El joven que perdió a su hija… y Dios lo usó para encender el avivamiento de Azusa - Frank Bartleman

In this episode, I take you to the most intimate and poignant pages of the life of Frank Bartleman, the man whose humble pen recorded the fire that ignited modern Pentecostalism. Before becoming the voice that forever preserved the Azusa Street Revival, Bartleman endured extreme poverty, religious rejection, long nights of prayer… and the indescribable pain of losing his young daughter. Yet, in the darkest valley, God took a broken young man and transformed him into a chronicler of the Spirit. While the city slept, he wrote. While many doubted, he prayed. While others scattered, he remained on his knees. And it was there, in that silent room, that the story that would change the world began to take shape. This video invites you to walk with him: from his fragile childhood, to the encounter that broke him and called him, through Bonnie Brae and Azusa, to his radiant old age, when he could say, “God was here.” If this story touches your heart, share your prayer request in the comments. Tell us what city and country you're joining us from. And don't forget to subscribe to continue discovering the lives of men and women who, like Bartleman, were used by God to ignite generations.