“The Greek word that is translated “prophesy” means “to speak for another.” It means to speak for God or to be His spokesman.1 According to Dick Iverson, former senior pastor of Bible Temple in Portland, Oregon: The gift of prophecy is speaking under the direct supernatural influence of the Holy Spirit. It is becoming God’s mouthpiece, to verbalize His words… — James W. Goll Copy Share
“Lord deposits something in our spirits that was not there before; and even after He lifts His hand, we carry that burden as a word or commission from Him. He lays on us a “burden” for a particular situation, and we may carry that impartation for days, weeks, months, or even years. For example, it might be a burden over… — James W. Goll Copy Share
“the breath of God, and then in turn exhaling onto others the breath of life they have received from their Creator. This… — James W. Goll Copy Share Image
“impacted my life more than any other leader, defined prophecy in the following way: The gift of prophecy is the supernaturally imparted… — James W. Goll Copy Share Image
“A prophet or prophetess then, is a spokesperson for God, one who hears the voice of the Holy Spirit and speaks or… — James W. Goll Copy Share Image
“fire to come down from heaven and consume them?” But He turned and rebuked them. Luke 9:54–55” — James W. Goll Copy Share Image
“John’s journey with his Lord took a different turn from that of the others. He laid his head on the chest of the Creator of the universe. He saw the excruciating ordeal of the criminal death of an innocent Man. He was also given an amazing stewardship—the ongoing care of Jesus’ mother, Mary (see John 19:27). I would give over… — James W. Goll Copy Share
“After Jesus, the next group of people with the most innocent blood are the millions of unborn babies who were aborted with never even a chance at life, much less the chance to make a choice between good or evil. Leviticus 17:11 says that life is in the blood. And innocent shed blood cries out to God. What kind of… — James W. Goll Copy Share
“Yes, the true heart of the prophet is the testimony not of how great you are, but of how awesome He is! The testimony… — James W. Goll Copy Share Image
“Elisha was a man of vision, a man of revelation, and he never let go of it. What about you? I don’t know what prophetic promise the Lord may have spoken to you. As Christians, we have the biblical promises as well as the current-day revelatory words that are spoken into each of our lives, which come in a multiplicity… — James W. Goll Copy Share
“No matter what I see or how many times I think I may have seen it before, I always ask, “What is this, Lord?”… — James W. Goll Copy Share Image
“The late international Bible teacher Derek Prince, the spiritual father who” — James W. Goll Copy Share Image
“Where there is no vision, the people perish” (Prov. 29:18a KJV). Unrestrained behavior leads eventually to destruction. People who have no vision also have… — James W. Goll Copy Share Image
“In the midst of all this, he gives us a revolutionary concept concerning the central issue of what authentic prophetic ministry is all about:… — James W. Goll Copy Share Image
“long; team ministry is the higher pathway. Are you in this for the long haul or just the short run? To judge a city… — James W. Goll Copy Share Image
“Even when the angel asks him specifically, “Do you not know what these are?” Zechariah answers with humility, “No, my lord.” Had Zechariah not… — James W. Goll Copy Share Image
“The water of the Spirit of God fills you up to the point of overflowing, but that does not mean that it is time to quit digging. In Pentecostal circles, people use the terms “tarry” and “press in.” Don’t stop. Keep seeking. Keep pursuing. Stay there, relating to God until you become so full of Him that it’s impossible to… — James W. Goll Copy Share
