Prophetic Reformation
Prophets & prophecy, visions, dreams and angels – for prophets of all ages and backgrounds it’s the raw dynamic of the prophetic ministry, and for many in the Church it is an issue full of intrigue, excitement and challenge.
One thing that is very clear to most when it comes to the the dynamics of prophetic ministry, is the need for some kind of reform – drawing and bringing the entire so called ‘prophetic movement’ back to real and authentic biblical practices.
The prophetic message is a
mix of encouragement and
also warning - not all who
call themselves prophets
actually are, and many
misleading teachings have
flooded the charismatic
church in recent years.
But things are looking up...
We've revised the website, thrown out much of the material that was controversial for the sake of controversy and now there is a real sense of purpose, direction, faith and grace.
There is much to think about, and every page has been written intentionally to provoke your thinking and cause you to consider the way that you minister prophetically, or the way that others minister in your church. We're doing so, not with a negative viewpoint, or outcome - but with a view to getting the very best from the remarkable gift that God has placed in the Church. The prophets are coming.
We also have a blog where you can engage with us - read, think and discuss what we are saying! Prophetic ministry is astonishingly precious for the Church. Some churches and individuals sadly find it hard to once again trust prophetic ministry, others wonder if such an authentic ministry exists anymore because of what they have encountered and experienced in the past.
We want to bring an urgent plea that God really does speak through authentic prophetic ministry – and is speaking in this day, despite our pain and past suspicion of the form and method of such communications in the past.
Our overwhelming conviction is that God wants the entire Church to enter into the phenomenal encouragement and benefits that prophetic ministry and gifting can bring.
It requires faith, courage, integrity and sensitivity to the leading of the Spirit.
That significant journey starts here.