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Prophets and Accountability
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| In the Prophet's Devotional, you state that the prophets are not above making mistakes. | |
| I hate to have that said on our show, but we'll deal with it here. | |
| How does correction, rebuke, and accountability help prophets grow individually and as a prophetic voice? | |
| You know, I think true prophets don't make many misses, but any of us are capable because we are in flesh. | |
| We are new creatures in Christ, but we still have emotions sometimes that are wounded. | |
| You know, any of us can be deceived, unfortunately. | |
| However, you know, when we have accountability around us, we have, you know, I've received words where they were heavy, weighty words. | |
| And I knew that if I released it and I was wrong, I didn't think I was wrong, clearly didn't think I was wrong. | |
| I knew if I released it and I was wrong, I was going to damage my credibility. | |
| I may hurt people, scare people. | |
| And so I've learned to lean on people like, you know, Cindy Jacobs or James Gall. | |
| We have the Apostolic Council of Prophetic Elders where we meet every November and we submit these things for testing. | |
| You know, the Bible says test the spirits to see if they are from God. | |
| And I believe if we would be, you know, ones who judge our own words and process our own prophetic revelations before we release them, then we're really on safe ground. | |
| But some words don't need to be released so quickly. | |
| Some words need to be bathed in prayer before they're ever released. | |