Hey, Upper Room family and podcast friends. This week I revisited some of our roots as Upper Room,

how God's house is a house of prayer. Jesus himself said it. So we're exploring what it means to be

a house of prayer as the church, that the church is a house of prayer and the house of prayer is a church.

And we looked at David's tabernacle.

What sets David's tabernacle apart and how God is rebuilding it in the last days,

how it's full of music and song, praise, and thanksgiving.

So I hope it blesses you.

I hope it provokes you.

Our prayer room is open back up this week.

Hallelujah. May zeal for his house consume us. Good morning. I don't want to rush through that, so please take the time to give.

If you could move in toward one another, you might as well.

We're already a little sweaty. Good morning.

Morning.

A song.

Good morning.

So we are changing things up a bit.

Don't you love that?

You just never know.

Let me give you the plan, for those of you who need a plan,

and then we'll hop into it.

So I felt that it was important to speak about the house of prayer this weekend

and what we are about as a room.

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