The Upper Room was a place of shadows and stillness long before it was a place of fire and wind. In reflection of Pentecost Sunday, we often look straight toward the spectacular arrival of the Holy Spirit, but to understand the true weight of this day, we must first sit in the silence of the ten days that preceded it. The Upper Room was a space suspended between the "no longer" and the "not yet," serving as the bridge between the Savior’s departure and the Spirit's indwelling.   The Sa...