Hey guys, Miller, thanks for tuning in as always. We love our online world and pray this is encouraging to you in your walk with Jesus.

This week's message focuses really on our culture at the upper room and looking at a commandment that God gave Moses and how to build an altar.

And you gave him specific instructions about the stones that they were to use,

that they were to be uncut, not using bricks, but using stones, natural stones.

And just correlate that to the altar that he's built in our world.

And that we don't need to manufacture.

We don't need to produce.

We don't need to conform. Jesus is building altars of living stones, and so I pray this message is encouraging

to you. I also give a shout out to Jimmy Seiberd from Antioch Waco. This message was birth, really

from a conversation that I had with him. Over coffee, he put

a really good language to our season at the Upper Room and things were navigating. So shout out

to Jimmy in the Antioch community. We love you guys. Well, hey, if you have your Bibles, we'll be in Exodus

Chapter 20. My name is Michael Miller. I'm the senior

leader here at Upper Room, and I am really honored to be with you tonight and to share a word

that I believe the Lord has given me for us as a family. We are celebrating this Wednesday, I believe,

is April 2nd. In April 2nd, 2010, we hosted a Passover Seder. That was the first event we ever did as a

family. It was in a room called up a room. This business owner had this room that overlooked downtown

Dallas. And so this Wednesday we're celebrating 15 years. I know. So I just want to set a backdrop to 15 years and really hopefully

frame where I believe the Lord is taking us. In that, we're coming up upon Passover season.

If you've never done a Passover Seder, I'll be sending out an email in the next week or so that

we'll have kind of a manual for how to do a Seder. And so for young families, for families, for young adults,

gather some of your friends and do a Seder.

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