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by Todd Burke

ISBN: 0961553464
Author: Todd Burke
Publisher: Frontline Communications (June 1, 1989)
Language: English
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An embittered and cynical Todd Burke left the ministry following the accidental death of his son, divorced his wife (who continues to minister in her . This book "Anointed for Burial" by Todd Burke is very inspiring, and easy to read.

An embittered and cynical Todd Burke left the ministry following the accidental death of his son, divorced his wife (who continues to minister in her local church) and pursued a second life as a new age guru. He died in 2006, angry at God and far from the wonderful ministry and people he once touched in Cambodia. I couldn't put it down once I stared it. Published on December 9, 2011.

Anointed for Burial book. If ever there was a "remarkable human being" this man was it. He lived as he taught and was a true master of life.

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Publication: Fresno : Logos, 1977Description: 259 . ewey: 26. 0959 B959aSubject: a-Biography Burke, Todd. Tags from this library: No tags from this library for this title.

Anointed for Burial will light your fire! By Thriftbooks. com User, September 16, 2005. I'm so glad someone else recommended this book to me and that I found it for sale at this web site!

Anointed for Burial will light your fire! By Thriftbooks. This is not only a best read, but a must read. I'm so glad someone else recommended this book to me and that I found it for sale at this web site! Being a missionary to Cambodia myself, this was a great book for me to read. Reading how the Lord worked in the lives of the Cambodian people in the past, reminded me that He can and will still change people's lives in Cambodia today! I would really recommend this book to anyone who can find a copy!

Todd Burke - A Living Tribute. I heard the news of Todd’s death while I was visiting my Dad at the nursing home. My emotions were strong and jumbled as thoughts and memories rushed through my head like a flood and scattered leaves on a fall day. I was struck by the irony of the setting.

Todd Burke - A Living Tribute. I was struck by the irony of the settin. was with my dad upon hearing the news. My dad has had a dynamic impact on my life for better or worse. As a Christian I had learned to re-relate to my dad. I had to learn forgiveness and honor. God’s Word instructs us to honor our parents – not to judge to their lives. The choices we make are our own.

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Ndlaitha

A timeless classic of Pentecostal revivalism and missions. The Burkes had a tremendous ministry in Cambodia in the short time they ministered there before Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge seized power in 1975. They wrote a masterful and inspiring memoir that was, for many years, required reading among Pentecostal and Charismatic Christians. It should still be studied by anyone with an interest in Holy Ghost evangelism, missions work, modern Cambodian history or revivalism. Under normal circumstances this book should have been followed by a triumphant sequel given the events of the last fifteen years and the way Cambodia has opened up again for Christian missionary work. But sadly, it was not to be. An embittered and cynical Todd Burke left the ministry following the accidental death of his son, divorced his wife (who continues to minister in her local church) and pursued a second life as a new age guru. He died in 2006, angry at God and far from the wonderful ministry and people he once touched in Cambodia.

Kabandis

I originally bought this book several years ago, while attending a meeting where the speaker was a long-time OMF missionary. (She had some incredible stories about her own experiences, and then recommended this book to me.) She was right; it was life-changing! (After spending a little time as a missionary myself, and having been trained, and then on-staff, with YWAM, I have some of my own stories. But, these are pretty incredible, and incredibly inspiring!)
One of the things I liked best about this book is the way the author shares about his own life, and gives some details about the lives of the people he works with and encounters - both their thoughts and actions. It emphasizes the fact that these are ordinary people, who just happen to live through some very unusual experiences.
If, as you read the details of these experiences, you remember that God knows about each of us to the same degree that He knows these people, you can receive a tremendous new infusion of hope and trust! So, you may ask, why doesn't God answer our prayers to this kind of degree? Maybe if we become as desperate for His help as these people were, and as submitted to His providing whatever answer He chooses, we might see the same results in our own lives. Tough to do, here in affluent America; but, that's what true revival really is.

Bragis

This is one of the most amazing and inspiring books I have ever read. Todd and Deanne gave everything and risked everything to follow the will of God. Read it, you will not be able to put it down once you start.

Mr_Mix

Very good story of the power of God.

Thabel

This book, and the events that took place thereafter, made me get on my knees. This is a book about the experiences of a Christian missionary in Cambodia. The guy claims to have witnessed hundreds, maybe even thousands, of people giving their hearts to the Lord as well as healings, casting out demons and miracles. He established close personal friendships with these people.

Some of the people mentioned in the book made it out alive. Kong was a pastor to the Cambodian refugee community in the United States for ten years. He was one of the first Christians to return to Cambodia when the doors were opened to Christian ministers. Another disciple, Sophal, also made it out alive to return later as a pastor.

The author did not turn out so well, and this is what strikes me most heavily about this book. He went cuckoo. He became heavily involved in New Age spiritualism, divorced his wife and abandoned his family. The question needs to be asked. What happened to him? He witnessed, or at least he claimed to have witnessed, the blind receiving their vision, lame people walking and demons being cast out. His wife followed him all the way to the other side of the world, putting her very life at risk, to assist him in his work. Yet after seeing these things, he abandoned Jesus, dumped his wife and embraced some new age spiritualism.

If figure if this guy can blow it, then surely I can. What might happen to me that might make me abandon my family and my God? If it can happen to him, then it could just as easily happen to me. No one can snatch us out of Jesus' hand. But we can certainly get up and voluntarily walk out of his hand. It's a frightening thought, and I pray that I don't go cuckoo some day.

Scream_I LOVE YOU

Todd writes modestly about the huge works of God. He and his wife Deanne were plunged into the midst of warfare, physical and spiritual, during their stay in Cambodia, and to their surprise, found themselves amazingly resilient. Todd's presention of Cambodian Christians and the complexities of their lives is vivid and full of compassion. One's understanding of Vietnam, I believe, can be deepened by reading this book--something that might be helpful for us Americans, that we not be embittered by the War. It's always good to try and see the bigger picture.

SoSok

great book!

Have not read the book yet, but looking over it it looks amazing! Such an inspiration to read books of victorious Christians!

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