How to Hear the Voice of God | No Limits

<p>Today on No Limits, Joseph Z analyzes how to hear from God, outlines the steps to prophetic clarity, and explains the four prophetic spectrums: Roeh, Nabi, Chazah, and Chozeh, clarifying the difference between the gift of prophecy and the office of a prophet. </p> <p>Joseph reminds us that our faith is the power that brings the world to its knees, teaching that there should be redemption every time one prophesies, instilling hope, and encouraging a higher walk with the Lord. He shares insights from his early prophetic years and how he realized that the Lord had called him to be a prophetic watchman. Joseph conveys God's message to the nations, revealing that God is disseminating His words like never before to advance His church. He also emphasizes that we have one more opportunity to bring clarity to the world, paving the way for reformation that will lead to global change. He urges us to emulate the sons of Issachar, who understood the signs of the times, knew what to do in response, and aligned themselves with the right people to achieve their goals. </p> <p>Learn more about Z Ministries by following the link below:<br /> https://linktr.ee/zministries </p> <p>Next, Joseph explains how the prophetic works, highlighting that the body of Christ is blessed with different gifts of the Holy Spirit, which are available to every member. He refers to Ephesians 4:11, Romans 12, and 1 Corinthians 12 to underscore the twenty-one gifts of the Holy Spirit available to the body of Christ. He emphasizes that each of these gifts is necessary for the body of Christ to be whole, and the best way to hear from God and activate our gifts is through persistent reading of the Bible.</p> <p>He broadens our understanding of the gift of prophecy by highlighting the four prophetic spectrums: Roeh (the visionary or mobilization unction/anointing), Nabi (the inspirational or bubbling up), Chazah (to gaze), and Chozeh (to lean forward and peer into the future). He clarifies that each of these gifts applies to every individual in the body of Christ, though in varying degrees of prominence. Joseph also outlines the differences between the gift of prophecy and the office of the prophet, addressing the characteristics of true and false prophets.</p> <p>Furthermore, he analyzes the gray area (novices) within the prophetic space, a valley of decision for those with prophetic gifts. Without proper spiritual guidance, individuals can slip into the roles of false prophets or, if well guided, can become true prophets. He explains that the office of the prophet carries the responsibility to edify and equip a segment of the body of Christ, while the gift of prophecy does not entail any such obligation, only the gift itself. Joseph stresses the need for the anointing of the sons of Issachar, who understood the signs of the times, knew what to do in response, and aligned themselves with the right people to achieve their objectives.</p> <p class="MsoNormal">May 17, 2025</p>