FAQ'S

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 Short answer: The Lord. 

Longer answer:  We were inspired by David’s tabernacle in 1 Chronicles 16, where singers and musicians were commissioned to minister before the Ark of the Covenant day and night. We believe God is raising up houses of prayer all over the earth, and that this movement is part of the fulfillment of Amos 9:11, where God promised to rebuild the fallen Tabernacle of David.

This promise finds its ultimate fulfillment in the age to come when Jesus rules from the throne of David in Jerusalem — and until that day, we joyfully join the global prayer and worship movement that prepares the way for His return.

Throne Room House of Prayer is a Jesus‑centered worship environment where every prayer meeting is set to music. We blend worship, Scripture‑based prayer, and listening to the Holy Spirit.

We welcome all ages, and children are encouraged to participate. Painting and coloring supplies are available for kids and adults, and you’ll see a variety of worship expressions — dancing, flags, banners, prophetic art, and movement — all offered freely to the Lord.

We also have an open mic, and anyone is welcome to come pray, even if it’s your first time. Every set is unique depending on who is leading, but you can always expect worship, prayer, Scripture, creativity, and the joyful freedom to express your love for Jesus.

Kayce was praying and sensed the Lord speak the name “Throne Room.” Soon after, He gave us a vision that looked much like Revelation 4—a people gathered around the throne of God, ministering to Him day and night.

Our King sits on His throne in heaven, and we come boldly before Him in prayer to make our petitions (Hebrews 4:16). From that throne, He responds—releasing power, answers, and decrees in agreement with His will.

The name Throne Room reflects our desire to minister to Jesus, surround Him with worship and intercession, and join the heavenly pattern of adoration that never ceases.

 We meet in the basement of the Lee Building in Gladewater, TX.

To find us, drive to the back of the four‑story building. You’ll see a ramp leading down to a set of large double doors — that’s our entrance. Come on in and join us in worship and prayer.

 We currently have a team of about ten people who rotate in staffing each prayer meeting. Because different leaders bring different gifts, each set has its own unique feel — but every gathering is centered on worshipping Jesus, praying the Scriptures, and listening to the Holy Spirit for direction.

 We hope that when you come, you’ll engage with the Lord in prayer and worship in whatever way feels natural to you. We don’t expect everyone to pray on the microphone, but there is a mic available if you feel led by the Lord. Throughout each set, we open the mic at various times and anyone is welcome to pray — even if it’s your first time.