Night Six had its own flavor — one we won’t forget.
Sarah Flat led worship with nothing but an acoustic guitar and drums. The simplicity made space for the Spirit to move.
Elijah Fortner delivered a message with purpose, challenging us to expand our spiritual cupboards. He explained how when we don’t have enough storage space in the Spirit, things get left out… they dry up… and when we try to use them again, they’ve lost their power. We need room to hold His presence so we can carry what He gives us — fresh, full, and ready.
Then came a powerful altar call.
A 14-year-old boy named Gavin, who had been baptized in water the night before, came to the altar again and later made mention that he felt the enemy had been attached to him in a certain area and while getting prayer, He felt that ungodly force leave him. In the next moment, he began to pray in holy tongues for the first time — water one night, fire the next. 🔥💧🕊️
And yes… Molly the dog is still part of the action. This time, she had to be monitored after getting a little too interested in a skunk that wandered nearby. Can you imagine Molly walking around the tent smelling like skunk spray during worship?! Crisis averted. 😂🐶🦨
The team and community are buzzing with anticipation. There’s a sense of momentum, like something deep is stirring under the surface. We believe the Holy Spirit is moving behind the scenes in this town — healing, preparing, awakening.
