Transcript
A (0:00)
What's up, street team family? You're watching this episode of the street preachers podcast with your hosts, Tim Timberlake and Philip Anthony Mitchell. And you are tuned in to our special behind the scenes series of our very first street preachers podcast tour.
B (0:15)
Stay locked, Charlotte, man.
A (0:17)
Yeah.
B (0:18)
Shout out to our brother, Pastor Stephen Furtick.
A (0:21)
Yeah.
B (0:21)
Elevation Church, who were there and they're Universal City location and another sold out night.
A (0:30)
And that room was charged.
B (0:31)
It was charged. Full of faith, man.
A (0:34)
That's powerful, man.
B (0:35)
And we almost didn't get to the content of the podcast at night because worship was so powerful.
A (0:42)
Yeah. We almost scrapped the podcast all together. Yeah.
B (0:45)
And, you know, we talked about prayer that night and the significance and the meaning of prayer to us and man, God start moving in that place. And again, you know, we're hearing these stories of people that are traveling from all over the world. You know, when we first started this, our mind and our concept was so limited in our view. We were addressing just the street team here in the country.
A (1:11)
Yeah, we didn't. We wasn't thinking globally. Yeah, we wasn't thinking globally.
B (1:15)
But man, y' all start pulling out from all over the world and Australia and India and Asia and the Bahamas and Jamaica. And it became very, very known to us that this is far bigger than what we could imagine.
A (1:37)
And I already. You said something very important too, you know, you know, you know, shout out to, you know, you know, Pastor Stephen Furtick, Elevation Church for opening up that facility to us. And you know, obviously they're known all around the world for their music, and I thought it was pretty powerful. That night we. We almost turned. It almost became a worship night. You remember that? We was in worship so long. I remember you. We walked into each other on the stage and we whispered each other's ear, like, should we just worship and pray and go home? Remember that? Yeah. And we almost just considered not recording at all and because it really did almost turn into a worship night, which, you know, I think it's not by accident, considering they have such a strong worship culture. And it almost turned to worship night. And I think that was one of the nights where we realized, you know what, Tim? We just gonna keep following the Holy Spirit. We're just gonna do what the Holy Spirit wants us to do. And we did feel the unction we need to address prayer that night. I think I remember that. But that night almost turned out to be a worship night. And it was a very, very powerful night. I had a chance to wrap my arms around people who I knew for Many, many years. Who hadn't seen for many years. And just that night, I remember being in the foyer, the lobby foyer, whatever you want to call it, of University City and just I had friends who I had known for like 20 years. Pull up my man Sonny Bolo was there. Shout out to my man Sonny Bolo. And some of my other men's pulled up. My man Sonny's one of the most thugged out gangster, my man. We came out them streets, man. My man. He saved my life a couple times too. You remember? My man Sonny pulled up, man. That dude sa a couple times. Shout out to my man Sonny Bolo from the Bronx, who definitely saved my life a couple times in the streets in North Carolina. He pulled up with his family and, and I had friends pull up and man, we had a powerful night, man. It was life changing, you know.