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What Happened to the Fire? After walking the original grounds of the Azusa Street Revival in Los Angeles, J.D. King found himself gripped by a question that would not let him go. He wasn’t just standing on historic soil. He was standing in the shadow of a mystery. From a weathered mission at 312 Azusa Street, a spiritual eruption reshaped global Christianity. The revival shattered racial barriers in an era defined by segregation. It ignited a missionary movement that carried the Pentecostal message to the ends of the earth. Its influence still pulses through churches and ministries across...

The media is lying to you about the supposed horrible state of the world, and we swallow it - hook, line, and sinker. While the news focuses on homicides, brutal terrorist acts, and warnings about global diseases, they are telling only part of the story. In this meticulously researched audiobook, J.D. King gathers stories, statistics, and relevant data to prove his point that the world is improving.

Discussions about “end-time” evil has ramped up in the third decade of the 21st century. A global pandemic, failing economies, along with political and social tumult, has affected billions. Amid the uneasiness, families are gripped by fear. Many feel as if they’re living at the end of the world.

Diving deep into the gripping account of Gideon in Judges 6-8, Steve Gray and J. D. King reveal the fundamental truth that everyone has a spiritual thirst—and how and where you choose to quench that thirst determines your destiny. Leading you to the shores of timeless biblical truth, Gray and King invite you to jump headfirst into the rejuvenating waters of spiritual encounter, transformation, and activation.

A Theology That Breathes With the Fire of the Spirit For too long, Spirit-filled believers have been handed theological systems that make no room for the very life they carry. Too often it’s all lecterns and lectures—ideas without ignition, doctrines without demonstration. What’s missing is the pulse of the Spirit, the supernatural vitality that belongs not only in classrooms but in the streets and alleyways where real people live and real faith is tested. This book seeks to change this. In this groundbreaking and accessible work, J.D. King bridges the gap between head and heart, ...

What if revival didn’t start on a platform—but in your prayer closet? What if the next great move of God began, not with a roar, but with a whisper? Not with a crowd, but with one heart quietly burning for Him? This devotional is a call back to the fire. After years of preaching, writing, and studying revival history, the author felt God drawing him away from busyness and into holy simplicity—back to the Word, back to His presence, back to His heart. Born out of prayer, hunger, and Scripture, these short yet powerful reflections draw from biblical passages that have sparked spiritual ...

Revival is not a method. It is a visitation. Though the word revival never appears in Scripture, its reality saturates the biblical story. Dry bones rise. Altars are rebuilt. Fire falls. Complacency collapses into holy awe. Revival in the Bible is never manufactured—it is a divine interruption. God breaks in. Hearts awaken. Nations tremble. Everything reorients around His presence. In this biblically grounded and theologically rich work, J. D. King traces the living thread of revival from Genesis to Acts and beyond, uncovering the foundations and spiritual dynamics that govern true ...

Discover a Devotional Journey That Transforms, Not Just Inspires This isn’t just another devotional book—it’s an invitation to encounter God in a fresh, life-changing way. Inside these pages, you’ll find 52 Spirit-breathed reflections—one for every week of the year—crafted to help you slow down, listen, and walk more deeply with Jesus. Each chapter is designed to draw you beyond surface-level reading into moments of reflection, prayer, and practical application. Whether you read a chapter each week or immerse yourself in several at once, you’ll find that this book is not about...

Organize your personal affairs before you pass (UK and US version!) Take advantage of our 10-step guide (including planner pages) to organize your life before you die. By putting your affairs in order NOW and making sure that all your important final wishes, your precious things, your favorite photographs are sorted through – things will be SO much easier for those you leave behind. No more 'what happens when I'm gone' for you to worry about either! Use this guide and your family will know what your PINs and passwords are, where the most important documents are – your will, insurance ...

Discover Who You Are. Find Where You Belong. Live What You Believe. What if spiritual growth was meant to be more than information? What if Christianity was not something to manage—but a life to inhabit? In Rooted and Revived, J. D. King invites you into a deeper, steadier, more transformative experience of faith. This is a book about being formed from the inside out until the character, power, and love of Jesus are increasingly expressed through your everyday life. Many believers feel spiritually restless. They attend church, read Scripture, and desire more—but struggle to connect ...

A quarter of a century before Smith Wigglesworth, John G. Lake, and Maria Woodworth-Etter, Ethan Otis Allen pioneered an extraordinary move of God. Rising from abject poverty, this uneducated man became, in the words of A.B. Simpson, “The father of divine healing in America.” Who was this forgotten man, and what did he discover about the mysteries of the Kingdom of God?

Step into the enthralling world of Andrew Murray (1828-1917), a devout man whose writings and prayer life transformed generations of Bible-believing Christians. Unveiling the lesser-known facets of Murray's remarkable life, this gripping biographical sketch by J.D. King will stir your heart and invite you to go to a deeper place in your relationship with God. While Murray's name is synonymous with prayer and personal devotion, there's a side of him that remains lesser known: his involvement in signs and wonders—particularly in the realm of divine healing. Studying this dimension of ...

As you meditate on scripture, something extraordinary begins to happen—your mind is renewed, your faith is strengthened, and your inner life is transformed. When the Word of God is spoken with boldness, it pushes back darkness, breaks the power of fear, and releases hope and healing. This book gathers 276 powerful, life-giving scriptures designed to ignite reflection, fuel prayer, and strengthen biblical confession. Whether you need healing, are contending for a breakthrough, or are standing in the gap for someone you love, these verses will guide your heart and voice into alignment with ...

Health crises, social unrest, and combative politics are seeping into our culture. In reaction to the chaos, anxiety has skyrocketed. How do we find our way through the turmoil? Drawing from the Bible, history, and everyday stories, J.D. King delves into the nuances of crisis leadership. During confusion, we need clarity and renewed focus. Shift: Leading in Transition will help you navigate transitions and revolutionize the world.

“Your thunder roared from the whirlwind; the lightning lit up the world! The earth trembled and shook.” —Psalm 77:18 What if the fire that burned in past revivalists could ignite something fresh in you today? When the people of God revisit the passion, prayers, and prophetic insights of those who walked with Jesus in unusual power, we open the door for new awakening in our own generation. Thunder in the Whirlwind: A Collection of Revival Quotations invites you into that sacred inheritance. This inspiring volume gathers some of the most stirring statements, prayers, and reflections ...

In the long history of warfare and cultural and ethnic violence, the 20th century was exceptional for producing institutions charged with seeking accountability or redress for violent offenses and human rights abuses across the globe, often forcing nations to confront the consequences of past atrocities. The Holocaust ended with trials at Nuremberg, apartheid in South Africa concluded with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, and the Gacaca courts continue to strive for closure in the wake of the Rwandan genocide.