What's up? Upper Room family. Thank you for tuning in to this week's installment of our podcast.

I just want to take a second to thank all of our listeners, how you guys have been faithfully listening day in, day out to our weekend messages.

We want you to know that we love you and that we hope that these messages continue to bless you just like they've blessed us in-house.

Man, we are so grateful for you guys.

That being said, this weekend, this past weekend, Michael Miller taught on the baptism in the Holy Spirit

and goes into further depth on Ephesians 117 on how we are needing to be dependent on the spirit to know more of Jesus.

And how receiving more of Jesus, we receive more of the Holy Spirit.

And how we receive more of the Holy Spirit, we receive more of Jesus and the freedom and the power that comes with us.

So we hope this message encourages you as you listen.

We believe that the Spirit will come upon you guys. So we hope this message encourages you as you listen. We believe that the

spirit will come upon you guys. So we love you. Will you grab someone's hand? We just grab a hand

next to you. Grab a hand. You can sit down, but just grab a hand. I want to pray for us. Holy Spirit,

we do welcome you. We honor you. and we declare all your ways are perfect,

and we want to know you, Holy Spirit, we want to know you as a person, we want to know your

purposes.

It was a high price that was paid that we could be your temples. You live in us, you are with us,

and you're the helper. And you're going to do that this morning. So Holy Spirit, come. And would you

encounter hearts in a fresh way? Would you reveal Jesus today? Would people encounter their Savior, their Lord, their Messiah, their high

priest, their God. So we love you, Jesus. Did you just say, Lord, I'm available. Come and encounter my heart. In Jesus' name, amen. Amen. Amen. You can be seated.

Amen and amen. Welcome to the upper room. We're glad you're here. Wasn't that a refreshing

just time of worship?

Thank you, Joel and team. Can y'all give it up for Joel and the guys? They just, such a powerful time of worship.

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