Nine O'clock in the Morning [antikvár]

Introduction How could a successful Rector of a 2,500 strong congregation risk the future of his ministry and the unity of his church by getting involved with the "baptism in the Spirif^ "speaking in tongues", and all that? And how could the same man take over a run-down mission church and see it renewed by the Spirit into one of the most spiritually alive churches in North America? Dennis Bennett's story, told breezily in a thoroughly hnman and humourous style, is a powerful illustration of the movement of the Holy Spirit today. What is this "filling of the Spirit"? What about the gifts that have recently caused such controversy? How can all this affect the lives of Christians and churches today? This book, with straightforward narrative rather than theological explanations, will answer some urgent questions. It will show that God is just as alive and active as He was 2,000 years ago. The marks of the Spirit's presence have always been the same: a new reality of God, a love for Jesus Christ, a hunger