What is the House of Prayer?
The House of Prayer is a dedicated space for worship, prayer, and intercession. Its purpose is to cultivate an atmosphere where people can encounter the presence of God and respond to Him in prayer.
This format is inspired by Revelation 5, which describes the harp and the bowl—a picture of worship and prayer continually rising before the Lord. In this model, worship fuels prayer and prayer fuels worship as we intercede for our church, our community, and the nations.
The prayer room is also designed to reflect the Tabernacle of David (1 Chronicles 9:33; 16:1–36), a place of continual worship before the Lord. As you enter the House of Prayer, you will be welcomed by worship music that does not cease, creating an atmosphere where hearts can remain focused on God.
Whether you come to worship, pray, reflect on Scripture, or simply sit in God’s presence, the House of Prayer is a place set apart to seek the Lord and lift up continual praise and intercession.
This format is inspired by Revelation 5, which describes the harp and the bowl—a picture of worship and prayer continually rising before the Lord. In this model, worship fuels prayer and prayer fuels worship as we intercede for our church, our community, and the nations.
The prayer room is also designed to reflect the Tabernacle of David (1 Chronicles 9:33; 16:1–36), a place of continual worship before the Lord. As you enter the House of Prayer, you will be welcomed by worship music that does not cease, creating an atmosphere where hearts can remain focused on God.
Whether you come to worship, pray, reflect on Scripture, or simply sit in God’s presence, the House of Prayer is a place set apart to seek the Lord and lift up continual praise and intercession.
