Author ad

Showing posts with label Truths about prophets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Truths about prophets. Show all posts

Friday, May 2, 2025

The Office Of The Prophet

Hello everyone.  Praise the Lord!

Here is a short explanation of an important ministry in the church.


Even if we are not called to the office of a prophet, we need to understand this ministry. The entire church is called to be a prophetic voice to the nations, serving as the Lord’s spokesmen to the world. The prophetic ministry is listed as one of the primary ministries given “for the equipping of the saints for the work of service...” (Ephesians 4:12). 

The prophetic gifts are not just an optional novelty for the super-spiritual; they are essential tools for effective functioning in pastoral, teaching, evangelistic or apostolic ministry.

For example, effectively using words of knowledge can significantly reduce the time many pastors spend in counseling sessions. An evangelist using this gift can speak to one woman and stir an entire city, just as Jesus did with the woman at the well. The gifts of the Spirit are not toys but tools. The Lord does not give the gifts of the Spirit for our entertainment but because we need them to do His work.


 When used correctly, they will multiply the spiritual effectiveness of any ministry. This is why the Apostle Paul exhorted the church, “...desire earnestly spiritual gifts, but especially that you may prophesy” (I Corinthians 14:1).

- Rick Joyner ( The Prophetic Ministry)


William James Roop























Wednesday, January 3, 2024

Truths About Prophets

Hello everyone.  Praise the Lord!

This is something that I found that I wanted to share with you.

Google commons

As I study about prophets in the scriptures, especially the Old Testament, I see seven reoccurring truths:

(1)   God deals harshly with the person that says, “Thus saith the Lord” and the Lord has not spoken.

(2)   God deals harshly with the person or congregation that does not heed to the word of the Lord that comes through the prophet.

(3)   When a prophet’s work is done, sin is rebuked, souls are strengthened, and people are drawn into a closer walk with God.

(4)   True prophets of God innately understand that a consecrated prayerful life and an anointed life are interwoven.

(5)   Multiple times, God wanted the people to know that a prophet had been among them.

(6)   Prophets are unique but not all are odd. 

(7)   The way of a prophet is hard.

Google commons

William James Roop