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Rees Howells & Intercession
Rees Howells was reaching the peak of his intercessory ministry during the Second World War, as world events were being bent into the will of God through prevailing prayer.
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The Good News for the World, Power for Service, Samuel Rees Howells
We know that we can’t take one step further without the help and aid of God. If we didn’t recognise our need, we wouldn’t be dependent on the Holy Spirit. We’ve been called to live a life that is impossible to do of ourselves. It is only the Holy Spirit who can do it. It’s all right to say this, but it’s another to do it!
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The Korean War, Intercession & Revival
God is opening up the world. He has men in all the countries. I have told the Lord that I will go to Korea. I am exercised about it. There are things I have to finish here now. If someone could go, tens of thousands could be reached with the Gospel.
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Holy Spirit Revival at Christmas 1851-1974
As I was reading Reformation to Revival, 500 Years of God’s Glory it struck me how many occasions there were times of Heaven-sent revival during the period of Christmas and New Year.
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Revival and Mission Podcast
The strongest, most explosive revivals didn’t just happen in Europe or America; they ignited on the mission fields of Asia, Africa, Latin America and beyond. Mathew reveals how outpourings of the Holy Spirit among unreached peoples didn’t just save souls; they supercharged the advance of global missions, turning new believers into fearless evangelists who reached entire nations in a single generation. In this captivating episode of the Raw Mission podcast, host Matt from Frontiers UK sits down with Mathew Backholer to uncover one of the most overlooked truths in church history.
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Revivals in Africa, 10,000 Souls for Christ
A prayer that changed a family's destiny. August 1912, the month of Samuel Howells' birth, saw his parents, Rees and Lizzie, petitioning for African missionaries. Then, a Divine intervention: "I will send you." This unexpected answer thrust them into a profound dilemma. Their infant son, Samuel, could not survive the African climate, making this commission a test of their faith and obedience.
