosting the Unstoppable River of God's Glory, a prophetic voice declares that the long-awaited revival is no longer a future hope-it is a present reality. The river of God's glory is already flowing, already shifting spiritual atmospheres, and already rising across the United States and the nations. From the halls of government to small-town sanctuaries, from hardened hearts to hungry families, nothing will remain untouched.
Drawing from Luke chapter 4, the historic Smithton Revival, and personal visions of a lit-up America, this book dismantles the excuses that keep churches dry: busyness, formality, fear of the unusual, and the illusion of control. The speaker challenges readers to stop trying to make revival happen and instead become hosts who simply make room for what God is already doing. Using the powerful metaphor of rising water-from ankles to knees to waist to chest to over the head-The Rising Flood invites believers to move from wading to swimming, from observation to immersion.
Whether you are a pastor weary of stagnant services or a believer longing for more than a Sunday routine, this book is your summons. The flood is here. The throne is open. And you are already standing at the water's edge.
In The Rising Flood: Hosting the Unstoppable River of God's Glory, a prophetic voice declares that the long-awaited revival is no longer a future hope-it is a present reality. The river of God's glory is already flowing, already shifting spiritual atmospheres, and already rising across the United States and the nations. From the halls of government to small-town sanctuaries, from hardened hearts to hungry families, nothing will remain untouched.
Drawing from Luke chapter 4, the historic Smithton Revival, and personal visions of a lit-up America, this book dismantles the excuses that keep churches dry: busyness, formality, fear of the unusual, and the illusion of control. The speaker challenges readers to stop trying to make revival happen and instead become hosts who simply make room for what God is already doing. Using the powerful metaphor of rising water-from ankles to knees to waist to chest to over the head-The Rising Flood invites believers to move from wading to swimming, from observation to immersion.
Whether you are a pastor weary of stagnant services or a believer longing for more than a Sunday routine, this book is your summons. The flood is here. The throne is open. And you are already standing at the water's edge.