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This book on ‘Revival’ will stir you heart and ignite a fresh passion for God as it looks at what revival is (and is not), what God’s intention is, why we desperately need revival, and the steps to see revival in our personal lives, in our churches and in our nation. A powerful and compelling series of 26 short chapters  full of inspiring stories of past revivals that will open your understanding to the often quoted verse on revival – 2 Chronicles 7:14 – and help you see what this verse really means. With further stories from past and present revivals, it uncovers step by step the essential keys that can transform you life, your church, and our nation. With discussion questions for personal reflection and group discussion after each chapter. 

For the first time, historian Miranda Malins chronicles the story of one of the most influential families in British history - the Cromwells.Two powerful, controversial men who had an astonishing impact on British history - Thomas and Oliver Cromwell - were commoners who came from the same family. These two men started out with nothing and ended with nothing, but not before they - and the rest of their family - had changed the face of British history, becoming architects of the early modern world in the process.In The House of Cromwell, historian Miranda Malins takes readers on an extraordinary journey through two centuries from the Wars of the Roses to the accession of the Hanoverians. This expedition through some of the important years in British history overflows with explosive family dynamics, power struggles that would determine dynastic succession, and the eruption of overlooked voices from the past - particularly those of the Cromwell women - that determined the family's fate.Family mattered above all else to Thomas and Oliver Cromwell. Without understanding the entire dynasty, however, one can never understand their impact on Britain and the world. Miranda Malins' The House of Cromwell is the first, complete history of the most unique, disruptive, creative and controversial family to rule Britain.