Most Christian writing about prophecy falls into one of two ditches. Either it’s breathlessly charismatic, chasing the next word and the next experience, or it’s so cautious it’s essentially useless. Afraid of its own shadow. I’ve spent years trying to find the road between them.
Most Christian writing about prophecy falls into one of two ditches. Either it’s breathlessly charismatic, chasing the next word and the next experience, or it’s so cautious it’s essentially useless. Afraid of its own shadow. I’ve spent years trying to find the road between them.Here’s what I actually believe: the prophetic gifts are real, they’re for the church today, and they’re also wildly misunderstood, frequently misused, and in desperate need of serious biblical thinking. That’s what this site is – a few posts working through that territory, Scripture first, honest about experience, conclusions hard-won.
I’m not neutral on this. I’ve seen prophecy bring people back from the edge. I’ve also seen it wielded carelessly and watched the damage it left behind. Both things are true, and I think the church needs people willing to hold both without flinching.
What you’ll find here takes the Bible seriously, takes the Spirit seriously, and takes you seriously. No hype, no soft-pedalling. Over 370 posts, built up over years. Start anywhere.
If that sounds like what you’re looking for start here.
