The title Encounter speaks to the end goal of releasing this music. “We want there to be a true encounter with the presence of the Lord. Not just to sing songs that sound good but to draw upon His tangible character daily in our lives.” These songs are all original and have been birthed through years of learning the deeper teachings of Jesus and walking in His revelation.

Encounter is a live studio album which means that it is real and displays true desire and passion to see the Lord move.

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God is clearly speaking to those who are listening. Recently, the Holy name of YHVH started appearing on the The Eastern Wall in Jerusalem. But, what does that mean for the body of Christ? Apostle Michael Petro breaks down what this sign means in biblical events leading up to the second coming of Christ and how the Early Church (first 300 years of Christianity) defined the sealing of the remnant needed to bring in the final harvest.

If you’ve got a testimony to share about a Prophecy, word, or healing coming to pass, we want to hear it and get the message out!

Healing and revival will not just be an event, but a movement. It has been prophesied in the past that an immense outpouring of revelation would be released to the church followed by the greatest healing revival that has ever been seen. Wear revival, shop the VOH Classic Collection. 

The birth of the Christian Church: Pentecost. Many of us may have had our introduction to Pentecost in our upbringings as the account of a mighty wind came and tongues like fire fell upon the apostles’ heads in the upper room and they were all filled with the Holy Spirit (Act 2:1-3). Celebrate Pentecost 2021 with our favorite clothing items.

Welcome to our Ante-Nicene Fathers portion where we show a greater depth of what they believed and taught, as passed down to them by the Apostles. Here, we will see how the Early Church addressed topics that many current denominations debate about.

JESUS speaks about faith throughout the gospels , however HE is constantly telling the people why they have little faith, or no faith. Whom are we having faith in during our day?

Paul the apostle of Jesus understood His name, and the Early Church Fathers like Ignatius and others understood His name; which is the power of the “Mysteries of the Kingdom” hidden in parables (Matt 13:11).  Why is that important today? Jesus said Elijah will return to restore all things (Matt 17:11). What is this restoration of all things? In Hebrew, the word all speaks of a container made whole. 

Throughout His ministry, Jesus only spoke in parables (comparisons/similitudes) (Matthew 13:34), and the understanding of these parables (or the unveiling of these hidden meanings) was only given to the disciples who chose to come away with Jesus. The unveiled meaning was not given to the multitudes (Mark 4:34). According to Scripture and confirmed by the Early Church, the reason for the parables was to sift between those who really had eyes to see and ears to hear, yet not physical eyes and ears, but spiritual ones (Matthew 13:11-16). What most do not realize is that there is a deeper meaning throughout all of Scripture, not just the parables of Jesus. 

When you hear the word patience, what do you think of? The Google definition of patience is “the capacity to accept or tolerate delay, trouble, or suffering without getting angry or upset.”

Patience isn’t something that comes naturally, because it’s not really in human nature to be tolerant of those we consider to be rude, obnoxious, or unpleasant, nor is it in our human nature to remain patient in situations that inconvenience us; such as getting stuck in traffic or waiting for your food to arrive in a busy restaurant after not eating all day.

However, when we look in the word of God, we can see patience is a virtue that Christians should have (2Th 3:5).

The eye is a very complex organ and is used in symbolism throughout Scripture warning people to get “eyes to see”. Apostle Peter in his second epistle mentions what it means to be near-sighted. The definition of near-sightedness that we’re familiar with, according to Webster’s dictionary, is ‘a common vision condition in which you can see objects near to you clearly, but objects farther away are blurry. It occurs when the shape of your eye causes light rays to bend (refract) incorrectly.’ This has significant spiritual value.