Demystifying the Prophetic!
November 30, 2024
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November 30, 2024
Demystifying the Prophetic!
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<p>In today's episode of No Limits, Joseph Z shares interesting insight into what inspired him to write his recently published book, "Demystifying the Prophetic". He shares his struggles growing up and how his parents sent him away because of his desire to follow Jesus. He also reveals his steps to weather the storm he experienced; disclosing that reading God's word empowered him to pull through the obstacles. </p> <p>Learn more about Z Ministries by following the link below:<br /> https://linktr.ee/zministries </p> <p>Next, Joseph discusses how he took a break from the ministry because God required him to, leading to a clearer view of what God expects of him. He asserts that a fragrance of worship and brokenness creates a supernatural intimacy with the Lord and we can't get to this state without paying the price. Joseph outlines the topics covered in his book, "Demystifying the Prophetic", ranging from understanding strange entities, angels of light, deja vu, different types of prophecy, how prophecy operates, and how people can hear from God. </p> <p>Furthermore, Joseph explains what deja vu means, revealing that it can be scientific and supernatural, and this supernatural part is a form of prophecy. He makes us understand the office of the prophet and the gift of prophecy, where the former is saddled with responsibility for a segment of the body of Christ while the latter is not. He urges us to understand how the body of Christ functions to see life and liberty in all areas of the body of Christ.</p> <p class="MsoNormal">November 30, 2024</p>
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