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really enjoyed reading about what God has doneis doing through the Baker's ministry a lot of the testimonials were excellentI was not so much a fan of some of the written style Often it seemed they were trying to get across the major difficulties faced by the nation on a large scale but generally in a way completely lacking in style Undoubtedly the attempt was to show these trails on the large national scale yet I often felt like I was merely reading lists of statistics rather than seeing the graphic depiction I think they were going for which would have readily drawn the reader in to the reality of the situation They did subsidize the statistics with personal testimonials as I mentioned above which were really what kept the book going most of the timeThe other aspect of the written style I was not a fan of was that I often felt like the author mainly Heidi she and Rolland wrote chapters off and on was often too 'preachy' I get that the point is to motivate the reader into action but most people reading a book like this are already people who want to be in the action besides most of the content of testimonials is fairly challenging to the average Christian reader as it is Love this book It shows the miraculous provision of GOD Yes I do believe miracles still happen today One uote that is really speaking to me But deeply in order for you to be useful to the Master here or anywhere you must be close to Him and in love with Him To the degree that you are intimate with Him you will know what to do what you must do I know this to be true and am striving for a intimate relationship daily Also they stress that there is no formula or mission strategy They give the people they meet the living Jesus by loving them We came to love the poorest of the poor into the Kingdom not promise them a cheap road to health

and wealth He calls me to love every single person I see every single day It turns out I'd read this book before I got it The fine print inside reveals Originally published under the title 'There is Always Enough' So don't buy both Either is fine One of my favorite books about God's power and His desire to lift the lowly out of the ash heaps It's an inspiring book that I've read several times and plan on reading again Wow this books is so so goodRolland Heidi Baker outline the early days of their relationship their awakening to Christ's incredible love for them and the start of their ministry work in Mozambiue Heidi asked for a nation to minister to and the Lord gave them Mozambiue Their story demonstrates that old chestnut that the Lord simply desires those who are available Those who make themselves available will be used and through daily surrender will be used extraordinarilyWe get to see the sparseness and poverty of the people they love amongst how the Lord uses them to powerfully demonstrate His love for the brokenhearted poor and needy We experience miracle after miracle as people are raised from the dead the blind given sight the deaf the ability to hear God wants to do all this and But it's not just the Bakers who are the conduits of Christ's love far from it the many pastors of the thousands of churches that have been established are also the conduit for Christ's miraclesIt is a powerfully convicting life the Bakers are living The power they experience but also the battles the personal illnesses and devastation that the enemy throws at them like hundred year old floods that set the country back decades But through all of it we see an immense love the Bakers for Jesus and Jesus for the Bakers I want what they haveBe warned Reading this book will challenge you to a life of daily surrender to Jesus What a wonderful accountall the way I had two concerns initially were the Bakers false prophets and would I get a detailed account of a missionary journey After reading this book in it's entirety I am convinced the Bakers are legitimate there's too much super detailed information and my curiosity was satisfied about the real experiences of a missionary closer to the present time I've seen some footage of them via youtube and that's possibly somewhat spiritually amiss However the Always Enough Gods Miraculous Provision among the Poorest Children on Earth's account is gritty and heart wrenching the writing is simple and the key applications are priceless I highly recommend this book Always Enough tells the story of Rolland and Heidi Baker's ministry to the nation of Mozambiue From small beginnings with a run down orphanage they have started a movement that plantedchurches inyears Their amazing work is a testimony to the grace and mercy of God and continues to this day So what's the book likeRoughly alternating between Rolland and Heidi the book begins with descriptions of their early lives and briefly details their work in Hong Kong and London the main focus however is Mozambiue Mainly narrative the story is interspersed with testimonies diary entries and encouragementchallenges to the readerThe content is really really good but I felt it wasn't arranged to its full potential Also some details such as where their resources come from would have been interesting to read They mention donations and freuently mention miracles such as when they fedorphans from one pot of chilli however some information on the non miraculous mundane nitty gritty of their ministry would have really added to the informationI get the impression this book is of a summing up of their ministry in Mozambiue up to the date of writing encouraging and challenging the reader I believe they have written other narrative books but this one really gives you the broad idea of God's amazing work in Mozambiue through their ministry If you want to be challenged amazed and knocked down by God's love I highly recommend this book I don't know how to understand this book If everything is as clear cut as the authors say it is then much of what has happened in their ministry is absolutely amazing However the experience ofof the people I know who honestly love God and love others would argue that things don't always go the way that the Bakers say they do Why not That's something I really want to understand but not something that was answered at all by this bookA second seperate issue I had was the constant descriptions of just how miserable and pathetic everyone they helped was What is the point of dwelling on their misery Did they get permission from these people to write such negative personal things about them before putting it in a book for the whole world to see For me there was far too much these people were so bad off until we came and saved them and far too little indication of genuine friendship and mutuality among the people they went to serve with It's certainly possible that their ministry didn't look so one sided but the book makes it feel that way An interesting and inspiring testimony of the Bakers' years serving the Lord in Mozambiue However as much as I would love to see such revival and works of the Lord happen in America unfortunately we are not nearly as needy as those in Mozambiue I am not sure American believers WANT to be in such dire straits so as to see such miracles as the Baker's describe in this book Even the most desperate poverty the most devastating illness the most heart wrenching grief is not beyond God's help His love and power have no limits and that's a message readers from all walks of life need to hear The modern miracles that Rolland and Heidi Baker experience every day in their work with Mozambiue's throwaway children movingly chronicled in Always Enough will inspire anyone looking for hope in the midst of suffering The Bakers formerly missionaries in Indonesia and Hong Kong share how their work for the past eight years in Mozambiue one of the poorest nations on earth has borne spiritual fruit beyond their wildest dreams Every day presents multiple impossible needs But in the face of everything Satan can do as Rolland and Heidi lay down their lives and minister to the one there is always enough Readers will discover that the simple practice of choosing to step out and trust God every day unleashes his provision for every need.