Feast of Fire: The Father's Day Outpouring

by John Kilpatrick, David Yonggi Cho (Foreword)

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132 pages, Paperback

First published February 20, 1995

Reviews

[Michael Evans · Rating 5 out of 5]

There is something about spiritual hunger, a God-centered life and the narrative of revival that stirs faith in my heart like few other things can. Read this book for a Red hot injection of faith and zeal. Your prayers will improve and your ability to believe for more will certainly increase.

[Sarie Reads · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is testimony from the Brownsville Revival as told by the host church’s pastor. The author provides backstory that leads up to the main event.

As a testimony, the book was good. I always enjoy an interesting story. This may be a good choice for those intrigued by church history.

[Lance Towers · Rating 4 out of 5]

On June 18, 1995 John Kilpatrick does not want to be at Brownsville Assembly of God for worship, even though he is the pastor. His mother has recently died and several members of the congregation are angry with changes the church has made. But the biggest change of all for the Assembly is soon to come. God’s Spirit falls in such a way that Father's Day that hundreds of thousands visit Brownsville in the next five years to taste of his power. Today ministers such as David W. Edwards, Brian Guerin, Eric W. Gilmour and Daniel Kolenda all trace their beginnings to this Revival. The story goes to show that when we are obedient to God, he chooses when to add to our efforts (often unexpectedly) the strong winds of change.