What one generation tolerates, the next generation will embrace.

Order is the way of the kingdom. If we are going to possess the city of Columbia, SC, which has been given to us, it's going to take us traveling through the gate of order.

God enters into covenant with Israelites with one request of them: completely destroy all inhabitants and idols to other gods in the land they would be given. They fail to do this and because they allowed old occupants to remain in their land, they turn away from God and break covenant. Our call as believers is to tend the fire of covenant the rest of our lives. This primarily includes removal of everything that ties us to our life before Jesus.

David, in a moment of vulnerability, takes his attention off of Yahweh and puts it onto what he had accomplished: masses of people. What are we "counting" that is keeping us from face-to-face communion?

Jesus leaves the crowds to sit at a well with a woman who had no worth in the eyes of culture. He invites her into permanent satisfaction through encounter, with the only stipulation being her surrendering the inferior things she was grasping for worth from.

Night one of the Columbia Revival, Lee McDerment preaches on the correlation of "Columbia" and a dove as well as the prophetic significance of our city in the kingdom.

Columbia is the city of the dove.

Spencer Sox teaches the importance of righteous identity and how it redefines our purpose as well as the way we go about our day to day lives.

Of the estimated 2 million Israelites that grew up in slavery in Egypt, but left for the promised land, only 2 actually entered into the promised land. Those 2 were the ones who had allowed the wilderness to wild them and bring honor and order back into their story.