Humility – The Hidden Key to Walking in Signs and Wonders

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Foreword by Randy Clark

Mark Anderson’s book Humility: The Hidden Key to Walking in Signs and Wonders is a strong, biblical call to the Kingdom value of humility and its relationship to revival. The Church is being stirred to enter into a greater experience of the Kingdom of God or revival at this time. And this book is a key to being able to walk in more revelation and power.

Sometimes when a new move of the Spirit breaks out, those leading it make the mistake of losing perspective regarding what God has done in past moves. In the midst of the excitement of a fresh visitation, they say things that sound elitist or that suggest that the present move is possibly the last and greatest move of the Spirit. Humility for leaders of fresh moves of God can be tested by the excitement and wonder at His presence in their midst.

I experienced this challenge during the outpouring of the Spirit in Toronto. I think there were times when I was beginning to leave the deep channel of humility in the river of revival and floating toward the shallow waters. I became guilty of overestimating the outpouring’s significance in comparison to other moves of the past, especially when I wasn’t as knowledgeable as I should have been about those moves.

As we prepare ourselves for a fresh move and greater breakthrough of the Holy Spirit, this book can be a faithful marker giving us warnings of when our humility is getting so shallow we are about to shipwreck our faith. This book helps us navigate our lives between blatant pride and false humility, helping us recognize what true humility looks like.

A few months before I went to Toronto and God came upon us there, He spoke to me in an internal, but loud, voice. The occasion was the outpouring of His Spirit upon the annual regional pastors meeting of the denomination I was a part of at the time. This would lead to the door opening to come to Toronto. The outpouring at the regional pastors meeting was the most powerful outpouring I had ever seen at the time. In the midst of it, when my fellow pastors in ministry were coming to me desiring prayer, the Lord spoke. I will never forget the message’s meaning: “This is the most dangerous moment of your life. If you touch the glory, become proud, fail to stay humble, this anointing will destroy you.” Mark Anderson’s book has helped me to understand the significance of the warning and the reason for the warning. I thank God for warning me of the danger of pride and the importance of humility three months before the Toronto Blessing began.

Mark is an evangelist with ministry not only in the United States, but also in the nations. His story is encouraging; the thorough use of the Bible throughout the book was most helpful in realizing how important this grace is to God. Through word study, consideration of Jesus’ life, and what seemed an exhaustive biblical study on humility, Mark helps us understand what humility is and what it isn’t.

I know Mark personally and have followed his ministry through his e-mails. I see in him an author who values and practices the godly humility that he writes about. I, too, have made humility a lifelong pursuit. It is one of my most valued virtues and one of the most common petitions of my prayer life: “Keep me humble so I can receive greater grace.” Humility: The Hidden Key to Walking in Signs and Wonders is the best book I have ever read on humility, and it reveals the importance of humility’s relationship to spiritual breakthrough and revival.

The book is like a diamond. Humility is the diamond, and Mark helps us see all the various facets of the diamond—there were many, all of which I found very helpful.

I hope this book receives the favor it deserves among the Christian community. I believe if the insights in this book are applied to our lives, there will be less division among Christians, less character attacks on others, longer periods of revival, greater grace for miracles, and more cooperation. Most importantly, the Body of Christ will look more like Jesus. We must learn how to walk in humility while at the same time being bold, confident of who we are in Christ and using our biblical authority to bring the dominion of the Kingdom to the earth. Yes, humility is compatible with boldness, confidence, and exercising of authority. Jesus modeled how to live a life of humility while exercising authority and power.

I encourage you to read and pursue the truth in Mark’s new book, Humility: The Hidden Key to Walking in Signs and Wonders. You will be glad you did, and I believe you will be surprised by how much you learn about humility. I was.