We notice the indictment before we notice the vision. "Den of robbers" is the line everybody remembers — but it's not the line Jesus says first. Before the critique, there's a sentence almost nobody quotes: "my house will be a house of prayer." This week Terry asks what it actually means for a people, not a building, to be a house of prayer — not a place with prayer somewhere in the schedule, but a people who can't be explained without it. Luke never lets Jesus go long without praying. What would it cost us to actually be that, together, rather than just having it on the calendar?