Lord's house

“We’re in the Lord’s house, for heaven’s sake. Bet you it’s a knockoff.”

“I’m glad to be in the Lord’s house. It didn’t have to be this way. The government could have said we couldn’t gather at all. Just imagine if the government had the authority to say, you and me, we can’t go to church. Aren’t you glad you were free to get up and come?”

He stopped in front of the lord's house, raising his head to breathe in the delicious smells of the upcoming banquet.

Ollie Mae walks right over to us, says, “Betty Dean, I’ve got my eyes on you. You follow the rules in the Lord’s house. You hear me?”

After service, the adults linger, talking while we play and run around until Deacon Boyd tells us to stop playing in the Lord’s house.