Terms & Conditions (T&Cs) for Prophetic Ministry: Staying Out of Trouble I was listening to a radio discussion on the necessity of Terms and Conditions (T&Cs). Somewhere between here and there, my mind wandered, and I began thinking about how prophetic ministry around the world has drifted off course. It struck me how helpful it would be to… Read More »
In recent years there has been a massive surge of interest in both the gift and role of prophecy in the local church. More recently a dialogue has begun about a wider emphasis of the role of prophecy outside of the local church – in the workplace. Such conversations are healthy, helpful and encouraging but the best advice… Read More »
We sometimes read the Bible as if we were cramming for an exam, only to discover, when we glance at the test paper, that we’ve missed key information—something I am all too familiar with! As we read the Bible, we need to bear in mind what has already happened and what is yet to come, while focusing on… Read More »
Most people are intrigued, inspired, and encouraged by the life and story of Elijah. He has a stunning start to his ministry, appearing from nowhere with the bold announcement, “No rain until I say so!” (1 Kings 17:1), before disappearing for a short while. You will know the story well, but my attention is drawn to an unknown… Read More »
What’s your favourite dream? I often dream that I can fly, and my favourite dream involves being able to climb to the top of a tall building, then simply walk off and pull up just before touching the ground. Sometimes, I have to check that I’m actually dreaming before leaping! We all dream normally, but occasionally, God reveals… Read More »
In recent years, the delivery of prophetic ministries has undergone significant changes, with new generations of prophetic voices emerging. Some of the well-known characters who have all recently gone to be with the Lord represent a different generation of prophetic voices compared to those heard today. They cultivated a unique perspective and gifts that are less prevalent among… Read More »