Kingdom Math— it doesn't always add up! The Widow at Zarephath had enough provisions for one meal, and yet her oil and flour didn't run out. After a slow night fishing, Jesus told the disciples where to cast their nets, and their boat couldn't contain the catch. Jesus fed 5,000 with five loaves and two fish. When God is on the move, His math doesn't have to add up to us.

At Let Us Worship, we believe in Kindom Math, because we've seen the hand of God move in way's that don't add up. To fund the second half of our Kingdom to the Capitol tour, we are relying on God to make a way, where there isn't one. Here's a breakdown of the numbers:

We have 24 stops remaining in 2024. Each revival costs around $97,000 to pull off. This covers permitting, equipment rental, staging, travel, and the thousand other costs that arise. 24x$97,000 = $2,328,000. Here's where the math gets tricky—last year we had a partner who helped cover a majority of the costs. They've since backed out, and we are left to cover the entire costs for 2024.

Should we charge an admission? $15 tickets could knock $750,000 off the bottom line. Absolutely not. From the beginning, Let Us Worship has been a grassroots movement, funded by Believers who want to see revival spread across America and the world.

So no, we still won't start charging admission to revivals, no matter the costs. We trust that God's plan doesn't include charging people an entrance fee to worship in His presence.

We are putting out the call—help us fund another year of Let Us Worship. This Believer-supported ministry still has work to do, but we can't do it alone. We will rely on donations from Believers across the country, just like we have from the beginning. The pandemic may be over, but the Kingdom is still ripe for harvest, and we are ready to go!