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EPISODE · Dec 4, 2025 · 49 MIN

Prophets Are Coming

from Inspirational Media - Sermons · host Inspirational Media

Tom Marshall, a pastor and Bible teacher, speaks on the restoration of the prophetic office and the place of prophets in the church today. The talk surveys the biblical basis for prophets, distinguishes the office of the prophet from the general gift of prophecy, and describes the main forms prophecy can take—verbal prophecy, dreams and visions, and symbolic lived-out prophecies. It also covers how prophetic messages are tested, the two levels of inspiration, and how prophecy operates within church life to build up, exhort, and guide. Listeners will come away with a clearer sense of the prophetic role in contemporary faith communities, practical guidance on recognizing authentic prophecy, and a call to respond with faith and obedience to the Word of the Lord. ---- Get the original source here: https://www.inspirational.org.nz/collections/all/products/9295 ---- Please support this podcast: Donate or become a member and gain access to our digital archive of 3000+ audio and video files For more Christian teachings, visit inspirational.org.nz ----

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