Holy Visitation

Sound the alarm gather the people
Gather the elders let the ministers wail
God take back the years that the enemy’s stolen
Lord You are coming holy visitation

Sound the alarm awaken the watchmen
Open their ears let their voices be loud
We prophesy You’ll come to this nation
Touch this generation holy visitation

We return to You
With fasting and weeping and mourning
Oh my Lord You’re returning
We lie here weeping between porch and altar
Pour out Your Spirit on Your sons and Your daughters
We lie here weeping between porch and altar
Pour out Your Spirit on Your sons and Your daughters

We dance and we shout
And we lift up our voice
Let Your kingdom come down

Song Meaning

This is a corporate call to repentance, fasting, prayer, and spiritual awakening. Drawing from Joel, it asks God to restore lost years and pour out His Spirit on sons and daughters.

Biblical Message

Joel 2:12–17 calls God’s people to return with fasting, weeping, and prayer between porch and altar; Joel 2:25–29 promises restored years and the Spirit poured out on sons and daughters.

Reflection

Revival begins with humble return to God, not spectacle. Let prayer and fasting produce repentance, restored relationships, and faithful witness.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main message of “Holy Visitation”?

This is a corporate call to repentance, fasting, prayer, and spiritual awakening. Drawing from Joel, it asks God to restore lost years and pour out His Spirit on sons and daughters.

Which Bible passages connect with the song?

Joel 2:12–17 calls God’s people to return with fasting, weeping, and prayer between porch and altar; Joel 2:25–29 promises restored years and the Spirit poured out on sons and daughters.

When can this song be used in worship?

It suits revival prayer, solemn assemblies, and Pentecost.