Handling Prophetic Impulses
Prophecy was an important part of the life of the first Christians, the "early church", and for several decades it has been experiencing a comprehensive rebirth in numerous circles of Christianity worldwide.
In order to handle prophetic impulses correctly, it is important to examine them personally – as, in principle, all other news and information as well. This is done through prayer and by means of the Holy Scriptures. Genuine prophecy and the Bible will never contradict each other. This examination is to be carried out by everyone who receives a prophecy, as well as by every reader. The Word of God calls us not to despise prophecy and to hold fast to what we have recognized as "good" after examination:
Do not despise prophecies. But test everything; hold fast what is good.
1 Thessalonians 5:20-21
Pursue love! Strive for the gifts of the Spirit, but above all for the gift of prophetic speech! But he who prophesies speaks to people for edification and exhortation and comfort.
1 Corinthians 14:1+3
See also:
1 Corinthians 14:5+31+39
2 Peter 1:21
Amos 3:7-8
Numbers 11:29
PDF: The Crossing to a New Land (PDF, only available in German)
PDF: A Journey into the Great Unknown (PDF, only available in German)
PDF: Do Not Fear When ... (PDF, only available in German)
PDF: You Will See the Storm Break Loose (PDF, only available in German)
PDF: My Light Is Coming (PDF, only available in German)
Further Prophecies
Brochure: God and German-Speaking Europe
Book: Shaking, Revival, Harvest
Brochure: A Spiritual Tsunami