Revival Blog does a good overview about Lakeland Outpouring, some tips on how to get the most from your Outpouring experience.

Little did Carl know, that I was planning to do the same thing. He even had some of my exact lines. Spooky.

So, giving all credit to him for being first, I add my own commentary:

The Tent. Squint and you can see a Rainbow hovering over it. Yeah there are Angels all over the place, feels like it at least, but I did not get a picture. The place is way out off of Exit 25 on I-4, so civilization is ten miles away, and all you get nearby is a Cracker Barrell, a rib shack
in Plant City, and a Wendy's.

Bathrooms. What you see is what you get. We are not here to be comforted and live in luxury, we're here to get God, people.

Flag Ministry. You will see a ton of Flags, all over the place. A couple of times I nearly got sideswiped by the Lion of Judah flag.

Two prayer intercessors as they "tabernacle" people, meaning they put people under this big
canopy, and pray for them as it descends.

It took a few minutes for me to get used to this one, but hey
I am open.

Parking Attendants. These are the unsung heroes of the Revival. They are a bit OCD, they will persist until you get into the space in an exact formation, lining up parallel to some very old chalk lines.

Be nice to them, they have guard dogs.

Refreshments. A Lemonade Stand, and a Burger shack. Not complaining, the people behind the counter are nice and deserve big tips. But really, there needs to be a cafe with wi-fi.

Todd's Bike? Quite possibly.

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Comments

[carl thomas]

You know, I went for God but it was also kind of an event. My wife said, "This is kind of like a Christian Woodstock."

It is an exciting kind of something.

[Caron]

Please see: http://www.adventuresinchristianity.com/?L=blogs.blog&article=3494
and then watch: http://www.justinpeters.org/overview.htm