I Have Set My Affection to the House of God

In this uplifting series from 1999, Brother Brian Luke explores the rich spiritual lessons tied to the temple of God. Drawing on the imagery and responsibilities of those who served in and around the house of the Lord, these classes weave together Old Testament history, prophecy, and practical exhortation. The talks challenge us to consider our own role in God’s household, our dedication to His service, and the joy that comes from worship, praise, and fellowship with His people.

This Is the House of the Lord God

The series opens with a heartfelt reminder of the awe and privilege of belonging to God’s house. Using the example of David’s deep love for the temple, Brother Luke explores what it means to set our affections on the things of God. The class draws connections between the physical temple and the spiritual household of believers, urging us to approach our calling with reverence, commitment, and joy.

He Shall Purify the Sons of Levi

Focusing on the Levites’ calling, this class examines the process of purification required for service in God’s presence. Through scriptural parallels, we are encouraged to reflect on our own cleansing in preparation for the work we are given to do. The lesson is both sobering and hopeful, reminding us that God shapes and refines His servants to be fit for His purpose.

The Singers and the Sons of Asaph

This talk celebrates the ministry of praise, exploring the role of the singers in temple worship. Brother Brian brings to life the dedication and unity of the sons of Asaph, showing how music and praise were integral to the life of the temple. We are invited to consider how our own expressions of praise—whether in song, prayer, or service—can glorify God and inspire others.

I Had Rather Be a Doorkeeper in the House of My God

Taking its title from the psalms, this class highlights the humility and contentment of serving in even the most modest position in God’s house. Through scriptural examples, we see that every role—great or small—has eternal value when offered in love and faithfulness. The lesson calls us to embrace our place in the household of faith with gratitude and dedication.

Princes and Priests in the House of David

Here we are given a rich picture of leadership and service, as Brother Brian examines the responsibilities of princes and priests in David’s reign. The parallels to our own calling as a royal priesthood are drawn with clarity, encouraging us to lead with humility, to teach with wisdom, and to serve with compassion.

The Great Congregation

The series concludes with a vision of the gathered people of God—united in purpose, worship, and love. Brother Brian paints an inspiring picture of the fellowship and joy that comes from belonging to this great congregation, looking forward to the ultimate assembly in the Kingdom. It is a fitting close, leaving listeners with a sense of anticipation and commitment to remain faithful until that day.

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