At the Master’s house, there’s plenty to eat,
Come, dine at your Master’s table.
The wine, a celebration of His holy name.
The bread, a source of meditation in His Word,
The sweet dessert, an expression of gratitude’s flame.The water to drink, the Spirit of God,
My weapon, a prayer that never ceases.
My burden, to intercede with a nod,
For all God’s people, for the world’s releases.My cup overflows, with a peaceful flow,
Walking in joy, in His glorious light.
Upon my head, salvation’s helmet I wear.
Righteousness’s breastplate, from sin’s own cease,
And the shield of faith, to conquer all fear.The sandals of goodness guide every step,
As the Gospel is shared at the feast.
A plate full of love, a promise kept,
A joy in my heart that can never be ceased.
My life, a reflection of Christ evermore.All are invited, all are held dear,
To God be the glory, forever and ever. Amen.

Supper at the Lord’s House
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