Come open the doors and make way
The King is in the room
Expectant for strongholds to break
Cause we know what You can do
We know what You can do
We’re gonna see
Lives changed
Souls saved
Broken hearts made new
The King is in the room
Lord we enthrone You upon our praise
The King is in the room
There’s freedom and life
anywhere You reign
Jesus we bow only to You
We’re laying down all of our crowns
The King is in the room
Come see all the captives run free
He’s tearing down the walls
There’s grave shaking power when we sing
The Name above them all
Your Name above them all
The King is in the room
Lord we enthrone You upon our praise
The King is in the room
There’s freedom and life
anywhere You reign
Jesus we bow only to You
We’re laying down all of our crowns
The King is in the room
Fear has to flee
Shame has to leave
Before the King
Chains have to break
Dry bones awake
Prepare the way
Fear has to ee
Shame has to leave
Before the King
Chains have to break
Dry bones awake
Prepare the way
The King is in the room
Lord we enthrone You upon our praise
The King is in the room
There’s freedom and life
anywhere You reign
Jesus we bow only to You
We’re laying down all of our crowns
The King is in the room
The King Is In The Room
Phil Wickham's song 'The King Is in the Room' is a worship anthem declaring the powerful presence of Jesus in the midst of believers. It speaks of opening doors for the King, expecting strongholds to break, and seeing lives changed, souls saved, and broken hearts restored. The lyrics emphasize enthroning God through praise, laying down crowns in surrender, and recognizing that fear, shame, and chains flee before Him. The song also references dry bones awakening, echoing Ezekiel's vision, and calls listeners to prepare the way for His reign. It's a passionate declaration of God's sovereignty and transformative power.