5 Steps To Growing In The Prophetic 📖🕊🔥

[@heidikendall5742]

As a new Christian I’m so blessed by the three of you!

[@pennymchugh3146]

We can ask God to clarify.

[@dorothyross9392]

I was at a church one time getting [rayer for healing when a three year old gir came and put her hand on me and prayed a more powerful and inspired than I have heard since. I did receive healing.

[@gabrielclymer5340]

Yo that "put on jeans" story is awesome. Praise God. God tell me even tue simple things! Woohoo!

[@dorothyross9392]

God anwers me in all sorts of ways. I ask questions and I start getting anwered in a stream of experienc and conversations including with scripture. I know to believe these answers according to scripture. I have searched the scriptures my whole life and continue. I have also asked for the gifts that I have been given.

[@ToriO-bm3cv]

This was so helpful and encouraging!! THREE highlights for me were 1) how hearing God’s voice increases our friendship with Him, 2) immersing ourselves in the Scriptures give us the heart and vocab of God for healthy prophecy, and 3) teaching not to make decisions from one prophecy but only when it’s stacked on other confirmation from God. Super eager to hear next week’s episode on discipleship and community in the prophetic.

[@gabrielclymer5340]

Btw, as for the first answered question, Paul literally says he would Impart some spiritual gifts to the Christians in Rome. Romans 1. So even if you did say that, that's not out of line.

[@FTF_Crew]

Man. I would really love to see that recording of the “prophetic training.” We all need that. The gifts of God are not for sale.

[@sethtrey]

I've realized that God speaks in a small voice because He's telling me what He wants me to chose to do, instead of scaring me into doing it. If it was a big loud shout all the time, I'd obey resentfully, like a slave, rather than friends. I think that's why He doesn't show up to everybody to convince us of His existence: We have to seek Him as though He is there, chose to believe He is there, before we find Him. Gods friends aren't annoyed that He exists.

[@nadzach]

Your statement about first choosing to believe gave me some assurance that the invitation to come to Jesus still exists in an honest way. Thank you ever so much for your wise words. There must be a majority of people, who say the sinners prayer, raise a hand or even walk to the altar, but never understand why they experience no change. Years ago my work was with logic. It seemed reasonable to first need evidence of some kind. I wanted to be saved from a lifestyle of worldly mistakes. I wanted to make sense of the scripture. I said the prayer a hundred times to no avail. Then one day I wanted to escape from yet another worldly relationship. It's been 45 years and as clear as yesterday. Sitting together in the grass, I told my friend I had been "saved." I told of all I knew about the grace of the forgiveness of sin and being accepted into the kingdom of God. I was beginning life again and I wanted to live in agreement with God's will--as best as I could. When I first opened my mouth, I was just repeating what I had heard. By the end, the spirit of Jesus had taken up residence in my heart. I began to love my family in more serious ways. I noticed the problems of neighbors and genuinely cared. I began to dress differently. I didn't set out to try and look holy. It was just that, before long, I noticed the change. I'm shut in now, so I can't really say how the good news is preached. Several nearby churches are locked up like a failed bank. But I can't remember ever seeing any effort to get people to understand the simple truth you stated. Decide to believe and seal the deal with confession. When Jesus moves in, he brings a suitcase full of faith with him. Faith and love are gifts that can grow. We can hear God's direction in the Bible. There are different gifts that may come, and the still small voice is actually a low whisper in the ear. But the people I most admire are those who are faithfully serving without requiring some miraculous evidence. God bless you in your future and ministry.

[@richhuzy6592]

I just listened to this podcast and can relate to the things that were talked about. I hear him talk to me and I had to learn discernment because the apostle Paul says to test every spirit. The reason we test every spirit is because some are not from God and some are.

[@titianmom]

I believe God chooses His prophets, teachers, evangelists, etc. We don't just decide to become one, which is really what these schools are encouraging, despite what the hosts and guest are claiming. This would eliminate people getting prophecies wrong.

[@koreyknockout]

You’re right, but everyone can hear from God. There’s a difference between using the gift(healing , prophecy, knowledge, wisdom, speaking in tongues, interpret tongues, discernment, faith, and miracles) and operating in an office (prophet, teacher, apostle, preacher, or evangelist). The Holy Spirit can use any of the gifts through anyone. It’s possible for preachers to be prophetic and for apostles to work through healing and for teachers to have great wisdom and supernatural knowledge. Does that help?

[@theeternalsbeliever1779]

@@koreyknockout When God reveals something, it is through an apostle or prophet(Eph. 3:5). There is no biblical precedent for local ministers prophesying. Their job is to preach what God revealed to the apostle or prophet. The "everyone can hear from God" theology sounds too much like Korah and his cohorts' claim that God didn't just reveal things to Moses.

[@titianmom]

​@@koreyknockoutDon't think I need help; as a spirit-filled believer, I would like Charismatics to stop abusing scripture and starting businesses to make money off of abusing scripture. That's all. We each have a purpose in the Kingdom, but too many seek supernatural experiences without seeking holiness, love/unity and obedience to God. We need to speak less and obey more. Way too many false prophets in the Church; too many who think they are "prophets", period.

[@koreyknockout]

@@titianmom I wasn’t trying to trigger you..and that’s wasn’t the point you were making in your initial comment , at least it didn’t seem that way.

[@cindymaree1]

@@theeternalsbeliever1779Is Jesus in you? You claim we cant all hear from God… yet He calls us his children and He wants a relationship with us… If God is in you then you should be able to hear his voice… its called relationship. Ask Him…. He wants to talk to you but sometimes things that are in our heart block our hearing.

[@joeldezwaan1149]

Funny anecdote about hearing God's voice. I suffer from brain fog, which kind of feels like my brain is full of molasses. So by comparison when God gives me a word it's surprisingly effortless and instantaneous compared to the physical effort it takes me to bring a thought to my mind by my own effort. 😂 Makes it easier for me than most to know when it's my own thoughts on God's

[@gabrielclymer5340]

@@joeldezwaan1149 that's awesome! As in the discernment you have. As fornthe brain fog I know God wants to heal or deliver you!

[@lmorter7867]

I love that Michael shared about how the little things that God tells us indicate our friendship with God. Wow❤

[@RachelRamey]

Re #4: We learn to recognize God's voice by listening to Him speak. To some extent, the thorough familiarity with Scripture is essential to hearing God well for reasons that are just that simple. When we're immersed in the written Word, then we recognize His voice when we hear it elsewhere, because it's *familiar.*

[@mistybedwell5962]

I love the concept of the "intrusive thought" being used to understand what it feels like to begin to notice what could be God speaking. Hearing you say this made me wonder if those who experience OCD intrustive thoughts could have training to recognize which of these thoughts is not from God, and what to do with them. (I understand these can also be very disturbing.)

[@wesleybaker3049]

These specific details are so helpful to hear and confirming! Thank you guys for sharing!

[@andreab1144]

Good teaching. I liked that you covered the woman who was devastated by a word. I’m older, been around awhile but it took awhile to learn that EVERY WORD WILL BE CONFIRMED (established) BY TWO OR THREE WITNESSES…

[@laraderksen4297]

Wonder Twins!

[@dadsteader]

would love you guys to time stamp your videos.

[@onehappydawg]

This is one issue I have with your view on prophecy. You say that the word that God gives is always accurate and authoritative, but the mouth of the one it comes through may misunderstand and misinterpret what God is saying and that’s why they get it wrong. Can you show me one example in the Bible where a prophet get a word from God and he doesn’t convey the exact words that God said? Look at Daniel. He received words and revelations from God and he wrote down or said exactly what God told him. Then it says he would think about those thing and there were times he did not understand the visions. What he didn’t do is get a word from God, then interpret it with his own mind, and then relay what he thought God was meaning by what he said. If God truly is giving you a word, you repeat exactly what he is telling you are showing you. You do not interpret it and then relay it.

[@TimBunch]

A word of prophecy may be misunderstood by some and not understood at all by the one giving it. But that word, if from God, is not wrong. It should also be plain and specific. There is a lot of abuse in this area, along with practices based on the occult. Prophetic patterns in the OT should persist in the NT era, especially repentence and salvation.

[@onehappydawg]

@@TimBunch Exactly. If God spoke to me and told me to tell someone something, I would relay exactly the words God told me to say. I would not try to interpret what God told me to say and change what He has said. I would say exactly what He said and then try to interpret if if it’s clear. That way the word is accurate and I can say, now if you don’t clearly know what that means let’s try and figure it out.

[@DiGi377]

What if God gave you a vision that you had to interpret?

[@onehappydawg]

@@DiGi377 Read the prophets in the Bible. They just recorded the visions without giving an interpretation. In Daniel he faithfully records a vision, does not try to give an interpretation and says that he did not understand the vision. He even asks for an interpretation but one is not given to him. He is only told that the vision is for a time far off. Most “visions” and “prophecies” given today fall under false and prophets just speaking out of their own heart.

[@cindymaree1]

He was talking about discerning IF it was from God or not. satan can put thoughts and words onto our minds so we need to test which spirit it is from. this is what real discernment is… knowing who is speaking to you as the enemy can sound very much like God.

[@SteveMontjoy]

As a born again believer I have all the gifts. They are called manifestations of the Spirit and they are given to all who need them at what time it is needed I don't look at them as gift that is given to individuals but to all people who are born again the only one that is called a gift is the gift of healing that is the healing is the gift God gives a gift of healing to heal the sick all the others are just manifestations of the Spirit a revealing of God I don't know how or when they became or called gifts

[@jeffpratt996]

1 corinthians 12 lists the 9 supernatural gifts of the Holy Spirit. This isn't about our opinion of what these things are, scripture tells us they are gifts and says not everyone has all of them.

[@afeavel]

1 Corinthians 14:31 NASBS For you can all prophesy one by one, so that all may learn and all may be exhorted;

[@littleboots9800]

The "all" though is speaking of two diffent groups. The first refers to all who prophesy and the second to all who hear them, (the congregants.) The word "learn" is referring to what they, (the congregation,) will learn from the words of the prophetic utterances, not that they will learn how to do the same thing.

[@afeavel]

@littleboots9800 I've heard it explained that way. I have a hard time seeing it that way. I feel like it's read into the text because 1 Corinthians 12:29. I see a difference between someone having the gift of prophecy and someone being a prophet. Acts 2:18 Peter adds to Joels prophecy, "...and they shall prophesy..." He lists every demographic and says they shall prophesy.

[@BrendaBoykin-qz5dj]

Thank you, Gentlemen 🌹🌹⭐🌹🌹

[@betsiecrother1443]

This was one of the most encouraging videos to me. This covered everything I needed to hear right now and was such a blessing. Thank you so much, as always so blessed by you guys

[@jake3510001]

I found it uncomfortably unbiblical, like some form of gnostic mysticism that says it is ok to flippantly to misuse Gods Holy name if your heart is in the right place. That is called taking Gods Holy name in vain, that is blasphemous. Basically i believe these guys are teaching to practice witchcraft. Their theology is based upon extremely bad false teachers that arrived 120 years ago and their false doctrines permeated the church. If some so called prophet cant be 100% sure God spoke to them how could anything they say ever be trusted was actually from God? They use unbiblical terms like "I feel, i believe i sense god said" as if God cant really speak clearly to them and that it is somehow our fault that we do not hear clearly. Do we control God? Is God incapable? Are we more powerful than God? Of course not! If God chose to speak he will and it will be perfect. We already have that and it is called the Bible. It is complete and equips a believer for everything. These guys maybe really nice people with a true love for God but this teaching is shockingly wicked and evil. I use to practice and teach what they teach for years. Now i see i was a fool. Scripture provided me with the truth and it is awesome. God promises me that as i read his word his Spirit will lead me into all truth and i trust in that promise. Anything outside scripture i found in me and others led to dangerous doctrines, deceptive lies that had an appearance of Godliness. Not to mention other false doctrines they cling to that is founded by cult leaders in the past. It saddens me because they seem like such nice guys :(

[@Hindsfeetonhighplacesps18]

Love that about your familiarity with your wife, Michael. Communion with His Word along with the intimate Secret Place of His Spirit will sensitize us to HIS Heart in all ministry. Knowing Him is what truly separates the Bride from the Daughters of Jerusalem (church) in Song of Solomon (5:8-16). Thank you all!

[@somethinggood9267]

Would it be okay for me to ask someone who is prophesying over me to tell me something specific that only God would know? I've noticed that a lot of people who do prophecy speak in generalizations and vague words, that will almost certainly come true at one point or another or can be applied to multiple situations. It's no different than a false psychic who guesses things about you.

[@JonathanEngblom]

I thought the Holy Spirit gave his gifts as he wishes without us having to learn or be kickstarted...why can't we just trust the Lord with these things?

[@annaboshier6680]

Guyyyys this chat was soo good. So helpful!!! Also loved the patreon session

[@somethinggood9267]

Why doesn't anyone ever talk about prophecy being us praising God and declaring how good? It seems in my reading of scripture is that come across several prophecies that include just praising God for how good he is and proclaiming what he has done in the past. I think prophecy is anytime God moves through you to speak something inspired by the holy Spirit. It's not just about someone telling you what will happen in the future in your life

[@michaelbateman2019]

So if we have a part to play on the gifts, receiving that is, wouldn’t the same be true in salvation making the Arminian soteriology correct? If we ask, He would give right?

[@NomosCharis]

Good question! Curious Calvinist, here. Following :)

[@Sanibel24]

Guessing these guys won’t answer your question.

[@NomosCharis]

As a Calvinist myself, I’ll go ahead and take a shot at it: Calvinists don’t say that we don’t need to receive salvation. That’s a caricature. Receiving salvation is something we must do; we must respond positively to the gospel if we wish to be saved. What makes Calvinism unique is the teaching that we will infallibly do that, ie receive salvation (freely, not by coercion), if we are among God’s elect, since God will see to it that we do. He does this by circumcising our hearts through the gospel, granting us a new spirit, and thereby changing our deepest desires, which sets us free to love God, desire salvation, and believe, things which in our fallen state we are not able to do. In this way, we are both responsible to receive salvation but unable to do so unless God mercifully grants it to us. If he does grant it, we will infallibly receive it, since by his Spirit within us it becomes what we most want to do. Therefore, God is also fully sovereign over if, when, and how we receive salvation. We are responsible, and God is sovereign. Both are true. I imagine they probably believe something similar to this with regards to receiving the gifts. When God is offering a gift to us (like a gift of healing, for instance), we play a role; we must receive the gift in trust and obedience. However, we cannot fulfill those obligations apart from God’s special grace, which grace, if he gives it, will result in our trust and obedience. If he does not give it, we will do what we naturally and always do without God’s help: disobey. That’s why we pray to the Lord, “Keep back your servant also from presumptuous sins; let them not have dominion over me! Then I shall be blameless and innocent of great transgression.” (Ps 19:13), and many other such prayers. Like Augustine once prayed, “Lord give what thou commandest, and command what thou wilt.”

[@TheHoustonscotty]

🥣🥣🥣

[@michaelrowntree2005]

@@NomosCharis I couldn’t have said it better!

[@blurishQ]

Is this unlisted on your channel home page ? When is part 2/2 coming out ~~~

[@TheBdriver]

I like Todd Whites translation of "risk".... Dignity isn't a fruit of the Spirit

[@Watchmanonthewall77]

Great insight. Thank you.

[@serenasztein5065]

Love you guys God bless

[@flourishfaithfiber]

Love this podcast. It has been so helpful. I know it was anecdotal but doesn’t knowing someone’s name and birthdate lean toward fortune telling?

[@NLASMINISTRY]

If the Spirit gives us the gifts then why do we need to learn them? Someone please explain this to me

[@TheRemnantRadio]

It’s like the gift of teaching. Even if God has given you the gift of teaching, you can still enhance your skills by going to school for teaching.

[@BryanCurtisSaved]

@@TheRemnantRadiothat is a totally different type of gift than the Gifts of the Holy Spirit such as prophecy or tongues or healings. I think that's a false example.

[@stephengreater1689]

So if prophecy is authoritative, then if someone misinterprets and conveys incorrectly, then hasn't the recipient sinned in disobeying God's prophetic word?

[@micheletisdale7467]

Honestly, I think it's a slippery slope that's going head first down an occultic path. "Being open but cautious is a sin. Take risks, but don't ever say this or that, and no, you can't say that either. But take risks. Go ahead, keep practicing, you can get it wrong, hopefully you won't ruin anyone's life. Keep training and practicing. You got this." Yeah, No thanks. I just fail to see how God is being glorified in any of this. If anything, doors are being opened for demonic influence. I love TRR, I have learned so much from them. I think in their zeal to pursue spiritual gifts, with the utmost purest intentions, discernment may have taken a back seat. This is a very dangerous game there playing. Hmmm, I wonder if I just prophesied 🤔🤷‍♀️

[@littleboots9800]

​@@micheletisdale7467I agree with you. Between the three they're on a sliding scale od credulousness, when I heard one of them talk enthusiastically about having seen things like 'glory clouds' (a notoriously commonly faked "miracle") I felt like they could be persuaded of almost anything. I love these guys but definitely feel like their views on the gifts (and desire for them,) are blinding them at times to the dangers. Just for the record I'm not a cessationist.

[@micheletisdale7467]

@littleboots9800 I'm not a cessationist either. But then again, maybe I am and just don't know it, lol. I love the example in Matthew 7:9-11 they used once. About our Father not giving us a snake for a fish, a stone for bread. As much as I believe that, I also can't deny the millions of people who are following false apostles and false prophets. A false gospel and another Jesus. It is extremely disheartening, to say the least.

[@jake3510001]

@@micheletisdale7467 Sadly they teach it is OK to take Gods Holy name in vain by attaching it to what their imaginations came up with. Its blasphemous to do so. It is false teaching. What makes them so attractive is not their doctrines but they seem like such nice people. Mormons can be so nice as well. I see they teach a form of Gnosticism.

[@theeternalsbeliever1779]

According to the 3rd Commandment, it is absolutely a sin.

[@joshuapizarro3231]

I think the biggest issue isnt that God uses us with gifts. I think its that we conflate the gift with the calling. Just because God uses you in prophecy once or twice does not make you a prophet. But we tend as a people to puff up our chests with pride saying look at me the great teacher,prophet,healer, etc. When the best example is Christ. To live like a servant of God. Jesus Himself exaulted John the baptists prophecy over all prophecys. Announcing the coming of Christ! Nothing wrong with the gifts, but that we in all of this fix our eyes on the Christ!

[@rhianrodrigues5761]

If we are all supposed to hear the Voice of God then what is the point of having the Scriptures? Does Sola Scriptura mean anything?

[@scottyaymond1534]

Is the school accredited?

[@_JC3_]

15:10 I agree..but doesn’t that prove an inconsistency with your Calvinistic soteriology?

[@BlastHardcheese194]

But there were also false prophets among the people, just as there will be false teachers among you. 2 Peter 2:1

[@BlastHardcheese194]

2at that time the Lord spoke through Isaiah son of Amoz. He said to him, “Take off the sackcloth from your body and the sandals from your feet.” And he did so, going around stripped and barefoot.

[@BlastHardcheese194]

@@paulral That’s what Wednesdays are for, and why I watch, to learn the rationale. My point with Peter was way too subtle, but it seems to me that Peter in 65 CE is representing a shift away from earlier Church days. You would think that there would be false prophets, just like there were false prophets. You could make the case from this that teaching had replaced prophecy as the church had matured (been perfected.) With Isaiah, I’m just glad he wasn’t told to go around nekked, when he was directed to wear jeans. Nice to hear from you @paul.

[@BlastHardcheese194]

@@paulral I understand that there are people who think A. John is still alive, living in a cave in Turkey. I can’t prove he is not. I am an architect, and I much enjoyed working with a new Vineyard on their building. Beautiful worship and prayer after. I think I know a couple things about charismatic vs 3rd wave. Let’s see. I felt like charismatic was a guerrilla movement to take over mainstream churches. 3rd wave had their own churches and a strategy to draw people through church growth stuff and music. JW did come from the recording industry, iirc. PS I start to cry when I hear Brian Doerksen sing.

[@BlastHardcheese194]

@@paulral my secret technique is to study the 5 verses we will cover in our Bible study 5 hours per week.

[@BlastHardcheese194]

@@paulral 5 hours on 1 John 5:13 etc and I’ve got nothing for tomorrow.

[@LucasLykins]

Did Josh get a new camera, or did he just blur the background? Maybe it's just my eyes but something about his video quality seems improved.

[@lW9497]

what are the 5 steps?

[@nadzach]

At Pentecost it is likely the gift being manifested is something we see in the many dual translations in the Old Testament. Yesterday the words of Saul's Edomite servant came up in conversation. Languages were close enough to get the same general meaning if you are hearing them as if in your own language. Saul was looking in four areas basically named one, two three and four. The Edomite had said somethin like, " there is in this quarter a seer." He will tell about the mules. So, you see, Saul would not offer Samuel a "quarter." This is just one example. Harmonious tongues? (The schools of prophets were also in four quarters.)

[@nadzach]

I love the rain story. I believe it.

[@christiansmith-of7dt]

Its just one of those things

[@BryanCurtisSaved]

We are to pursue LOVE and desire the gifts- Not pursue the gifts.

[@EthanAndLacieBeetz]

Do u grapple Josh.. it looks like u have cauliflower ear on the top of your right ear

[@RevDavidReyes]

Didn't hear #3

[@charliez3432]

Miller "never make a decision based on a prophetic word", this alone seems to tell me that you don't trust prophetic words, that they're too prone to error, that they lack accuracy and precision too often? Why else would you say this 50-minutes into this video?

[@somethinggood9267]

This was really good and such a interesting topic! I'm still trying to figure out if the last prophecy I received was a false prophecy. It seems to reinforce the ideas I had about my relationship at the time, which turned out to be very unhealthy but I did not know it yet. So basically this prophecy seem to lead me to think that this terrible relationship was a good relationship. So that makes me think it's a false prophecy. But then I'm wondering what if the prophecy was for a time after I ended that relationship, and it hasn't come to pass yet? The only thing about this prophet is that they tend to prophesy a lot of financial blessings over people and it makes me think they're prophesying for itching ears. However, this lady did seem to know something about me, but I'm unsure if it's by an evil spirit that she knew something. I have had prophecy before and then one hundred percent sure it was from God and knew exactly how it applied to my life. With this most recent prophecy it seems extremely vague and like I could bend it to mean whatever I want it to mean

[@Sanibel24]

From what I’m hearing from you, it may sound like you tend to want to do your life through what people or yourself hears from God. Is that itself healthy? My son had a relationship that went bad, on looking back he says he saw red flags but ignored them because he wanted it to work. He wouldn’t say it was prophesy. It was just in choices that the girl was making were iffy and according to scripture, the choices were violating scripture. I also prayed for his relationship at that time it was going. I could say that the Holy Spirit pressed upon him to notice the red flags. As this example and comparing it to yours, I don’t know why you would want to seek something mystical. God gave us wisdom and the Holy Spirit to guide us. He didn’t want to confuse us with everyone practicing prophecy. I also see that the word prophesy is used quite a bit as “sharing the Gospel”. That has everything to do with pointing to God and caring for others to do that. Talking about what you “hear” doesn’t have the same emphasis. It can be confusing like how you just shared.

[@justincaseIspeak]

😎

[@Sanibel24]

WHAT was prophesied at Pentecost? I don’t think you explained it from what is in scriptures Stop saying new age. I thought gifts were given by God. The Holy Spirit will work in each person individual. We don’t need a school!

[@Beautyforashes227]

The entire sermon was inspired by the Holy Spirit

[@jeffpratt996]

If you're born with a gift for singing, would you not seek training from a voice coach?

[@mford1957]

There is a reason in the old testament had such a severe penalty for someone who gives prophecy that is not true. Are you saying people can see the future? What do you mean by prophecy? Why would God not speak to a person directly instead of having some other person say this is what God wants for you. You open up a huge can of worms when you allow just anyone to do this.

[@Beta_soy_chad]

American Christianity is weird.

[@MrSeedi76]

As a German Protestant - I agree 😊.

[@brianmitchell4455]

What do you find weird?

[@littleboots9800]

Agreed.

[@michaelrowntree2005]

Nothing “American” about prophecy but ok 👍

[@jake3510001]

Look back 120 years and you see who the cult leaders were who started this nonsense that permeated the church world wide. Dowie was one of them and then a whole list of whacky weirdo freaks followed.

[@br.m]

You people are self-condemned.

[@BryanCurtisSaved]

There is nowhere in scripture that teaches how to use a Gift. Where do you see a scripture that shows you that you can teach someone to use a Gift?? I completely disagree that you can have any school for such a thing. I believe you are in error.

[@BulldogHotrod]

Comparing the Scriptures and how we as fallen sinners can get it wrong sometimes, compared to your modern definition of prophecy and getting it wrong, is absurd and unbiblical. God has given us all we need. 2 Timothy 3:16-17

[@jeffgray6291]

Wow yous guys have gone the way of the charismatics, teaching prophecy now, faith healings, deliverance ministries, and most likely prosperity seed sowing. Yeah didn't take long wow simply amusing now far from biblical commentary. I done forgot your name but you guy in the middle your appearance and countenance are much different yeah were all a few years older it was only a few years ago that I found your channel. I thought GOD was the gift giver not man. There are non Israelite prophets in the Bible but GOD'S prophet's prophesied by God, men didn't teach them.

[@BulldogHotrod]

"Charlatan like ministries", you mean BSSM? Exactly.