Graham Cooke
The
chief role of a New Testament prophet is not to prophesy. Primarily it
is to teach people how to hear the voice of God, to find and live in the
will of God for themselves.
It is to teach people how to move in the prophetic, but even those things are not the prime gifting of a prophet. The real ministry of a prophet, I believe, is to make God radiant, is to tell people how wonderful, how amazing, how astonishing He is and to introduce superlatives back into our prayer language and into our witness of who God is.
It is to teach people how to move in the prophetic, but even those things are not the prime gifting of a prophet. The real ministry of a prophet, I believe, is to make God radiant, is to tell people how wonderful, how amazing, how astonishing He is and to introduce superlatives back into our prayer language and into our witness of who God is.
(from The Heart Of Prophecy by Graham Cooke)
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