An invitation to step into the open spaces where the wind of God's Spirit is blowing. It demonstrates that renewal is not a hobby for Christians to enjoy in privacy, but means being driven out on the Cavalry road, public rejection, private struggles, and an encounter with the wonder of God. 'Rus invites us to embark on an adventure with the Spirit, and this adventure will involve a deliberate desire to let go of our tightly held prejudices, our needs to control, our fear of change, and all those other insecurities that have frozen our desire to travel and explore. When we dare to do this, and hoist our sail to the wind of God, who may come as gentle breeze or raging gale, then, like the great St Brendan of old, we too will have our faith share of life-changing discoveries and glimpses of the Kingdom of God, that will transform our lives and witness.' From the forward by Michael Mitton
An invitation to step into the open spaces where the wind of God's Spirit is blowing. It demonstrates that renewal is not a hobby for Christians to enjoy in privacy, but means being driven out on the Cavalry road, public rejection, private struggles, and an encounter with the wonder of God.
