Dive into the astonishing story of the Azusa Street Revival of 1906, a spiritual spark that ignited in a rundown Los Angeles stable and birthed the global Pentecostal movement. 

In this episode of Kingdom Reformation, we uncover five shocking truths about this transformative event: from its humble leader, a one-eyed son of former slaves, to its radical racial integration in the Jim Crow era, and the surprising rejection by the "father of Pentecostalism." 

Discover how women rose as powerful leaders and how a free newspaper turned this local revival into a global phenomenon. 

Join us as we explore the raw, complex, and inspiring legacy of Azusa Street and what it teaches us about faith, unity, and social change today.

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