11/6/25 Update: Spotify took down the original version of this podcast on 10.29.25 with no warning. Unfortunately, that has forced me to remove the song from this episode. At the end, I have directed listeners to click on the links below to listen to the song. I apologize about the incovenience. Thanks for the "warning" Spotify. You can listen to this podcast in full on the YouTube podcast link.
What does it really mean to “dwell in the house of the LORD”? In this episode we linger in Psalm 27:4—David’s “one thing”—and trace that longing from the wilderness tabernacle to Moses’ prayer, the sons of Korah’s song, Jesus’ call to abide, and the forever-dwelling of Revelation 21. Rebecca also shares a personal moment from this week that re-centered her heart on holy habitation—delighting in God Himself, not merely His gifts.
In This Episode
Psalm 27:4–6 — the grammar of worship: dwell, behold, inquire
Exodus 25; 29; 33; 40 — the miškan (tabernacle) and God’s chosen nearness
Psalm 90:1 — before tents and temples, God Himself is our dwelling
Psalm 84 & the sons of Korah — redeemed lineage, redeemed longing (“Better is one day…”)
John 15 & 14:23 — abiding as joyful union; the Spirit making His home in us
Ezekiel 37 → Revelation 21 — from “The LORD is there” to “Behold, God dwells with His people”
Pastoral invitation — trading spiritual hurry for a life of holy habitation
Scriptures Mentioned (select)Psalm 27; Psalm 23:6; Psalm 84; Psalm 90:1; Exodus 25, 29, 33, 40; Numbers 16; Numbers 26:11; 1 Chronicles 9:19; John 14:2–3, 14:23; John 15:1–11; Ephesians 2:19–22; 1 Peter 2:4–5; Revelation 21:1–4, 22–23.
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