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A Touch of Glory

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From the broad platform the Brownsville Revival has given him, Lindell Cooley humbly brings a powerful message to the end-time music minister with striking honesty and clarity. His personal testimony illustrates how vital it is that we seek and faithfully follow God's calling on our lives, and how the devil cannot defeat the simple prayer, "Thy will be done."

This book was great.I am not an avid book reader but this one was great. I think every worship leader, musician,back-up singers, laymen/women and preachers should read this book.

I couldn't put this book down. Lindell takes you through his early years and how he got involved in music. He is so open and personal about his life, struggles, and questions about his place in ministry. This book shows how God developed talents in Lindell, that, little did he know, would be used to spread anointed music worldwide. I enjoyed traveling the winding road through Lindell's life that eventually took him to Pensacola, Florida and the Brownsville Revival.

In the introduction, he talks about being picked out of obscurity to do a work of destiny that God had chosen for him to do. He is a very humble man, who has been gifted by God.
He gives us a definition of "glory" by writing "I refer to God's overpowering, overwhelming presence. Each time God touched me, major transformations took place in my nature and prepared me to fulfill a destiny that only God could fully perceive" (p. 5).
On guidance, consider his observation, "I believe that any of us who are following the Lord can look back in our lives and see a pattern of divine appointments scattered throughout our past" (p. 20).
This book will build your faith. It promotes God, not man and describes how God can do awesome things through His mysterious ways.