Podcasts about upper room

The sermon "Red Letters: Washing" by Pastor Josiah Elias (0:54:03-1:59:13) centers on the profound act of Jesus washing his disciples' feet as a model of servant leadership. Drawing from Luke 22, the message highlights the context of the Passover and the divine orchestration of the Upper Room, where Jesus demonstrated that true authority in the kingdom is defined by serving others. Pastor Josiah emphasizes that this act was a "living parable," illustrating the need for spiritual cleansing and setting a standard for Christlike service among believers. Ultimately, the sermon connects this humble act to the far greater cleansing power of the Cross and invites the congregation to embrace a lifestyle of humility, service, and total surrender to the Gospel.

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In this sermon on John 13:1–17, Pastor Matt introduces the new series set in "The Upper Room" during Jesus' final hours before the cross. He explores Jesus' act of washing His disciples' feet—a task reserved for the lowest status of servants—and explains how this gesture provides a profound picture of Christ's character and ministry. Looking at A Display of God's Love: Jesus' action reflects a love that is humble, A Symbol of Salvation's Cleansing: Jesus highlights that outward moral effort cannot make us clean and A Model of Conduct for Jesus' Followers: Jesus sets an example of humble service for His disciples, calling them to extend self-sacrificing love to messiest fellow believers and even to their enemies.(00:00) - Starting and Intro (00:34) - The Upper Room (03:32) - A Display of God's Love (06:15) - Humble Love (11:16) - Undeserved Love (12:55) - Unending Love (20:29) - A Symbol of Salvation's Cleansing (24:47) - A Model of Conduct for Jesus' Followers (30:35) - How Can I Grow in a Life of Humble, Loving Service? On the night before His crucifixion, Jesus spent His final hours not thinking of Himself, but of those He loved. He washed weary feet, comforted troubled hearts, promised the Holy Spirit, prepared His followers for suffering, prayed for their faith, and prayed even for us.  In this 12-week journey through John 13–17, we'll see the love of Christ displayed in remarkable ways, and discover how His love continues to shape and sustain His people today.Pastor Matt Clausen preaches from the Prior Lake Campus.

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How could something seemingly insignificant and small lead to the largest movement that we're still feeling the ripples of today? What started with 120 disciples gathered in the upper room led to the birth of the Church and the Gospel being carried forward to the ends of the earth. In this episode of The Follow-Up, Yasmin and Brain talk through the Upper Room discourse, and what this means for the Church today.

Ashe in America and Ghost close out Season 5 of The Chosen with the season finale, episode eight, and it is a big one, covering the Upper Room, the Last Supper, and the walk into Gethsemane. The hosts spend a lot of time on Thaddeus, an apostle they admit they never gave much thought to before, tracing his quiet, almost overlooked calling and why the show frames him as an example of faith without needing a dramatic reason to believe. They also break down the emotional weight of Jesus's final teachings to the disciples before everything changes, and a haunting vision involving Abraham and Isaac that lands as one of the most powerful moments of the episode. Expect plenty of scripture references, some fun tangents about their morning cacao routine, and honest reflection on how much ground this season managed to cover. It is a heavy, satisfying finale, and the hosts tease what is coming in Season 6 before signing off for their season recap next week.  

Wait...what #RTTBROS #NIGHTLIGHT The Sacred Space of the Wait"But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint." — Isaiah 40:31There is a difference between waiting and wasting time.When we are in a season of waiting, waiting for a prayer to be answered, a door to open, or a heart to heal, it often feels like we are stalled. We feel as though life is happening everywhere else, and we are simply standing still in a quiet, empty room.But in the economy of God, waiting is never wasted.Think of the disciples in the Upper Room. Jesus gave them a clear command: Wait. He didn't give them a calendar, a countdown, or a detailed itinerary. He simply told them to wait for the promise of the Father. For ten days, they existed in the tension of the "not yet." They didn't know if the promise was coming in ten minutes or ten years.And yet, it was in that specific window of waiting that they were prepared for the fire of Pentecost. If the Holy Spirit had come the moment Jesus spoke, they might have been too scattered or too rushed to receive it. The wait was the preparation.Patience is not the ability to wait without complaining; it is the trust that the One who told you to wait knows exactly what is coming. It is the belief that God is not ignoring your request, but is instead orchestrating the timing. He is aligning the stars, softening the hearts of others, and strengthening your own spirit so that when the door finally opens, you have the strength to walk through it.Tonight, if you feel the restlessness of a waiting season, remember that you are not forgotten. You are not stalled. You are being renewed.Nightly Prayer:Father, I admit that I struggle with the silence. I struggle with the gaps between my prayer and Your answer. Tonight, I trade my restlessness for Your peace. I trust that Your timing is perfect and that You are working in the unseen spaces of my life. Help me to rest in the knowledge that I am held, I am loved, and Your promises never fail. Amen.https://linktr.ee/rttbros#BibleWisdomDaily #ChristianWisdom #PracticalBiblicalWisdom #Prayer #Trust #RTTBROS #Nightlight

There is much to learn as modern-day disciples from Jesus teachings in the Upper Room and time in the Garden of Gethsemane! Share. Make it a great day in the Love & Lordship of Christ (Matthew 26:17-46; Mark 14:12-42; Luke 22:1-46; John 13–17)!

This episode kicks off the fall sermon series, "The Upper Room," with a focus on John 13:1-17. Pastor Matt explores the profound moment in the upper room when Jesus washes the feet of His disciples just hours before His crucifixion. Throughout the message, we learn that this act serves three main purposes:It is a display of God's love: Jesus demonstrates a love that is humble, undeserved, and unending.It is a symbol of salvation's cleansing: We are reminded that we must be washed by Jesus if we are to have true fellowship with Him.It is a model of conduct for Jesus' followers: Jesus sets the ultimate example of how we should serve one another.To truly grow in this kind of humble, loving service, we must have our identity completely tied to our relationship with the Father and our future in heaven.The Upper Room Series:On the night before His crucifixion, Jesus spent His final hours not thinking of Himself, but of those He loved. He washed weary feet, comforted troubled hearts, promised the Holy Spirit, prepared His followers for suffering, prayed for their faith, and prayed even for us.  In this 12-week journey through John 13–17, we'll see the love of Christ displayed in remarkable ways, and discover how His love continues to shape and sustain His people today.(00:00) - Introduction (06:45) - A Display of God's Love (08:33) - Humble Love (13:39) - Undeserved Love (15:27) - Unending Love (22:46) - A Symbol of Salvation's Cleansing (26:55) - A Model of Conduct for Jesus' Followers (34:07) - How can I grow in a life of humble, loving service? Pastor Matt Clausen preaches from the Shakopee Campus.

In this message, Pastor Kenny addresses his upcoming departure after six years of ministry by reminding the congregation that the church is not built on any human leader, but solely on Jesus Christ, who is the true founder and perfecter of our faith. Drawing from Hebrews 12:1–3 and 13:8, he encourages believers to look to the "cloud of witnesses" who have run the race before them, to actively lay aside both the weights and sins that hinder their spiritual walk, and to keep their eyes fixed on Christ through seasons of transition and trial. By contemplating Jesus' endurance on the cross and remembering that He remains the same yesterday, today, and forever, the church is called to overcome weariness and stay firmly committed to following Him.(00:00) - Opening and Running with Endurance (07:44) - Surrounded (10:24) - Set It Down First (18:38) - One Who Never Hands It Off (25:27) - Consider Him (33:29) - The Same Yesterday, Today, and Forever Pastor Kenny preaches from the Prior Lake Campus.

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Paul Selig breaks down how humanity's collective agreement constructs our shared physical reality, exposing how current global chaos—from crumbling governments and educational systems to failing medical and financial institutions—is the direct result of structures built on fear. Moving beyond superficial self-help or escapist spirituality, he explains the energetic mechanics of vibrational coherence, comparing reality to musical octaves. By shifting our internal tone beyond the dense field of fear into what his channeled guides call the "Upper Room," individuals stop feeding historical cycles of war and scarcity, effectively lifting the physical world into a higher template.Grounding high-level mysticism in down-to-earth action, Paul emphasizes that true spiritual evolution requires showing up practically—whether feeding a hungry neighbor or replacing fearful reactions with grounded discernment. He outlines a profound shift from passive "hoping" to actively declaring "it can be so," proving that holding a higher vibrational agreement is what allows new physical possibilities to materialize. Through core attunements like "I am known" and "I am free," he illustrates how relinquishing the ego-driven personality structure allows source energy to clean away accrued fear and rewrite societal potential.Are you going to keep dancing to the outdated rhythm of fear and division, or are you ready to step into the Upper Room and help claim a new reality for humanity?___

After the Upper Room, Jesus went with his disciples to the Garden of Gethsemane. Judas, the betrayer, brought with him a band of Roman soldiers and Jewish officers to arrest Jesus in the garden. Jesus knew of everything that would happen, even before it happened. Verses: John 18: 1-14, John 11: 49-53 Pastor: Daniel Hendrickson

Do you feel it too? That strange sense that the world is cracking in two? That while some people around you are panicking, something inside you quietly knows there's another way through? What if the answer was never out there in the chaos, but in a level of consciousness you already carry inside you, right now, waiting to be claimed? Michael welcomes back Paul Selig, channel for guides who have now dictated fifteen books, most recently The Upper Room, for a conversation about separation, fear, and what it actually means to move beyond the "common field" into a higher octave of being. Paul shares his own raw, unforgettable story of a three-day spiritual awakening that changed the trajectory of his entire life, breaks down why fear can never truly ascend, and explains why claiming "I am in God, I am of God, I am with God" is not a platitude, but a direct energetic transmission. This isn't about escaping to some other realm or bypassing the hard parts of being human. This is about realizing that the upper room was never a destination; it's who you already are, waiting for the rest of you to catch up. Key Topics: Why the guides say humanity chose separation thousands of years ago out of a belief in scarcity, and why that choice, not any single event, is the true root of the fear running through the "common field" we all share. The stunning teaching that vibrational accord means your consciousness is in coherence with anything you're aware of, and the guides' controversial, much-debated claim about what that means for something like war. Why fear "does not ascend", it only replicates itself like a cancer, and why choosing to stop navigating life by fear is the actual mechanism for everything beginning to shift. Paul's raw, personal story: a desperate, broke 29-year-old in early recovery who found a stranger's prayer printed in the back of the Village Voice, said it for three nights, and woke up with his pain completely gone, followed by three days of profound, undeniable connection to source. Why that experience faded, and what Paul learned in retrospect: it wasn't meant to last forever; it was a preview, proof he couldn't unknow, that carried him toward the work he does today. The distinction between "the small self thinks, the true self knows", and why true spiritual knowing (gnosis) can only be experienced directly, never simply believed intellectually. What the "upper room" actually is: not a destination or an escape, but an octave of vibration above the common field where the divine self already exists, accessible through claims like "I am in the upper room." Why spiritual bypassing is a real danger, including Paul's own blunt refusal to do a paid reading for someone who said "God will provide" instead of paying overdue rent. The book metaphor for how naming diminishes things: how calling something "the nice chair" or "the expensive chair" adds density and meaning that obscures its original nature as a pure expression of source. Why the guides' teachings are described as experiential rather than intellectual, including reports from Paul's live workshops of participants literally perceiving each other as light, translucent, or dissolving into pure energy. You don't have to wait for the world to calm down before you find peace. The upper room isn't somewhere else; it's the octave of vibration your true self already occupies, right now, regardless of what's happening in the world around you. Stop giving fear your power, your authority, your choice. Know who you are in truth, know your brothers and sisters in that same truth, and understand that it can be other than it is; it will be other than it is; and it already is other than it has been.

Paul Selig channels the Guides in this Portal To Ascension "Embracing Contact" transmission, delivered in their signature dictated cadence. Speaking through Selig, they teach that the divine self — what they call the monad — is as present now as it can ever be, and is seeking its awakening not for your personality, but through you. They describe "the upper room," an octave of vibration beyond the common field where an aspect of you already lives, and insist that the kingdom has already been given to you. At the heart of it is a hard, clarifying teaching about separation: "You cannot be the light and hold another in darkness." What you damn, they warn, dams you back — because you cannot be awakened to your own true nature unless you are awakened to the true nature of everyone else.

Had another big episode again so I am splitting the upper room again for times sake. 

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Abel offered to God a sacrifice in faith

Enoch testified that he pleased God in his walk

For the past few days, we've been exploring the teachings of Jesus in the Upper Room for the series, “The Christ-Centered Life.” The title of Pastor Jack Graham's message today, from the Gospel of John, chapter 15, is “You've Got a Friend in Me” … and His name is Jesus. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/395/29?v=20251111

This week, Phil Mason introduced the concept of Upper Room culture, and Toby and Sophie Flipo, two of Tribe's worship leaders, shared their experiences hosting pop-up Houses of Prayer in their home.Upper Room Culture is unveiled in the gathering of Jesus and His disciples in the Upper Room on the night He was betrayed. They gathered around the Last Supper, as Jesus led them in a covenantal meal together. This remarkable culture was born out of the unique language Jesus introduced. His intimate teaching birthed apostolic culture, inviting the disciples to inhabit this heavenly culture as they participated in the genesis of the church. As someone famously said, “words create worlds.' Jesus invited the disciples to embrace this entirely new Upper Room culture expressed through the House of Prayer. Jesus' own prayer in John 17 embodied the Spirit of the House of Prayer movement.Toby and Sophie shared their passion for running House of Prayer events in their own home, something they have practiced for several years.We hope this joint effort blesses and inspires you.

Are the spiritual gifts still relevant today? What does Scripture actually teach about spiritual language, and how should believers understand it without falling into either excess or unbelief?  In this episode of Sabbath Lounge, we sit down with Jeff Brannon, author of the new book This Is That: Speaking in Tongues, Its Functions, Its History, and What They've Left Out, for a thoughtful and honest conversation about one of the most debated spiritual gifts in Christianity.  Jeff takes us through the biblical history, function, and purpose of speaking in tongues, while also addressing the personal questions and struggles many believers face when exploring spiritual gifts. We talk about what happens when you experience spiritual dry spells, when you don't seem to hear from the Father, and how we should respond during those seasons. We also discuss a fascinating illustration from Jeff's other book: The Priestly Garments. What can this picture teach us about balance in spiritual gifts? If everything were simply "bells," there would be nothing but noise. What does the combination of bells and pomegranates teach us about discernment, balance, and the proper use of spiritual gifts? Jeff also shares his thoughts on  Ezekiel 38:14 and the concept of a holy tongue, including the interesting description connected with the Hebrew word often understood as a chirping or similar sound.  Another fascinating part of our conversation involves the work of Dr. Roy Blizzard and his research into the Temple and the location traditionally associated with the Upper Room. We discuss how this historical and biblical context may help us better understand what happened on the Day of Pentecost. Whether you have spoken in tongues for years, have questions about the gift, have struggled with spiritual language, or simply want to understand what the Bible says, we think you will enjoy this conversation. We have read Jeff's book, and we highly recommend it to anyone interested in spiritual gifts, speaking in tongues, Pentecost, the Holy Spirit, and whether these gifts are still relevant for believers today.  GET JEFF BRANNON'S BOOK!   This Is That: Speaking in Tongues, Its Functions, Its History, and What They've Left Out. Learn more about Jeff Brannon and his books through The Way Remnant https://thewayremnant.com/ https://a.co/d/076zDsLW     Watch Jeff Brannon on YouTube: The Way Remnant on YouTube  @TheWayRemnant   WATCH MORE SABBATH LOUNGE https://sabbathlounge.com   Subscribe to Sabbath Lounge for more conversations about Torah, Scripture, the biblical feasts, spiritual gifts, prophecy, the Holy Spirit, and following Yeshua according to the Scriptures.   If this conversation helped you, like the video, subscribe to Sabbath Lounge, and share it with someone who has questions about speaking in tongues or the gifts of the Spirit.      TOPICS DISCUSSED  • Speaking in tongues • Spiritual gifts • Is speaking in tongues still for today? • The biblical purpose of tongues • The history of speaking in tongues • The Holy Spirit and spiritual language • Pentecost and the Day of Pentecost • The Upper Room and the Temple • Dr. Roy Blizzard • Ezekiel 38:14 • Holy language and spiritual gifts • The bells and pomegranates of the priestly garment • Spiritual dry seasons • Hearing from the Father • Biblical discernment • Torah and spiritual gifts • Jeff Brannon • This Is That • The Way Remnant • Sabbath Lounge    What do YOU believe Scripture teaches about speaking in tongues? Let us know in the comments.   #SpeakingInTongues #JeffBrannon #SabbathLounge  www.sabbathlounge.com  https://linktr.ee/Sabbathlounge  

As we continue the series exploring Jesus' teachings in the Upper Room, Pastor Jack Graham teaches that Jesus provides the Disciples and all believers clear commands as to how we are to love Him by obeying Him and following Him. Are you living a self-centered life or a Christ-centered life? To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/395/29?v=20251111

The Upper Room // The Not So Obvious Secret To Success (pt.3) | Jared Douglas 

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Pastor Jack Graham concludes the powerful series “Tell Me the Story of Jesus,” with a signature message from our Savior delivered in His final hours on earth in the Upper Room. Pastor Graham leads us in a study on the command the Lord leaves us in John 13:34–35 on how we are to love one another just as He has loved us. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/395/29?v=20251111

There were so many folks got taken from us this week that we had to give them their own spot to keep the episode manageable. RIP to those we have lost these past two weeks

The Upper Room // The Lord's Supper (pt.2) | Jared Douglas 

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Drawing from Jesus's final prayer in John 17, this sermon challenges believers to move beyond the safety and comfort of the "locker room" of gathered worship and into active engagement with the world. Mike frames the Upper Room as a place of preparation, not permanent residence, and argues that God's primary goal for believers is not to keep them safe from hardship but to send them into the world as salt and light. Using Jesus's intercessory prayer, the sermon unpacks four things Jesus prays for his followers: protection from the evil one, sanctification through truth, being sent into the world, and unity among believers so that the world might see Christ. The central tension of the message is the difference between being outnumbered by life's challenges and being outmatched, and the sermon concludes that with Jesus, believers are never outmatched. The call to response is full surrender, inviting believers to stop compartmentalizing their lives and give every area fully to Christ.Read John 17:14-15Jesus did not pray that the Father would remove you from the world. He prayed that you would be protected within it. There is a profound difference between being outnumbered and being outmatched. Life will bring seasons where the odds feel impossibly stacked against you — broken relationships, financial strain, failing health, unanswered questions. In those moments, the temptation is to look at the size of the problem rather than the power of the One standing with you. Jesus has already overcome the world. That victory is yours to stand in. Today, name the thing that is outnumbering you, and surrender it to the One who cannot be outmatched.Where in your life have you confused being outnumbered with being defeated?Write down one specific challenge you are facing. Beside it, write the words: "Outnumbered. Never outmatched." Return to it every time fear rises today.Discussion Questions:-The sermon draws a distinction between being outnumbered and being outmatched -- in what area of your life do you feel outnumbered right now, and what would it look like practically to trust that Jesus makes you outmatched in that situation?-Jesus prays in John 17 not that the Father would take his followers out of the world, but that he would protect them while they remain in it -- how does this reframe the way you think about your calling in your workplace, neighborhood, or school?-Jesus prays for unity among his followers so that the world would take notice, not of the church, but of him -- how does division within the church damage the testimony of Jesus, and what is one step you could take to pursue unity across lines of difference?

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Spiritual Numbness // The Upper Room Series Pt. 1 | Jared Douglas

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One who is a child of God by faith in Christ is the object of God's special and enduring love.

Using Matthew 24 (The Olivet Discourse) and John 14 (Upper Room), Doctor D. and Brother T. discuss what the future holds for both believers and unbelievers. We think you will find their discussion interesting.

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Joel uses the picture of Israel's harvest. The first rain came after the seed was sown, and the latter rain came before the harvest, swelling the grain and preparing it for harvest. I believe this is a picture of the Holy Spirit. The first outpouring came at the beginning of the Church – not during Jesus' earthly ministry, but on the Day of Pentecost. There were 120 disciples gathered in the Upper Room, fearful and hiding behind locked doors. Then the Holy Spirit came with power. Peter stood up and preached, and 3,000 people were converted. This was the beginning of the Church. But I have always believed the Church must also experience the latter rain – and that the latter rain will be greater than the first. That belief challenged me from the beginning of my ministry. Although I received the baptism of the Holy Spirit at fourteen, I was still searching for greater power. That is why, in 1961, I travelled to Jerusalem for a Pentecost conference. I had very little money, but I was determined to get there. I travelled by road because I believed I had to be there. That journey changed my life. I believe God gave me what I had been seeking. From that time, I began to see miracles, healings and the power of God in a way I had never known before. But I don't believe that was the end. I believe the prophecy of Joel points forward to the return of Christ. The outpouring that began at Pentecost will reach its fulfilment in the latter rain before the harvest. So, Church, wake up! Jesus promised that we would receive power and that we would do the works He did – and even greater works. Where are those greater miracles? We need to see them now. I believe I am entering into this prophecy, and that before I enter the Kingdom, I will see greater miracles than anything I have witnessed in my life. Don't look only at Pentecost. That was the beginning. Read Joel for yourself. Believe the promise, seek God, and ask Him for the power of the Holy Spirit. I want to see the latter rain – and I want you to enter into it with me. To watch the YouTube version: https://youtu.be/cSUNfciLqvo  For more information on the Ministry of David Hathaway https://www.eurovision.org.uk 

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What is dispensationalism? What is the alternate view, covenant theology? Many Christians don’t understand why dispensationalism is being attacked with such vigor; perhaps those doing the attacking don’t either but the prevailing mood today is, there is no rapture or at least not one that takes the Christians out of the world before judgment. And Israel? Well, they aren’t even in the picture and what’s more, that’s not Israel over in, well, Israel. On today’s SUFTT, Mary starts with biblical interpretive systems of prophecy and from there expands on the really big picture of dispensationalism and how it beautifully fits the historical-grammatical-literal interpretation of Scripture. Are we seeing the church age wrap up and the Day of the Lord commence? We look at the history of the Jews, the Temples that have come and gone and why; and why the rapture is as important to us as it would be to Israel. A full hour of fascinating bunny trails. Hippity hop!     Stand Up For The Truth Videos: https://rumble.com/user/CTRNOnline & https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgQQSvKiMcglId7oGc5c46A

Drop us a text message to say hi and let us know what you think of the show. (Include your email if you'd like us to reply)In which John and David return from a summer "digital break" to Jesus' “I am” sayings and one of the most familiar verses in John's Gospel. Reading “I am the way, the truth and the life” within the unsettled atmosphere of the Upper Room, they explore anxious disciples, troubled hearts, Jesus' departure, and why these famous words might offer more than a familiar statement about salvation.Episode 251 of the Two Texts Podcast | Jesus and God's "Name" 15If you want to get in touch about something in the podcast you can reach out on podcast@twotexts.com or by liking and following the Two Texts podcast on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. If you enjoy the podcast, we'd love it if you left a review or comment where you're listening from – and if you really enjoyed it, why not share it with a friend?Music by Woodford Music (c) 2021________Help us keep Two Texts free for everyone by becoming a supporter of the show John and David want to ensure that Two Texts always remains free content for everyone. We don't want to create a paywall or have premium content that would exclude others. However, Two Texts costs us around £60 per month (US$75; CAD$100) to make. If you'd like to support the show with even just a small monthly donation it would help ensure we can continue to produce the content that you love. Thank you so much.Support the show

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Thank you for joining us for worship this Sunday at Upper Room Church! We would love to hear from you. Comment below and let us know you are watching.   Message Notes: https://uprmchurch.cls.co/SKZQ Psalm 37   Baptism Sign Up: https://upperroom.cls.co/qmVv   Field Guide https://uprmchurch.cls.co/HJcs   UR Groups: https://upr.cls.co/zdqc   Event Calendar: https://upr.cls.co/ftcj   Prayer, Assistance, Share Decision of Faith: https://upr.cls.co/nqvp   Join the Legacy Team: https://upr.cls.co/msth   Giving: Support this ministry here and around the world: https://upr.cls.co/jpzq   Streaming License through MultiTracks https://www.multitracks.com   Copyright protection under 17 U.S.C. § 110 - U.S. Code - Section 3