The Call. The Altar. The Glory.
Manifest was birthed from a divine stirring – a call to return to the place of worship.
Just like the children of Israel in Egypt, burdened by labor and consumed by the weight of survival, many today are enslaved by the pressures of modern life. Worship has become a routine, confined to a few minutes on Sunday, while God is calling us back to daily communion.
Manifest is that altar – a sacred space where hearts are revived, burdens lifted, and intimacy restored. Here, worship is not a performance; it is communion. It’s not just sound; it’s surrender.
“I am the Lord; that is my name! I will not yield my glory to another.” – Isaiah 42:8 (NIV)
Every gathering is a moment of encounter – where the presence of God transforms hearts, and His glory fills the room.
Manifest is a movement of worshippers returning to the heart of God – to behold His glory and carry it into the world.