EPISODE · Oct 14, 2011 · 56 MIN
Prophetic Vision & Today's Technology
from Fire On Your Head
The ceilings of one generation become the floor the next generation stands on. Do you know the purpose of your generation? According to several surveys and studies, the current generation in America under the age of 30 outnumbers the Baby Boomer generation, and these are the ones who are going to be tomorrow’s leaders, innovators, politicians, and…..church leaders. But yet only 1 in 20 consider themselves spiritual or Christian. Dave Edwards and Steve Bremner discuss a bit of what living in a post Christian culture is starting to look like. We also, primarily talk today about this current generation, as well as continue where we left off last week and talk about the messes of the gift of prophecy, and have safe environments to grow in the prophetic. How do we deal with conflicting prophetic words from well-known credible men of God and church leaders, not the least of which includes dealing with when prophetic words never come to pass and they remove their prophecies from YouTube or their webpages? How can we know when it’s OK to reject a Word someone gives us, AS they’re giving it to us, even if their track record is excellent? Related Articles: Prophetic Vision and Technological Advancement, Taking Hold of The Times, both posts by Dave Edwards Are We Living in the Last Days?, The Church, Change, and Adapting, Spreading The Word: Would Jesus Go Viral?, 5 Reasons Why Pastors/Church Leaders NEED to Podcast, by Steve Bremner Books We Mentioned or Recommended: The Millennials – Thom & Jess Rainer The Next Story – Tim Challies You May All Prophesy – Steve Thompson Developing Your Prophetic Gifting – Graham Cooke Surprised By The Voice of the Spirit – Jack Deere The Prophetic Call – Art Katz The Prophets – Abraham Heschel Free audio book from Audible when you sign up for a 30 day trial membership.
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