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Clip from a set in the Prayer Room

Many people ask about the song "Sound of Rain" that was sung at the TheCall DC (by Fernando Alverez in Spanish and English) and can be heard in TheCall's promo video for both the DC Call and TheCall California. The song is written and originally recorded by my friend, Autumn Katz. Chord charts can be downloaded from her website http://www.danielandautumn.com. If you've been blessed by this song, I encourage you to email Autumn and let her know. (Her email is on the website).

"I Can Hear the Sound of Rain coming to America again."

This is a recording of me from a set I let in the prayer room. I was leading in the mornings, and Lou Engle would regularly be praying in the prayer room while I was leading quite often. This song embodies much of the heart of TheCall and so I would pull it out spontaneously when I'd see Lou.

Psalm 23 (The Lord is my Shepherd) written by Jason Upton an featured on his cd, Jacob's Dream.

Written by Jacob Hanly

My sheep will hear my voice.
You will know me.

Be of good cheer, my eyes are on you.
Be of good cheer, my heart is for you.

I've seen your weakness and I know your pain
I've seen your journey, every step of the way

Just know that I am with you
You I will not forsake

You make me glad, right where you're at
I'm rejoicing over you.

When all you can see if your weakness
When all you can feel if your pain
When all you know is your struggles
but you say yes to me anyway,
You make me glad.

He is simply so gracious to meet us where we are, and let us know that we don't have to stay there. He will open to us a door of hope in the wilderness. The whole secret of David, his Isaiah 22:22 key was an unwavering confidence in God's heart for him. Despite seasons of victory and failure, David knew that who He was before the Lord was not contingent upon those circumstances. He saw through the veil to a day when we would be hidden in Christ.

This is this longest prayer room chunk I've ever posted online, but people have been asking for long-play devotionals for their soaking prayer times. This is an hour and 14 minutes of an IHOP–KC Devo mostly spontaneous singing around the Divinity of Jesus.

I have been worship leading for Stephen Venable's Christology I and Biblical doctrine classes at the International House of Prayer University for a couple semesters now, and the more I study about Jesus - His Divinity and His humanity as revealed in the Scriptures, the more in love I become with Him.

I've been thinking about how everything changes if Jesus is Yahweh, the LORD, as He said, "Before Abraham was, I AM." The implications for what we believe, and the way we live are huge! At the end of the day, the question is not about an expression of faith, a denomination or opinion, it all comes back to Jesus and "Who do you say that I am?"

All the end of the age controversy is over the person of Jesus. Every cult centers upon a distortion of Jesus' Divinity. In the face of persecution, we will either profess Him as just a teacher, a prophet and a wise man, or we will hold fast to who He truly is, the LORD, the King of glory. Just thinking about it again gives me goosebumps.

In this set, I went on a little singing journey of those implications of the Divinity of Jesus from His supremacy in all things to being persecuted for His Name's sake - the Name of Yahweh.

"You're more than a teacher,
more than a prophet,
more than a man,
the I AM that I AM..."