Hey guys, this is Aaron Tedeski and you are listening to the Upper Room podcast.

We have a special announcement that we wanted to share with you guys.

We actually have a new record coming out on March 14th, Pi Day for all my math people.

We can't wait to share this album with you guys.

It's an album of remembrance for what the Lord did in our old building,

1350 manufacturing.

So we're really excited for you guys to hear this

and really encounter the gospel through these songs.

But for today, the podcast you'll be hearing is Peter Lewis, and he speaks to us about the bread

of life and that it is written in the book, that it's the word of the Father that brings us

life and sustenance. So I pray, Father, that as these people are listening, that they would encounter your sustenance, that they would encounter your sustenance. So I pray, Father, that as these people are listening, that they would encounter your

sustenance, that they would encounter your life and feast on the Word. In Jesus' name, amen. Bless you guys.

All right, good evening. How are we doing?

Hey, thank you worship team. That was awesome. Can we bless them for leading us in worship so

beautifully. Thank you, Axel, for just lingering there. So good. How many of you already had church?

Amen. You're satisfied. Praise God. Well, we need the it is written. Amen.

I said, we need it as written. Some of you feel good right now, but then tomorrow morning,

your life's falling apart because you don't have the it is written. That's real. When it doesn't, when Aaron and Ashley aren't leading you and your YouTube is slow

buffering you need it is written all right father we thank you for your word tonight and we come to it humbly we humble ourselves before your word god

no matter how many times we come to it we thank you that it always says the same thing

and that and that you are always behind it saying amen and so lord we ask holy, would you illuminate the word of God tonight to us?

God, I pray more than my voice that your voice would be heard by your people. I pray the voice

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