Most writing about prophecy falls into one of two ditches. Either it chases the next experience without stopping to think, or it’s so cautious it says nothing worth reading. This site tries to walk the road between them.
Most writing about prophecy falls into one of two ditches. Either it chases the next experience without stopping to think, or it’s so cautious it says nothing worth reading. This site tries to walk the road between them.Here’s what I actually believe: the prophetic gifts are real, they’re for the church today, and they’re wildly misunderstood and frequently misused. What you’ll find here takes the Bible seriously, takes the Spirit seriously, and tries to be honest about both. No hype. No soft-pedalling.
I became a Christian in 1979. What I was converted into expected God to move, and within two weeks he did. The years since have been spent studying Scripture, pastoring churches, and watching prophetic ministry up close. I’ve seen it restore people who had almost given up. I’ve seen it done carelessly, leaving real damage behind. Both things are true, and I keep coming back to the same conviction: authentic, Scripture-honouring prophetic ministry restores hope. Not hype. Not performance.
There’s a kind of person I keep meeting. They carry a real sense of calling, a genuine gift, but somehow ended up on the margins. If that’s you: you’re not imagining what God showed you. It’s not over.
My wife Kerry is a Churchill Fellow whose research has taken her from San Francisco to Amsterdam, working on refugee integration. Watching someone pursue their calling that seriously keeps you honest about yours.
If that sounds like what you’re looking for start here.
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