The most amazing thing about that night was that all us UT Believers put aside our differences, bickering, and accusations of ’sheep-stealing’ and lifted up one voice to God in adoration of Him. It was powerful. And I’m thinking, what will it take to do this on a regular basis? What will it take for unity to be what we’re known for in this desert? How can we let Believers here know they’re not alone?

Praying for the Lord’s direct intervention as the enemy would try to recapture hearts, and thanking Him for all the ways He destroys the enemy’s attempts, and takes back the captives. So all will know He is the Lord! Ezekiel 25: 12-14, Amos 9:11-15 Glorify Yourself Lord Jesus!

The feelings that I can’t convey over a blog comment… are echoed by many hungry hearts in the Salt Lake Valley.

THANK YOU so much for making the stop, helping fuel a generation wanting nothing more than to see the walls torn down in this valley. A generation that has begun to lay some tracks since OneDay03.

You are all in my prayers!

I was at the DC*B concert last night at the 9:30 club, and I just wanted to let you all know that it really was amazing. I’ve been dealing with a lot of stuff the past few weeks and hearing Crowder sing “Never Let Go” really helped remind me that God is with me no matter what…I couldn’t help but break down crying in the middle of it;
Joy and pain,
In sun and rain,
You’re the same,
oh You never let go

Probably one of the only times someone’s cried at the 9:30 club!

Thank you all for everything you do!

The Lord’s providence and His ability to heal us are beyond our imagination and comprehension! We are glad that you are well again! I hear that kidney stones are extremely painful. I’ve had appendicitis before so I can understand abdominal area pain too!

Thank you for the message you shared with the world that God our God is an anchor of hope because He loves us, He is sovereign, but still allows freedom, and that He paints on a canvas larger than we can see with our own eyes.
Thanks to Him, we have a renewed outlook on our trials.

Thank you for your continued obedience to the Lord for following through with the Passion Conferences ministry. Tell Chris, David, and the rest of the team that they are all effectively being used to change people and turn their hearts, souls, and minds to the throne of Jesus Christ. Keep believing and keep being faithful.

We can’t wait to hear what the Lord still has in store for you all and for us as well.

Christopher Luk
University of Western Ontario’s Asian Christian Fellowship
(London, Ontario, Canada)

P.S. We noticed that Toronto wasn’t a location mentioned on the World Tour list. Will the team be returning to our multi-cultural and university/college-aged-dense city? “Perclah” and I would definitely like to see you all again! The Ricoh Coliseum seems like a good venue to house us all and seems to have plenty of space for commmunity groups, breakout sessions, “latenites”, and much more!
Let the anthem ring that, “Greater things have yet to come,
Greater things are still to be done
In this city!
Greater things have yet to come
And greater things have still to be done here!”

you seemed to be feeling better… I see here that you were able to rest up in my fav place – ahhh the Rockies! I’m so glad you guys had some free time there :)

I’d say goodness and mercy followed you to AR last night… I’ll be praying for strength and refreshing… and for God to continue work through you all, moving in people’s hearts in great ways on the rest of your journey~

blessings all~
Kim :)

ps- Anon@5:39… loved your prayer for tonight in the crossroads