Over 20 Years of Davidic Worship in Philadelphia with Jamie Fitt (Episode 129)

Jamie Fitt, founder of the Philadelphia Tabernacle of David, shares his journey and the impact of worship and prayer on the city. He discusses the significance of the Tabernacle of David and its relevance in the New Testament. He highlights the importance of embracing the priesthood of all believers and ministering to the Lord first before ministering to others.
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🔑 KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE 🔑
➡️Worship and prayer can have a significant impact on cities and regions.
➡️The Tabernacle of David is a biblical model for worship and intercession.
➡️The priesthood of all believers is essential in ministering to the Lord and others.
➡️Embracing the Tabernacle of David can bring transformation and unity to the Church.
🔗ABOUT JAMIE FITT 🔗
Jamie Fitt has been serving the Body of Christ in worship and teaching for over 25 years. Jamie moves in breakthrough worship with a strong emphasis on prophetic worship and releasing a song in the moment. As a speaker, Jamie releases biblical principles coupled with prophetic revelation that launches the hearer into a greater realization of his or her destiny. Jamie lives in Philadelphia, PA where he is the Director of Philadelphia Tabernacle of David, a ministry that he co-founded along with his family. Jamie travels nationally with a special emphasis on the New York to DC region. He and his wife, Michelle, have four children. Learn more at www.phillytod.org