This is not an ordinary oil. 

Born from an 1800s heritage orchard—one of the oldest of its kind in the world—our trees have been set apart for the Lord. The Remnant Anointing Oil carries a story of legacy and restoration. The man who planted this orchard was a relative of George Washington's first in command, carrying forward an American lineage of courage, stewardship, and devotion to purpose. For generations, these trees stood as a quiet testimony to our history.

But over time, the orchard was forgotten—overgrown, neglected, and nearly lost. Yet God remembered. He led us to revive what had been abandoned, and from the little oil these ancient trees first produced, we began pressing something meaningful, intentional, and set apart.

Using biblical fragrances like those found in Exodus, we blend our olive oil with a light essence of myrrh, calamus, cassia and cinnamon, a mixture used for prayer and anointing. Each bottle is poured in small batches, prayed over, and dedicated to the Lord with reverence, asking that He use it for His purposes and His glory.

May this oil carry the presence and power of the Holy Spirit into every home, every prayer, and every hand that touches it.

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Evidence for Biblical Anointing Today:

A Biblical Explanation With Scripture

In Exodus 30, God gave Moses a specific ceremonial formula for anointing priests and tabernacle items under the Old Covenant. That oil was restricted to the Levitical priesthood. Scripture teaches that Jesus fulfilled that covenant, ended its ceremonial system, and established a new priesthood of believers, making anointing not only permissible but commanded for Christians today.

1. Jesus Fulfilled the Law of Moses

Jesus declared the purpose of His coming: “I did not come to destroy but to fulfill.” (Matthew 5:17)

Through His death, the Old Covenant priesthood ended: “The veil of the temple was torn in two from top to bottom.” (Matthew 27:51)

The tearing of the veil signified the end of the Levitical system and the beginning of direct access to God.

2. The Priesthood Changed, So the Law Changed

Anointing restrictions in Exodus 30 were tied to the Levitical priesthood. Scripture says: “For the priesthood being changed, there is made of necessity a change also of the law.” (Hebrews 7:12)

When Jesus became our High Priest, the ceremonial laws tied to the old priesthood, including the restricted Exodus 30 oil, no longer apply.

3. Believers Are Now the Royal Priesthood

Under the New Covenant, priesthood is no longer limited to Aaron’s sons. Scripture says: “You are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood.” (1 Peter 2:9)

And again: “Has made us kings and priests to His God.” (Revelation 1:6)

If the priesthood has changed and believers are now the priests, then the ceremonial restrictions of Exodus 30 cannot bind the New Covenant church.

4. Jesus Commanded His Followers to Anoint

Jesus instructed His disciples to use oil: “They anointed with oil many who were sick, and healed them.” (Mark 6:13)

He sent them out with authority: “And He called the twelve and began to send them out two by two.” (Mark 6:7)

He instructed: “Heal the sick.” (Luke 10:9)

Jesus endorsed and commanded anointing as part of New Covenant ministry.

5. The Early Church Practiced Anointing Freely

After Jesus ascended, the apostles continued anointing: “Anointing him with oil in the name of the Lord.” (James 5:14)

Jesus Himself was anointed: “God anointed Jesus of Nazareth with the Holy Spirit and with power.” (Acts 10:38)

Physical points of contact carried healing: “Handkerchiefs or aprons were brought from his body to the sick.” (Acts 19:11–12)

The early church clearly did not treat anointing oil as forbidden.

6. The Holy Spirit Is the True Anointing

Oil is now a symbol of the Spirit’s work: “You have an anointing from the Holy One.” (1 John 2:20) “The anointing abides in you.” (1 John 2:27)

The physical oil points to the spiritual reality.

Final Biblical Conclusion

Because Jesus fulfilled the Law, ended the Levitical priesthood, changed the law, made believers the new priests, commanded anointing, and the early church practiced it freely, modern Christians are fully permitted to use anointing oil today. The exact Exodus 30 recipe/ratios restrictions belonged to a covenant that has been fulfilled, completed, and superseded by Christ. We believe anointing is biblical, New Covenant, and part of the ministry Jesus gave His church.