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Christian YouTuber Says 18-Day Coma Gave Jesus Vision

By Drooid · Oct 8, 2026, 2:53 AM UTC · How we work

Summary

Story summary

Gabe Poirot, a U.S. Christian YouTuber, says his 18-day coma produced a vision of Jesus.
The coma followed an October 2021 electric-skateboard crash at about 30 mph that fractured his skull.
Poirot described Jesus as a 5’11” lion-like, mustang figure made of pure fire.
In a Fox News interview with Kayleigh McEnany, he said the vision stressed masculinity, testosterone and strength.

History

Historical Context

William J. Seymour launched the Azusa Street Revival on April 9, 1906 in Los Angeles, drawing up to 1,500 worshippers and spawning a global Pentecostal movement that reached 50 nations by 1909. After his 2021 electric-skateboard crash left YouTuber Gabe Poirot in an 18-day coma, he appeared on Fox News describing a fire-filled Jesus, echoing the revival’s dramatic visions.

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Story summary

Gabe Poirot, a U.S. Christian YouTuber, says his 18-day coma produced a vision of Jesus.
The coma followed an October 2021 electric-skateboard crash at about 30 mph that fractured his skull.
Poirot described Jesus as a 5’11” lion-like, mustang figure made of pure fire.
In a Fox News interview with Kayleigh McEnany, he said the vision stressed masculinity, testosterone and strength.

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