Mike Vande wrote:I have, several times. Once, I was given a word that there was someone in the congregation that was there because she felt obligated to God for healing her son. God told her that she didn't owe him anything for that, but that he loved her and gave His life for her, and wanted to be her Father full time. A lady in the congregation I didn't know stood up and came down to the front, looking at me like I was from another planet, hit her knees and prayed to be saved.
The gift of prophecy has been devalued among His children by those who would use it for their own reasons; manipulating others, trying to make themselves look good, trying to make themselves feel good, or just not knowing the difference between prophecy and their own imaginations. But the gift of prophecy is still a valid gift given by God. That's what the scriptures say, and disgust/disappointment/frustration/whatever over the abuse of any gift is not enough to contradict scripture concerning it.
Yes!
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