The Kansas City Prophets: James Goll (part 1 of 2)
September 4, 2023
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as posted by the channelIn 1988, what is believed to be a divine move of God emerged, famously known as the Kansas City Prophets. This movement originated within the Kansas City Fellowship (KCF) but rapidly gained a global following. Pastor Mike Bickle of KCF played a central role in its inception. Among the notable prophets who were catalyzed by this movement were Bob Jones, Paul Cain, Bill Hamon, Larry Randolph, James Goll, Jill Austin, and John Paul Jackson. John Wimber from the Vineyard Movement provided apostolic oversight during the initial years. Although all the prophets, except Bickle, eventually departed from Kansas City, their ministries continued to thrive across North America. A pivotal moment during the movement was the publication of "Some Said It Thundered" in 1991, considered the zenith of their influence.
In a captivating conversation, prophet James W. Goll guides us through an exploration of one of the most profound and transformative divine movements of our generation.
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