About This Recording:

     The recording begins with Stanley Frodsham praying. 

     We have forgotten how to pray like this.

     The utter humility of it all reminds me of the times I heard Sister Goodwin pray.  It is a kind of praying so selfless, so innocent, so centered in the awesomness of God and the utter inability of man, that you never forget it when you hear one of the Giants of Old pray like this.  It makes you want to say, like the Apostles said to Christ, "Teach us to pray."  We must learn again how to pray like this.

     We have also forgotten how to preach like this.

     Frodsham was 82 when he preached this.  His high-pitched voice is that of an obviously elderly man, not far from going to be with his Lord.  You hear pour forth from this man's lips a type of Pentecostal preaching that is unknown today:  a continuous praise of Jesus Christ, a lifting up of adoration after adoration of the Son of God, a focus of the entire attention on the Cross of Christ, and an exhortation to brokenness and humility.  We must learn again how to preach like this.

     One of the reasons the Goodwins, Frodsham, Wigglesworth, and Carter saw a level of Glory manifest in their meetings that is mostly unknown today, is because they prayed and preached the way you hear Brother Frodsham do on this recording.