Category: General

God’s Lamb vs Hell’s Leviathan

The Crown, Throne, and Children of Pride Leviathan wears the crown of pride, sits upon the throne of pride, and rules the children produced by pride. However, Leviathan is not the king of pride; he rules pride’s children. You diminish Leviathan’s rule when you diminish pride’s children. Pride as deception in the individual becomes Leviathan […]

The Prayers of the Saints

The vessels of incense are not empty when you contribute your intercession. Instead, you finish filling them up, so they overflow into history. Oversight leaders carry these vessels in one hand and harps in the other hand. “So I looked, and there, surrounded by Throne, Animals, and Elders, was a Lamb, slaughtered but standing tall. […]

Wolves in Contemporary Churchism

The metaphor of shepherd, sheep, and wolf is misunderstood for three reasons: The metaphor is exaggerated to walk on all fours and forced to mean the same thing every time the metaphor is used. The metaphor is superimposed upon an overlay that says anything “false” has to do with doctrine. The metaphor is force-fed into […]

The Prophet After the Ascension

Jesus Reset David’s Kingdom Jesus reset the kingdom when He ascended. David had reset the kingdom in his role as king, priest, and prophet, and Jesus arrived to make David’s kingdom eternal. Thus, Jesus did not start a new kingdom but reset the kingdom from David’s reset. Jesus sits upon the throne of David, carries […]

Missing God in Our “Today”

Leaders Live and Lead “Today” By God’s Revelation of Tomorrow Jesus says, “Live today without anxiety about tomorrow because each day has its problem-solving opportunities.” Matthew 6:34 Do you live in the past or future at the expense of the present? Prophetic people accurately anticipate what’s coming next so they can prepare today. Often, the […]

Toward a New Prophetic Nomenclature

Every subculture operates with its own nomenclature. Nomenclature is a system or set of terms or symbols special to a particular discipline or art, but subcultures produce their own collection. Listen to prophets who bring their own nomenclature into their communication. I do, but I avoid the creation of a subculture like a plague. I […]

A Biblical Context for My Crosscultural Influence and Perspective

Subcultures mar, distort, and limit the full expression and desired, ultimate condition of God’s kingdom on Earth. Thus, while we can, with certainty, say God isn’t destroying the cultures of nations He founds, desires, and redeems, we can also say that cultures in restoration suffer from subcultural divisions foreign to God’s intended outcome. That is, […]

Living Fearless

The Spirit of Fear Paul reveals the spirit of fear to us in his letter to Timothy. It is the spirit of cowardice. While phobos is the common Greek word for fear and a deadly foe, the spirit of cowardice contrasts with power, love, and a healthy mind. For God has not furnished or bestowed […]

Avoiding Prophetic Intimidation in Prophetic Training

Elijah threw his mantle on Elisha to prophesy that he would become one of his inheritors, operate by shared spiritual experience in his anointing, and begin preparation for leadership. The double portion was a guaranteed thing at that point. When the mantle fell upon Elisha, the young prophet-in-process experienced something of Elijah’s spirit and power. […]

I Never Knew You

Not for One Moment Did I Notice “Saying ‘Lord, Lord,’ isn’t going to get you anywhere with me. What is required is serious obedience that produces what my Father wants. I can see it now–when I decide to call people to account, crowds of people will feel bold to say, ”Lord, we prophesied, we cast […]