Book Review: Rees Howells, Intercessor: The Story of a Life lived for God

Rees Howells: Intercessor

This book it great. Amazing story. I read this book, and before I was even finished with it I told mom, "It's like reading Bill Gothards The Amazing Way, all over again." It really is.

        No one in our family has ever read this book. One day I was looking on a shelf in a back room, searching for something new to read, and I picked this up, and thought, "hmm." I began reading it and could not put it down.
   Norman Grubbs covered his life extremely well. It seems like Mr. Howells was writing it himself.
I love how scriptural principles are woven through out this book:

• Living in the Spirit
• Prayer, the Intercessory life.
• Fasting
• Sowing and Reaping
• Giving
• Single Service
• Missions

Have you ever wondered how the Miracle of Dunkirk happened? Read this book.
   A behind-the-scenes kind of book on WW2.
This man, Rees Howells, was full of wisdom. It really is an amazing book. He would be, in my view, a modern man in the Hall of Faith.

An amazing story Intercessing, of praying, of waiting.  

If I could describe this book in one word, it would be:

Incredible.

In one sentence, this book can be aptly described by what is on the cover:

The Story of A Life Lived For God.

I strongly encourage you to get this book.

It will change your life. It will be worth anything and everything you pay for it.

~Ashlyn