Why Some Prophetic Words Fail | Robin Bullock
March 16, 2026
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as posted by the channelWhat happens when prophecy isn’t anchored in the Bible? In this highlight from the latest episode of Faith With Katie, Katie Souza sits down with Robin Bullock and his daughter Christa to reveal why the written Word is the only foundation strong enough to carry a true prophetic word.
From biblical revelation to prophetic authority, this conversation explores why Scripture must anchor every prophetic message—and why prophecy can collapse when it isn’t grounded in the Word of God.
In this highlight you'll discover:
• Why the written Word is the foundation of prophetic revelation
• The reason prophecy can collapse when it isn’t anchored in Scripture
• How prophets must bring biblical reference points when leaders seek guidance
• Why understanding the Word helps believers recognize spiritual times and seasons
• How revelation opens when believers engage Scripture with the Spirit
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