The book presents a compelling argument for the full deity of Christ, addressing ongoing challenges to the belief in Jesus' divinity. It emphasizes the importance of defending this core tenet of Christian faith, asserting that without the acknowledgment of Jesus as God, the foundation of the gospel and the hope of eternal reunion with Him is jeopardized. Through theological exploration, the work seeks to equip readers with the necessary understanding to uphold this vital aspect of Christianity.
The book provides a firsthand account of the Azusa Street Revival, highlighting the pivotal role of Frank Bartleman as a leader and prayer warrior. It captures the fervent prayer meetings, transformative experiences, and the profound move of the Holy Spirit, along with insights into the nature of revival. Bartleman shares compelling stories of deep repentance and intense prayer, offering readers a unique perspective on the spiritual awakening that marked this historic event. It serves as a classic exploration of revival's secrets and power.
First Hand Accounts of the Revival-Includes Feature Articles from the Apostolic Faith Newspaper
The book offers a firsthand account of the Pentecostal revival that spread across the United States, detailing significant events such as the 'burning flame' on Fifth Street and the prayer vigils in Pasadena. It highlights the rapid growth of the early Pentecostal church and includes insights into dynamic revivals not only in California but also in Wales and India. Through various sources, it captures the fervor and impact of this spiritual movement, often referred to as the 'latter rain.'