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Soulish and Spiritual Prophetic Words  Today, I want to talk about something that weighs on a lot of our hearts:  how to tell the difference between a true prophetic word and one that stems from our own desires.  We've all been there, right?  You feel that nudge to share a word, that prophetic message stirring inside you.  But then the doubts creep in.  Is this really from God, or am I just making it up in my head? Sifting Through the Noise Hebrews 4:12 has become a key verse for me.  It talks about the Word of God dividing between soul and spirit.  That really hits home.  Discernment is crucial. We need to be able to distinguish between a prophetic word from the Holy Spirit and one that comes from our own thoughts or interpretations.  True Prophecy: An Event, Not a Fabrication Genuine prophetic words are distinct experiences, unlike words we simply formulate in our minds.  Think about the powerful visions of prophets like Peter, J...

The Heart Knows, But the Spirit Reveals Hey Jesus Freaks!  I wanted to share a powerful experience I had recently on a prayer walk. As many of you know, seeking the Lord through  prophetic prayer is a vital part of my faith journey.  This walk was no different, and it ended up being a beautiful reminder of the power of God working in our lives, even through challenges.  Now, for some context, things had been a bit rough. My lease was ending, finances were tight, and you know that feeling – like everything is just a struggle?  But even in the midst of this, I felt called to press into prayer.  So there I was, walking and praying, when wouldn't you know it, the  opposition hit.  Suddenly, my car (which I like to call my "faith mobile") decided to show its true colors with low tire pressure.  Classic!  And of course, I only had enough change to air up one tire.  Just when you think you might give up, that's when that  prophetic f...

Praying It Through: Unlocking Prophetic Visions from God's Heart As someone called to move in prophetic revelation, it's crucial to discern whether visions and dreams are truly from the Lord or simply products of our own imaginations. The Bible sternly warns against prophesying from our own human spirit (Ezekiel 13:2-3, Jeremiah 23:16-17). We must be faithful vessels, allowing God's pure revelation to flow through us uncompromised.  This commitment to separating soul from spirit has been weighing heavily on my heart lately. Just yesterday, as I traveled, the Lord granted me a powerful prophetic vision - a candle's flame merged with an oil lamp, the elements superimposed over a human heart. I knew this piercing image did not originate from my own musings. It carried the undeniable mark of the Divine. When I awoke early this morning, my first priority was to press play on the scriptures and let God's word saturate my spirit while my rational mind was still at rest (Jo...