I wrote a post about 15 months ago, and admit I now need to wipe the egg off my face. I will attempt to do the very thing I've challenged prophets to do numerous times the past -- admit I got it …
Judging Prophetic Words with Discernment
Nov 11th/16 Edit: I wrote the post below about 15 months ago, and admit I now need to wipe the egg off of my face. Please don't throw stones in the comments. Here's a thoughtful follow-up post …
Continue Reading about Judging Prophetic Words with Discernment →
Unconditional Obedience?
"And as they sat at the table, the word of the LORD came to the prophet who had brought him back. And he cried to the man of God who came from Judah, "Thus says the LORD, 'Because you have …
Do New Testament prophets need to be 100% correct? | Podcast
This week we have a cross-generational chat with our friend who goes by the name Nor'west or Northwest Prophetic on social media. On this week's show you’ll enjoy learning about …
Continue Reading about Do New Testament prophets need to be 100% correct? | Podcast →
Was Jonah a False Prophet?
Natural disasters and prophecy isn’t a topic I usually write on. I originally wrote this on my first blog after having received e-mail newsletters and read various prophetically-gifted …
A Humble Plea For Leaders To Admit When They’re Wrong
I'll never forget the advice of my twelfth grade World Issues teacher, Mr. Dobson. He gave me this advice back in the spring of 1999. I had just given a presentation to my World Issues class on …
Continue Reading about A Humble Plea For Leaders To Admit When They’re Wrong →
Counterfeit Mixed in With the Genuine (Matthew 13:24-30)
The Parable of the Wheat and the Tares He put another parable before them, saying, "The kingdom of heaven may be compared to a man who sowed good seed in his field, but while his men were …
Continue Reading about Counterfeit Mixed in With the Genuine (Matthew 13:24-30) →
Was Isaiah A False Prophet?
Are prophets always accurate? I’ve already written an entry like this before, but with a different passage of Scripture. In fact, the only reason I'm doing so is that sometimes the best way to …
