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EPISODE · Jul 31, 2025 · 52 MIN

Interview with Rob Deluca

from Burning Hearts · host Burning Hearts Ministry

In this episode, Johannes leader of Burning Hearts Ministry e.V. is interviewing revivalist Rob Deluca. About Rob: Rob DeLuca and his wife Caroline are catalysts for revival. They have served as missionaries, church planters, and pastors. Together, they’ve ministered in over 53 nations, preaching the gospel, healing the sick, and casting out demons. Their hearts burn to see souls saved by the power of Jesus. Revival is inevitable. About Johannes: Johannes Stumpf born in Singen (Germany) currently leads the ministry "Burning Hearts", dedicated to proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ to those who are lost, as well as seeing a reformation of first love in the church. After living and serving in the USA for eight years, Johannes now lives together with his wife and two daughters in Germany as missionaries to Europe. Burning Hearts Ministry Mssion's statement: proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ to those who are lost, believing for a reformation of first love in the church, may all hearts start burning for the one who is truly worthy! Luke 24:32 Links: BHM https://linktr.ee/burninghearts?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=fb3aec83-d988-41e1-ac96-7ed2b4d1c963 Rob Deluca https://www.robdeluca.org/ https://www.youtube.com/@UCnOKIGFgY2GD1jYklY8pMxA

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