In Awe In Argentina - Softcover

Follow the chronicles of testimonies from people in Argentina who are personally experiencing the mighty power and presence of God. People are calling upon the name of the Lord in the midst of their desperation and their prayers are being answered. Grams reveals the lowest of lows and the highest of highs in this collection of heart-warming testimonies.

You will be amazed and overwhelmed by the stories and reports of healing and transformation. These reports include salvation stories from former homosexuals, prostitutes, transvestites, and thieves. Benefit from seeing God’s works and how His grace can save even the worst of sinners.

Also included is information on praying for the desperate, how to stay protected in the midst of criminal activity, where a church should meet, an analysis of God’s favor in Argentina, and how to endure longevity of God’s move and avoid the pitfalls that have ended many revivals.

This is not a how to book on revivals but a book filled with stories and examples of God's love and mercy.

About the Author:
Rocky Grams grew up on the mission field, and spent sixteen years in Bolivia ministering alongside his parents, assisting in planting churches, distributing literature, ministering to youth, and teaching music and Spanish a t a Bible School for Aymara people. He and his wife, Sherry, then were pastors in Wisconsin, and they have continued to connect into the United States regularly with preaching and teaching. The Grams have served as missionaries to Argentina since 1979, and both sense an urgency to help provide training for young people who are called into ministry.

Rocky now serves as director of the Instituto Biblico Rio del la Plata in Buenos Aires where many of the leaders of the Argentine revival were trained for the pastorate. The Grams have been in the middle of this move of God for years, providing them with a unique opportunity to gather the numerous stories now shared in this book.

Rocky Grams grew up on the mission field and spent sixteen years in Bolivia, ministering alongside his parents, assisting in planting churches, distributing literature, ministering to youth, and teaching music and Spanish at a Bible school for Aymara Indians. He and his wife, Sherry, have served as missionaries to Argentina since 1979, and both sense an urgency to help provide training for young people who are called into ministry. Rocky also served as director to the Instituto Biblico Rio de la Plata in Buenos Aires.