I’ve always had a soft spot for steady, grounded faith—not the kind that moves you with glitter, but one that holds fast to the Scriptures. Recently, I took a deep dive into Albert James Dager’s “An Examination of Kingdom, Dominion, and Latter Rain Theology” (1986).
Latter Rain Teaching
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The Treasures of Truth volumes became instrumental for many believers who experienced the Latter Rain revival and sought to carry its message forward. They offered continuity and depth at a time when the revival itself faced opposition and controversy.
When you trace the spiritual undercurrents of the twentieth century, you’ll find a few names that rarely make the headlines yet quietly shaped the lives of thousands. One such figure is George H. Warnock a Canadian minister and writer.
The Lord is My Shepherd by George R. Hawtin As Many Are Led By The Spirit of God They Are The Sons of God. A Bible Study for Men and Women, A Shepherd’s Heart for Christians Today. In a world often fraught with confusion and […]
Book Review: The Hyssop That Springeth Out of the Wall by George H. Warnock – A Profound Revelation of Humility and Spiritual Growth. Are you searching for a deeper understanding of humility and its role in spiritual growth? The Hyssop Springeth Out of the Wall […]
Book Review: Seven Lamps of Fire by George H. Warnock – Unveiling the Power of the Holy Spirit. Seven Lamps of Fire is a powerful and prophetic exploration of the Holy Spirit’s work in the life of believers and the church. Drawing from the imagery […]
