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.

If you are a Christian reading this website you probably have many questions. Those questions may fall between ‘how to increase your ability to hear God in the prophetic gifts or ministry’ to issues of character, administration or function. This website assumes that the reader believes that the gifts of the Spirit and the ministry of the prophetic are for today.

There is an unscriptural teaching that these things ceased with the close of the New Testament, but that is clearly not something taught by Scripture. With these things in mind we are attempting to bring some credible answers, and as always, the starting point is the Bible.

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 much of the so called ‘prophetic movement’ back to real and authentic biblical practices.

The prophetic message
is dominantly a mix of
encouragement
and exhortation.

The days of
angry, rejected,
legalistic prophets
are thankfully over!

It is easy to respond to the negative aspects of the prophetic ministry; the spurious claims, interpretations of dreams for cash, manipulation and underhandedness. 

Focusing on these things detracts from the real treasure that genuine prophetic ministry brings. We're not here to call bad practice and rogue prophets to account, it's not about bringing correction - but a fresh direction with a view to seeing the emergence of Scripture-honouring, Christ-exalting prophetic ministry.

The prophetic ministry may very well be at the heart of the issues that God is raising in the life of your Church to bless and encourage it!

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As an additional resource we have a blog where you can engage with us - letting you read, think and discuss what we are saying! Prophetic ministry is astonishingly precious for the Church.

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.

Like all things birthed in the Spirit, the prophetic ministry requires faith, courage, integrity and sensitivity to the leading of the Spirit.

That significant journey starts here.

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