Audio Adrenaline

Fallout is an annual event helld every September in Allentown, PA at the Faith Evangelical Church. This event drew a crowd of about 2,000 people, who came from all over the New York and Philadelphia areas to come to this event.  I was happy to attend this event this year. Although it may not be my most favortie event of all, I had an awesome time there. I came to the festival just in time to see Skillet finish their gig. After them was Daniels Window, but at the break before them, I met a familiar face - Terry from the Creation Festival.

Daniel's Window with a smashing performance.

Daniel's Window

Calling all Pillar, Kutless, and Rock n Roll Worship Circus fans! This underrated band knows how to keep a crowd dancing, and jumping around. I really love that cute red-haired lead singer in the band. She looks so fine in that color hair... oops, well let me get back to the subject. I must be daydreaming here. The whole point is you've gotta check them out!

Daniel's Window

Right after their smash performance, Me and Terry made a successful attempt to find Katie, who wanted to meet the people from the Creation Meet, but unfortunately wasn't able to. I had the chance to meet Katie, along with her friends, and spent some time together. They were all a pleasure to meet.

Emily, Katie, Emily, and Arielle.

CPR Improv

A funny group of three comedians which use a series of riddles to figure out what animal they're imitating. I found their show really funny. Me and Terry really enjoyed their performance.

Five Iron Frenzy

Five Iron Frenzy is allegedly doing a Farewell tour across the country. This band uses a Ska style, which is like big-band rock music. Their performance was funny, yet uninspired, unlike their CDs that they put out. I will miss this band once they break up for sure. But look, four of those band members are there to stay, forming the group Brave Saint Saturn.

Audio Adrenaline

Audio Adrenaline performed OK for a headlining band, but they admitted they were a bit exhausted from touring. They performed several songs including  Worldwide, Ride, Lift, and Big House. We still jammed to the music, while a lot of people left for the night. Unfortunately, their performance was cut short due to a curfew which forces this happening to end by 9:30pm. They would've did four more songs.

A Step of Faith

As soon as Audio Adrenaline finished, I walked to the Wal-Mart Supercenter to grab a few things, while my car was parked there. After grabbing a few things, I was on my way back home.

Going home this time did have it's flaws. A screw broke from the bracket that was holding the gas tank, causing the bracket to drag on the asphalt. I didn't make a big deal about it, because I knew God help me along the way. Consequently, I was forced to leave the car on the shoulder of the Pennsylvania Turnpike overnight until I had my mechanic come and fix it. (He repaired my fuel pump about two months before this.) Fortunately, my car didn't catch fire. Almost immediately after ditching the car, I began walking to the nearest rest stop, which would've been 3 miles on a dark and dangerous highway, but after walking for about 1000 feet, I came across one of the turnpike maintenance trucks as he saw me walking up the road, and gladly trnasported me back to Lansdale, so my mom wouldn't have far to drive. My mom had no problem arriving, and we came home, only to bring my mechanic back to the Allentown area on Sunday afternoon to fix a very minor problem. (The car I drive has only seen the side of a highway ONCE in the 4 years that I drove it!) He put a new screw on the bracket, and immediately drove it back home, and I arrived safely.

Sometimes God uses less than fortunate situations to test our faith. This was one of the tests that God has done on me. I challenge you to put your faith in God, and he will supply you with what you need!

Theo R. - September 15, 2003