Like a Mighty Wind

This is such a great book and faith builder. Especially if you don't think God is at work much. He is!

I highly recommend this book. Not only did I enjoy it but I used it for devotions with my children.

Love this book. Use it for our training.

I love this book. It details the events of a sovereign move of God in Indonesia in 1965. Amongst simple, more culturally primitive people -- Christian believers, members of a Presbyterian church -- the Holy Spirit was poured out. They heard the sound of a rushing wind and the members of the church, who had little or no knowledge of the infilling of the Holy Spirit with tongues, began to worship and praise the Lord and then speak in tongues. The very next day, they went out in teams, walking to surrounding villages to share the Gospel. As they went in obedience into dangerous jungles and crossing dangerous rivers, God supernaturally provided safe passage in many ways. Teams of adults, and even teams of children, went into the jungle, led by the Lord to preach at another village, and they were sovereignly protected and, arriving safely, they preached and prayed and saw miracles and many saved. In my opinion, this is how the Lord always intended the Church to conduct itself. Today's church is far removed from that ideal, with believers sitting in the churches waiting for unbelievers to come to them and forcing pastors to do most of the work.

Yes, God is the same as He has been and we can do the works of Jesus here on earth. Thank you for this book to encourage and in power us once again to do the works of Jesus by the Power of His Name. His blood , and His Holy Spirit. Amen

Awesome book about a man's journey to finding Christ Jesus and being used in a great way by him. It reminds us that there are no limits with God

Mel Tari shares his experience of revival and the power of God to share the gospel in a most powerful way. It’s hard not to come to tears of joy numerous times while reading it. One of my favorite books ever.

This book was first published in November of 1971. I purchased my hardback copy in it's 12th printing 11 months later. Some books you hang onto....some you give away or donate....this one I kept through rearing my 3 children and now I have 2 grandchildren. It is worth the read. I highly recommend it. Miracles are not a thing of the past. They are for today also. I believe the stories on this book to be true. Those who are filled the the Holy Spirit and feel His presents "physically", will relate to this book and this young man's experiences. To the person who gave this book a 1 star simply because they didn't order it.....you were not rating the book...you were rating your own comprehension of what a review means. It means that you have actually read the book and liked it or disliked it and the reason or reasons for your choice.