Recall how David swore

“While God’s house lieth waste…” Oh, Lord, build Yourself into us and find Your home in our hearts today, right now; never “another day. ” May the Lord gain us as those according to His heart and His desire for a dwelling place, a mutual habitation (1 Sam. 13:14; Psalm 132).

“…This means that he would not rest until the Lord obtained rest. If the Lord was homeless, David was homeless; if the Lord was wandering, he was wandering. David was referring to a situation which existed in his time, but this also was a kind of recovery. The Ark had been removed from the tabernacle and captured by the enemy, and even when the Ark was returned to the children of Israel, it was not yet put into its proper place, the tabernacle. A full recovery was needed. David was one who loved God so deeply, one who was devoted to God's resting place, to God's habitation. He said that he would not enter his house until the Lord could find a habitation; he would not take sleep until the Lord should find rest. ”

(Christ and the Church Revealed and Typified in the Psalms, Chapter 21)

The word UNTIL in stanza 1 really touches me :(
Recall how David swore,
“I’ll not come into my house,
Nor go up to my bed,
Give slumber to mine eyelids,
Until I find a place for Thee,
A place, O Lord, for Thee. ”
Our mighty God desires a home
Where all His own may come.

How blinded we have been,
Shut in with what concerns us;
While God’s house lieth waste—
Lord, break through, overturn us;
We’ll go up to the mountain,
Bring wood and build the house;
It’s time! We’ll come and build!

O Lord, against these days,
Inspire some for Your building,
Just as in David’s day—
A remnant who are willing
To come and work in Your house,
Oh, what a blessed charge!
Your heart’s desire, is our desire—
We come, O Lord, to build.

O Lord, in these days, raise us up to be those who would give all for Your building!

I'm reminded of Ephesians 4:11-16, where the gifted people in our local church are working "for the equipping of the saints for the work of the ministry for the edifying of the body of Christ." Are we being taught to minister, to serve the body as Christ did? To encourage one another?

"Let us rise up and build" (Nehemiah 2:18).

Your hearts desire is our desire

We cannot me O Lord to build.

"The gates of hell cannot prevail
Against the builded Church!
The hours are few, the builders too—
Lord, build, O build in us!" Amen.

... Christ also loved the church and gave Himself up for her.

(Eph. 5:25)

Lord, build, O build in us!