The sixth session, presented by Nadene Badenhorst, illustrates that, while we should be eager to prophesy, there is wisdom in steering clear of certain types of prophetic words (particularly those that have the potential to cause hurt or damage if they turn out not to be correct) or bringing them in another way.
Nadene serves as a deacon within Joshua Generation Church, South Africa. Having practised as an Advocate for many years, she is now full-time within Four12. Nadene is passionate about equipping and training the saints and women’s ministry.
Prophecy does not start with us hearing the voice of God – it is initiated with the Father speaking.
It is by the Spirit that we are able to hear God’s voice and operate in spiritual gifts.
Exploring Biblical prophecy and how we can be equipped to discern between the counterfeit and the authentic.
Establishing the Scriptural basis for the use of prophecy today.
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- Mike Davies
Understanding the Biblical objectives of prophecy and the values that should accompany Biblical prophecy.
How to weigh up the prophetic words we receive and make them our own.
The importance of living a lifestyle continuously tapping into the Spirit.
Why and how God speaks to us through dreams and how we should respond.
Tools that will help us grow and nurture the prophetic and establish a relationship with the heart of God.
