Third Day & Brandon Heath!!!!!!

So a few weeks ago, I was driving home from Cedar Rapids and heard this great song called "Revelation" by Third Day. I have downloaded other Third Day songs and knew how great they were but this song just really struck a chord with me (no pun intended). I could really relate to the lyrics because I constantly feel like I'm asking what should I do, give me a sign. So I came home and said to Brian, "I just heard this great song and if the next time Third Day comes to this area, we're going". Well, given how great of a memory my wonderful husband has, sure enough when I opened my birthday present, there were two tickets to see Third Day at the Adler Theatre in Davenport! Now Brian had heard their songs I'm sure, but didn't know exactly which songs were theirs so he was excited to go hear them too. But he had no idea, nor did I, how absolutely awesome it would be!

When we walked in, I saw this big sign with Brandon Heath on it and couldn't believe how lucky we were to be able to hear both Brandon Heath and Third Day. We bought a Third Day tshirt then went to our seats, which were great, 8th row and of course, we forgot our camera. That really sucked because we could have gotten some sweet pictures, especially when they did this great acoustical set and we're all sitting together on the stage.

Anyway, it was an unbelievable concert, I've never been to a Christian Rock concert and it was amazing the energy in the room. Mac Powell (lead singer for Third Day) lead a powerful prayer time at the end and ended the concert singing Revelation. In the words of Randy Jackson, "Da Bomb Baby"!

Here is a picture of Brandon Heath and I that Brian took with his camera phone. Not the best quality but at least we got one good picture! Brandon Heath and the other opening band from Australia called Revive were out in the lobby after their sets signing autographs and taking photos. BTW, we bought the Revive CD and they are really good. If anyone wants to borrow the CD, let me know!

Thanks to my hubby for a wonderful night out. This sounds sappy, but the concert was just so great, all I kept thinking this morning was "Did it really happen?"