Friends, it's show time!! We have been planning, praying, and preparing for revival for several months. We have scheduled the revival and have invited evangelists to lead the revival. We have even adopted a theme-"Even so come, Lord Jesus". All of that being said, the most important faucet of revival is not whether God shows up--we KNOW HE WILL, the most important question is simply this, "Will you?"
  On our family farm in Kingfisher, just a few yards outside of the house, is a concrete slab. Sitting in the center of the slab is an old-fashion water pump. Hanging from the pump is a small bucket of water. It seems like the little bucket of water is the least important thing there (key words-lt seems like). (You are going to have to explain what(s going on to your children, trust me.)
The little insignificant bucket holds the 'prime' water (I learned this when I tried to drink the prime water and was quickly stopped by Grandpa.) The prime water isn't for drinking. You pour it back down the well and when you begin to pump the handle the prime water 'activates' the pump and up comes the coldest, clearest water from a spring deep underground.
If you are thirsty, don't drink the prime water, pour it back down the well and that little bit of water will help you pump out gallons and gallons of fresh water--every time. I have done this over the last 72 years it has ALWAYS worked. Every time my family has done it since 1889 it has worked.
  Your presence is the prime water for revival. Every time you come, every person you bring with you, every prayer you pray, 'activates' the flow of God's blessings--and God l s blessings are always pure and refreshing.
Don't pour out your prime water, pour it in and watch what God brings forth. Your offering will be multiplied over and over and over.
EVEN SO COME--FRIDAY, 6-8PM FELLOWSHIP

 EVEN SO COME--SATURDAY, 6PM WORSHIP/REVIVAL
 EVEN SO COME--SUNDAY, 11 AM WORSHIP/REVIVAL
                                  Blessings Prayers and Love,
                                             Bro Tom and Sister Sue