Blessed Called Healed and Whole

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One Heart. One Spirit. One Voice.

“Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brothers to dwell together in unity!” — Psalm 133:1 (AMP)

The Vision

In a world fractured by division and distracted by noise, we return to the holy simplicity of seeking the presence of God together. This is not a call to ecumenical compromise—it is a cry for holy fire to fall on a unified Bride. We believe that true unity is not built on programs or policies, but on the altar of surrender, where pride breaks, idols fall, and worship rises. Through repentance and prayer, we can achieve unity.

Break you jar before the Lord
Before the healing comes, the jar must break. This is where revival begins—on our faces, with nothing held back.

At 133.Church, we are sounding the call for:

  • Repentance before Rebuilding – Before unity comes, holiness must return. We call the Church to weep between the porch and the altar (Joel 2:17), and return to the Lord with all her heart (Joel 2:12). Unity through repentance and prayer is essential.
  • Prayer as the Pathway – Revival is born in hidden places: living rooms soaked in tears, midnight intercession, and altar-breaking cries for mercy. “If My people… humble themselves and pray…” (2 Chronicles 7:14, NASB).
  • Sanctification Over Systems – God will not unite what He has not first purified. The final move of His Spirit will not decorate denominations—it will consume them (Hebrews 12:29).
  • Presence Over Platform – We are not building an empire. We are returning to the upper room, where the Bride waits not for a pulpit, but for the power of God to fall once more (Acts 2:1-4).
Hold on in Faith
Rebuilding the altar of the Lord

What We Believe

We are a people longing for the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace (Ephesians 4:3). Our heartbeat is simple:

  • Christ is the center. We achieve unity through repentance and prayer.
  • His voice is our compass.
  • His return is our urgency.
  • His Bride must be made ready.

We reject the limp of indecision (1 Kings 18:21) and return to the covenant dance of righteousness. We are repairing the altar, calling for holy fire, and saying again with boldness, “The Lord, He is God!”

Unity through repentance and prayer
“He looked at me—not past me. Not through me. At me.” On the shore of grace, Peter meets the eyes of mercy and knows—He came back for me.

Your Invitation

You are not alone in this longing. God is stirring hearts across the earth to come back to the cross, to the upper room, and to one another. Will you kneel with us? Will you seek Him? Will you carry the fire for unity through repentance and prayer?

Join the cry of the Bride:

Come, Lord Yeshua. Make us whole. Make us one. Pour out Your Spirit again.