The Upper Room Made Simple

There is a room in the New Testament that the Church has never really left. The Upper Room: from the Last Supper table to Pentecost fire.

The Upper Room Made Simple is a Bible-first walk through the upper room — from the large furnished room Jesus arranged before the cross (Luke 22), through the ten days of waiting (Acts 1), to the sound from heaven and the filling of the Holy Spirit (Acts 2), the first sermon and the birth of the church, the shaking of Acts 4, and the pattern for your own secret place of prayer today.

Eleven devotional chapters, each with Scripture, reflection, application, and prayer. Explicitly Trinitarian: the Father who prepared the room and sent the promise, Jesus Christ — Son of God and Son of Man, Lord and Savior — who broke the bread and poured out the Spirit, and the Holy Spirit who alone fills, changes, and empowers. Every prayer is to the Father, through Jesus Christ, by the Holy Spirit.

Read one chapter a day. Gathered. Filled. Sent.

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