"I saw the Lord’s holy presence through worship, untainted and untouched by man fill entire regions of the earth; the enemy was rendered completely powerless in these places...." I was seeing Habakkuk 2:14 "...the earth shall be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord as the waters cover the sea."​

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Worship Altars are all about Worship!

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In a vision I saw Worship Altars set up all over the earth, these are "set-apart" regional centers that are dedicated solely for solemn assemblies of worship.

 

Worship Altars are an answer to prayer for those whose passion is to worship the Lord free from all distractions, hindrances and agendas. A Worship Altar does not have church services. Worship Altars are strictly for worship!

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Is a Worship Altar a House of Prayer? 

 

Yes and No!

 

The house of prayer that Jesus spoke of is not a building....

the house of prayer is us. The more we become conformed into the very 

image of Christ...the more His desires become our desires. 

We become consumed with Him, thus prayer and intercession become 

a direct manifestation of His heart in and through us.

 

We are His house, God's temple, the desired dwelling place of the Most High.

 

The bride of Christ coming together without agenda to worship Him, 

to lay our lives before Him, to give our lives without reservation, to seek the 

desires of His heart and worship Him in the beauty of holiness.

 

Counting the cost, giving of ourselves freely, making ourselves 

ready, being transformed into His image, the Bride that Jesus longs for.

 

Gathering to worship the Lord,

seeking His heart and what pleases the Father in worship.

Allowing His Spirit to move freely among us,

flowing "as one",

desiring to simply give to Him the glory due His name.

 

His people understanding the importance of Zadok Revelatory Worship, 

coming together having prepared a place for His holy,

abiding presence in and among us.

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We, His people experiencing the fullness of the presence of the Most High,

We, His temple, His dwelling place,

having become the desired place of His rest.