Thanks for sharing! 👏 There were many nuggets of wisdom and revelation from the spirit of God that was released in this Q & A. Not everyone is going to agree or receive these teachings. Guard your heart ♥ and keep it leaning in to the Father's heart. The spirit of revelation will guide you in this new process. I'd love to talk to you sometime. We've been teaching about this for 13 years now here in Argentina 🇦🇷
7:00 “he thought that he was hearing an audible voice. He wasn’t hearing an audible voice. It was his spiritual senses. The anointing spilled over and caused the men around him to hear a sound but they did not hear what was being said”. I read 7 different bible translations of Acts 9:7 and all of them say it was an audible voice that all the men around heard but they did not see anyone around them who was saying what they were hearing. They were looking for a person who was talking not for a thing making a sound. Also, what is prophetic worship?
Katherine Osere thank you for agreeing. I just don’t understand why these guys feel the need to change what the word of God says. It’s Plain and simple. Just to maybe fit their motives?? I don’t know. Best to read the Scriptures for yourself than rely on people to teach you the incorrect thing
@@kentwyngaard8803 I appreciate your zeal for the Word, I've been around a lot of these " prophets " and when I was young I heard so many different terminologies such us praying in the spirit, prophetic worship, ministrying under the anointing........ ect, and I couldn't find a concise answer in the Bible that fits the frameworks of the gospel. Worship in "spirit and in truth" means you don't have to physically be present in the temple to do it, but any place where believers may find themselves, as the context of the passage suggests and: in truth? what other truth than the ultimate, objective universal truth. which of course we know it means the Scriptures. Keep sharing !!
cep0515 Amen! Romans 1:19 says that God has made the truth of His Word and Himself clear to everyone. But as we can see by this example, this is just another way by another individual to distort that truth. Keep reading the Word of the Lord and you will know His truth. God bless you
Serious question: where in the Bible is this supported? This sounds chaotic and I don’t recall the Bible ever talking about true worship requiring any of this. Acts 9 also never implies that the other people around Paul don’t have an “anointing.” Paul himself at the time was persecuting Christians so I’m sure what the requirements are to be anointed by that passage. Again, I’m open to discussion about this, I just don’t see this idea being supported in the Bible.
Allow me to support Prophetic Worship in Scriptures: Psalms especially those of David are prophetic. Have you ever read Ps. 22 and thought, “man that’s exactly what happened to Christ.” David has countless foreshadowing of the Christ to come. There’s also the song of Miriam, the Prophetess. In Chronicles 20, the singers were used in war to engulf them in the Presence of God. Prophesy, as Paul stated, edifies the body and convicts the sinner to know there is a God. I am not sure about what he’s talking about as far as laws of nature but I do know that David was a Prophetic Worshipper and there are some still today. I agree also that true worship is in Spirit and Truth. Worship is also sacrifice.
Felicia Moniq Prophecy is not something that anybody can just “acquire.” None of the prophets in the Bible got prophecies wrong. They were always correct. To claim this worship is on par with OT worship (all of which was used to usher in Jesus) goes against James 4:6.
All the words that the man of God are saying is very true. If you study God's word and allow HIS word to teach you,one will find that worship is SERIOUS BUSINESS.If you need scriptural reference let me know
I agree with what was being taught here 100%, I personally don’t like the term “prophetic worship” though. The reason being, worship is ALWAYS from people - to God. And prophecy is ALWAYS from God - to people. I don’t think the two can occur in the same moment. Either you are worshiping God, or God is speaking to His people through a Prophet. I think the problem is today, the word worship has become synonymous with music or singing, when in reality worship is much more of a daily lifestyle, and music or singing is simply an expression of that worship. A closer term to what is being taught here, in my opinion, would be “prophetic singing” or “prophetic music.” You can most certainly SING prophecy. There is Biblical evidence for this. Or “spontaneous worship.” Prophetic worship seems like an oxymoron, though. Like I said, I COMPLETELY agree with everything being taught here, and have watched this video twice already. It’s definitely given me a lot to think about with my own worship leading. So thanks for the video, and all of your other videos as well! 👍🏼
As much as I agree with him as a Prophet, I completely disagree with the idea of prophetic worship. There is no such thing as Prophetic Worship. Worship is to God and for God. No one prophecies to God due to Him being the Beginning and the End, the First and the Last, the Alpha and the Omega. The bible says the God cannot lie. That is because whatever He speaks "Is". If He were to lie, that lie would become a truth. He knows all things. So therefore, we cannot prophecy to God. Prophecy is for edifying people. So therefore we cannot worship God and prophecy at the same time. If we could, it would be supported by scripture. Places like Morningstar do a lot of warfare music and prophecy through song to people and the Nations, but they never do Prophetic Worship cause it does not exist. Kim Clement was well known for using music to prophecy to people and over the Nations. It was a statement used a lot when spontaneous worship was taking over and no one knew what to call it. Worship Leader and Pastor Lindell Cooley did an amazing teaching on this at Christ for the Nations. Here is a link to the video. He talks about this starting at the 13:30 mark. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-PK_jY46_KE4.html I believe that Lindell Cooley knows more about the prophetic and worship than most worship leaders today. He lead worship for the world's largest and longest running revival 5 nights a week for over 5 years at the Brownsville Revival in Pensacola, FL. During those 5 years the worship out of that revival touched the world. Much of today's great worship ministries like Bethel, Elevation, Passion, Chris Tomlin, Planetshakers, and Hillsong all attribute "Lindell Cooley" and believe it or not "Delirious" as the ones who ushered in this current wave of worship and the sounds we use today.
LoneChair Productions Prophecy is for the edification of the Body. Worship is not a one-way street. There are many examples of worship arising to God, then God reaching down to his worshippers and intervening or blessing them. Paul and Silas are good examples. Nowhere in Scripture does it say worship and prophecy are to be separate. I think you’re arguing semantics...
@@tylerbuckner3750 you completely missed my point. Yes it is possible to minister through music and prophecy through music. But Prophetic Worship is an oxymoron. Prophecy is from God and worship is to God. You can worship God in spirit and truth and at a point in that worship He moves you to start prophecying. Kim Clement was well known for this. Morningstar with Don Potter did this also. They used the avenue of worship to clear the air so that God could pour out true prophecy. Once that happens, it is no longer worship but Prophetic ministry through song.
We're in harmony with God as a believer according to scriptures, as believers we are not trying to please God, No, God is pleased with us, A believer's identity is spiritual, John 4:24, my take is as a believer we need to be conscious of our identity every now and then. Is not only when we gather God speaks, the Holy spirit speaks to every believer most times, any where, let's not limit him to only when we gather together... And the manifestation of the Spirit is by God's will not by the man. Spiritual songs, psalms, hymns are by God, we have a relationship with God already, if we believe in Jesus... Just worship HIM!
JOY OMOSHOLA we should ALWAYS seek to please God. James 2:14-26 talks about good WORKS. Through faith alone we go nowhere, but by repenting and LIVING a repentant life we are saved. You are talking about a different gospel entirely. If we do not live a life pleasing to God, then we are living a SINFUL life
Ma'am he's speaking SPECIFICALLY. Your point concerning worship all the time is well taken,but cooperate worship is a VERY IMPORTANT ASPECT of our Christian experience. Hebrews 10:19-25.
@@Bankai2169 Um. Did you just bring up good works? It's not by works but by faith we are saved. It is important to live a lifestyle pleasing to God. However the only scripture that shows us what please Him is "without faith it is impossible to please God". Only faith pleases Him. Not your actions, not your worship, not doing good, only faith. Also, when we have faith and accept Jesus as our savior, we are saved. If we die at that moment, we are with Him in heaven. There is nothing we could ever do or good works that would ever be enough to be with Him. Only accepting Him as our Lord and Savior. Did Jesus tell the thief on the cross... You are now saved and I have forgiven your sins, but you will not go with me to paradise today because you need to atone and do good works and live a pleasing lifestyle first. No Jesus said surely today your will be with me in paradise.
@@Bankai2169 when reading scripture we are to be led by the Spirit and also consider the context. There are those people who are shy and timid, they've been saved and the are faithful to church and God. However they've never done any good deed cause they keep to themselves. What is her works? Well her works is that she has been faithful to God and her church. People know she is a Christian cause of those two things. That scripture in James was trying to make a point to the recently converted Christians. He was showing them that if they profess Christianity, then their life needs to reflect it. People were being converted and saved, but they continued living the same lifestyle they were as a sinner. He was trying to point out that they are a new creation, all former things are gone, and to focus on loving people and loving God.
Prophetic worship is a man made up idea.. it's not even bible. This is all prophecy fulfilled by Jeremiah the prophets who prophesy of the imaginations of their own hearts. This Ed is a well without water and a cloud without water twice dead. - Jude. Bulldung all this "TAKE AWAY FROM ME THE NOISE OF THY SONGS; FOR I WILL NOT HEAR THE MELODY OF THY VIOLS". Amos5:23 These people don't worship God, they worship worship, and mammon.
