Great Southland Revival: Only 4 Days Left for Discount Pre-Orders
Australia’s revival history has long been neglected. Not any longer.
Warwick and I are passionate about revival in Australia. And we are convinced that Australia’s revival history—which has mostly been forgotten—is so exciting that it might just spark the next revival blaze if enough people knew about it.
This is why we wrote our latest book, Great Southland Revival: Tracing the Spirit’s Flame from Acts to Australia.
Last week we held a Prayer Launch for the book and in the days since, over 700 copies have been pre-ordered. To hear what Christian leaders from around Australia are saying about Great Southland Revival, watch the Prayer Launch below.
Order in Time for Christmas
We want to see Great Southland Revival in the hands of as many Australians as possible. To that end, you will get up to 40% off when ordering in bulk. In addition, all pre-orders placed before Tuesday 6th December are 5% off when you use the discount code PREORDER6DEC.
It will be a busy week in the office next week as we fulfil the overwhelming number of pre-orders that have been placed. We will do our best to get them all out by the middle of the week. They will definitely arrive with plenty of time to spare for Christmas.
Keep in mind that you can use the discount code PREORDER6DEC as many times as you like before Tuesday 6th December to make sure all your loved ones have a copy of Great Southland Revival this Christmas.
What Australia’s Christian Leaders Are Saying
Describing the new book, former Deputy Prime Minister John Anderson has said it is “excellent, well-researched and important”. CEO of Olive Tree Media Karl Faase writes, “this book will inform, inspire and challenge”.
We are thrilled to also have the endorsement of Perth pastor and former World Tennis Number One Rev Margaret Court. She has said:
Thank you, Kurt and Warwick, for this book, and for taking us on a journey of past revivals and the great men and women who had such a part to play in ushering in God’s will in the earth. Great Southland Revival is a wonderful read; much research has gone into it. May it stir you up to pray and intercede to see the last outpouring of the Holy Spirit touch our nation.
Rekindling the Next Revival Fire
As we write in Great Southland Revival, “In these pages, there is more than enough evidence that Australia is a land of frequent, dramatic and inspiring revivals that still await the rediscovery of most of its inhabitants. By tracing the path these spiritual fires have travelled—from the earliest days of the church right up to our own recent history—our hope is that we might just rekindle them.”
Make the most of the discount code PREORDER6DEC on all pre-orders placed before Tuesday 6th December—and spread the word. Place your pre-order here.
For Revival in Australia,
Kurt Mahlburg & Warwick Marsh
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