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by Bonnie Inkster (Author), Rosie McNeil (Author), Jennifer A. Miskov (Author)
This conversation about re-discovering what Spirit baptism looks like for today will cause you to cry out for more than just "fillings" of the Spirit. As Carrie Judd Montgomery once recalled, before her Spirit baptism she had "tiny streams," but not "rivers of living water." The time of breaking the dam has now come. Even if you have already once experienced the flooding of the Spirit in the past, the rivers of living water are freely available today in new measures to all who ask.SPIRIT FLOOD is a fusion of PhD research on revivals, a short biography on the most influential woman in the Divine Healing Movement in America, Carrie Judd Montgomery, and reflections from present day active ministers from around the globe who are hungry to see more of the Spirit's outpouring for this generation. The essay included here looks at the significance that Spirit baptism played in early Pentecostal history at the Azusa Street Revival and how that emphasis may have declined. By looking at Carrie Judd Montgomery's experience of Spirit baptism, possible ways that Spirit baptism can re-emerge and be translated into the 21st Century are presented. Learn more at JenMiskov.com
Author Biography
Jen Miskov, moved from California to England so that she could study revivals. She is currently finishing up her PhD on the life and theology of Carrie Judd Montgomery, more specifically looking at how her Spirit baptism experience affected her theology and practice of healing. She has previously published Silver to Gold: A Journey of Young Revolutionaries which is an allegory inspiring people to take hold of all that God has for them and also released Water to Wine: Experiencing God's Abundance in the Canary Islands. You can learn more about her at www.Silvertogold.com
