A beautiful blend of sweet almond oil and frankincense created for prayer, worship, and moments of intentional reflection. A gentle, luxurious reminder of faith, consecration, and God’s presence.
 
The significance of Anointing Oil:
Sarah uses it to pray, heal and cleanse by the Spirit. This is not spooky, simply place the oil in the palm of your hand and pray as the Holy Spirit leads. In my experience, the Holy Spirit has lead me based upon what He wants to do-- I've placed it on my feet, my hands, head, ears, womb, eyes... the list goes on. I've seen God shrink lumps after I've prayed with my anointing oil. The key is not to use it ritualistically, but as the Spirit leads you!
 
Only five New Testament passages refer to the practice of anointing with oil, and none of them offer an explanation for its use. We can draw our conclusions from context. In Matthew 6:17 Jesus mentions the everyday practice of anointing oneself with oil. In Mark 6:13 the disciples anoint the sick and heal them. In Mark 14:3–9 Mary anoints Jesus’ feet as an act of worship. In James 5:14 the church elders anoint the sick with oil for healing. In Hebrews 1:8–9 God says to Christ as He returns triumphantly to heaven, “Your throne, O God, will last for ever and ever,” and God anoints Jesus “with the oil of gladness.”