House Of God
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House Of God
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This house has no walls
And this house has no floor
There is no ceiling
Are no doors in this house
This house is always moving
But this house cannot be moved
'Cause love and peace
Will never leave this house
There's something about
And nothing like this house
It's my home away from home
I know I belong in this house
We are the House of God
His dwelling
Under an open heaven
We live
Built on the solid rock
Of Jesus
We are His Kingdom come
We are the House of God
This house is alive
This house is a bride
And angels are at home
Inside this house
Everything is true
And all things new in this house
This house is a church
It has no steeple
It's only made of Jesus' people
You can know the sure foundation
You can taste sweet restoration
Come inside find your rest
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John Waller performs "House Of God", and this lyric page sits inside the John Waller catalog on LyroVerse.
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