by Roy Godwin, Dave RobertsReview by Mark Kelly
There are certain books that come along every once-in-a-while that change you, they take the straight line that is one’s thinking and theology and bend it so it’s heading off in another direction. The Grace Outpouring is one of those books!
From the beginning of this book you realise that you are dealing with a man that is like most other believers. This is a man just trying to get on with his life, enjoying family, earning a living and loving God. And also in some ways this is also a man trying to ignore what God is saying until the pressure of the calling is too great.
Roy Godwin (of whom this book is focused around) is a man who finds himself running a Christian retreat centre in Wales based in a place called Ffald-y-Brenin. This centre becomes a place of revival, where the presence of God is tangible and very real. Roy, through this charge, discovers that God simply wants to pour out His blessings on those who wish to receive Him. In essence this is a book of prayer; how to pray and how to bless people (and places) through prayer and see the results in action.
