Elijah Men Eat Meat: readings to slaughter your inner Ahab & pursue revival and reform. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.Elijah Men Eat Meat: readings to slaughter your inner Ahab & pursue revival and reform

You are in a war. The same war that intertwined the lives of Elijah, Ahab, and Jezebel.These readings pack a punch. They are short spiritual shots designed to help you grow in faith and pursue revival and reformation. For all Christians, but written with a masculine edge.

It's the 9th Century BC. The future of a people is uncertain. The king inherits the unstable throne of an apostate nation. Will he listen to the whispers of his royal witch and lead them further under judgment’s dark clouds? Or, will he hear the words of the rugged prophet from Gilead and lead his backslidden people in repentance, revival, and reformation? A great Christian men's devotional.'Honestly, it has been a long time since I read such a firecracker of a book.' -Rev Dr Jules Gomes,Faculty member for the Oxford Centre for Religion & Public Life Joshua Jones writes with the same spirit as some of the great prophetic voices of the last century: David Wilkerson, Leonard Ravenhill, Keith Green etc. Yet the subjects he speaks into are timely for the Church of this century.'-Evangelist Andrew Murray, www.generationbuilders.org 'This book is essential reading for anyone who is serious about putting on some spiritual muscle, isn’t afraid of confronting our culture’s sacred cows and who wants to walk worthy of the high call in Christ Jesus. Chew and savour slowly.'-Dominic Muir, Author of God HungerFounder of David’s Tent and NowBeleive.Com'I personally find the book irresistibly enlightening. I have no doubt others will find the same. Buy it in quantity and give them away!'-Dr Alan C. Clifford, PastorNorwich Reformed Church 'I highly recommend Elijah Men as a powerful book to keep us sharp and shake the slack out of us. It is mature meat for an Elijah generation packaged in small, short chapters. Great for up and coming preachers or any disciple of Christ.' -Pastor Colin Houston, BelfastDirector of Trumpeters Voice Foundation

Joshua Jones gets to pastor the fearsome saints of Theirfield Chapel, just south of Cambridge, England. He plays with words on his blog, Sanitys-Cove and can be found on Twiter @BlueCheezWhisky.