One Voice Ministries

One Voice Ministries is the ministry organization through which Hank Kunneman and Brenda Kunneman present biblical teaching from a prophetic viewpoint, demonstrate the work of the Holy Spirit, and distribute preaching and study resources. Its work translates the book’s central call to persistent prayer into an organized public ministry: the reader is urged not to retreat from God after failure, fear, or disappointment, but to keep seeking God’s presence and intervention.## Leadership and Ministry IdentityOne Voice Ministries is identified with the ministry of Hank Kunneman and Brenda Kunneman, who serve as a team while also preaching separately. Their ministry is characterized by relevant biblical messages, a prophetic perspective, a dynamic preaching style, and demonstrations of the Holy Spirit. The organization therefore functions not merely as a publishing label but as the institutional setting for a ministry built around exhortation, prophecy, prayer, and spiritual gifts.## Conferences and Public OutreachHank and Brenda travel worldwide to minister in churches, conferences, and conventions. Their joint platform is especially associated with ministry as a team in the gifts of the Spirit, although they also appear at events independently. One Voice Ministries serves as the contact point for arranging ministry or church conferences, making the organization a practical network connecting the Kunnemans’ teaching with congregations and public gatherings.## Books, Media, and Teaching ResourcesThe ministry makes books, audio material, and video material available through its online store. Its listed book titles include When Your Life Has Been Tampered With, Hide and Seek, and Chaos in the King's Court. The ministry’s website also offers additional resources, including articles for study and Hank Kunneman’s “Prophetic Perspectives,” a page containing excerpts and prophetic insight concerning world events. Brenda Kunneman’s “The Daily Prophecy” is presented as a resource that has changed lives around the world. These materials extend the ministry beyond the conference platform and allow its messages to circulate through repeated reading, listening, viewing, and online study.## Prayer, Prophecy, and Spiritual FormationOne Voice Ministries’ public identity is closely aligned with the book’s teaching on persistence in prayer. The text presents prayer as an active refusal to withdraw from God: Christians who feel ashamed after failing in prayer are encouraged to return rather than hide, while the example of Adam and Eve illustrates how sin can lead people to conceal themselves from divine fellowship. The ministry’s message answers that retreat with an invitation to pursue God daily, seek forgiveness, receive the presence of the Holy Spirit, and continue praying until circumstances change. The same framework is applied beyond private need. The book portrays Moses as standing before God on behalf of the Israelites and argues that righteous prayer can affect cities and nations. It likewise describes collective prayer concerning storms in Florida and the United States, and points to the early church’s persistent prayer for Peter when persecution threatened the apostles. Within this theology of ministry, prayer is both personal formation and collective mobilization: individuals, churches, and wider networks are called to speak, persist, and refuse to accept defeat as final.## Lord of Hosts Church and Institutional ExpressionHank and Brenda Kunneman also pastor Lord of Hosts Church in Omaha, Nebraska, providing One Voice Ministries with a local congregational base. The church is described as having captivating praise and worship, sound prophetic teaching, the rich presence of God, a solid leadership team, and an organized style of ministry that addresses people’s everyday needs. Its stated purpose includes raising up strong believers, and ministries worldwide are said to regard it as one of the most up-and-coming and cutting-edge churches in the United States. Lord of Hosts Church thus represents the local and continuing expression of the broader ministry: conferences and resources carry the message outward, while the church embodies worship, teaching, leadership, and pastoral care in an ongoing community.