The Rise Of The Prophet – Priest People

*Listen to the Show notes and podcast transcript with this multi-language player. Summary “The Rise of the Prophet-Priest People” unveils a deep spiritual reality: God is forming a remnant of believers who embody both the prophetic and priestly ministries, walking in oneness, love, and divine impartation. The speakers emphasize returning to the original purpose of God—people created in His image before time—to become a functioning Body led by the Spirit rather than religious structures. Like Ezekiel’s dry bones, the Church must be spoken to, revived, and brought into life and unity. This transformation is not based on individual greatness, denomination, or human qualification, but on the lordship of Christ, the creative Word, and a heart of willingness. God is forming a people who walk as one Body, without division, egos, or rank—where His glory alone is revealed through a many-membered expression of the prophet-priest people. Show Notes 1. Created Before Time — Returning to Our Origin Ephesians 1:3–6 reveals our identity before creation: spirit beings patterned after Christ.Walking in this revelation brings urgency and clarity to the present day. 2. The Dry Bones Must Live The Church is like Ezekiel's dry bones—divided, lifeless, fragmented.The Word and Spirit must be spoken to revive and unite the Body.Life must be breathed not only into “the church,” but into all who hunger for God. 3. Lordship of Jesus Christ Access to God is based on relationship, not doctrine or denomination.Denominations often create barriers to oneness; God is bringing forth a united family. 4. The Emergence of the Prophet-Priest People Yesterday emphasized preaching; today emphasizes impartation and priestly ministry. 5. God Creates His Servants God does not recruit the qualified—He creates servants by His Word.Joel 2’s army represents people who walk in divine oneness, without competition or division. 6. Oneness and the Many-Membered Body Ministry is no longer about individual greatness but Body expression.The creative Word is restored through the Body of Christ, not celebrity ministers. 7. Simplicity of Relationship with God God is not complicated.The Kingdom is relational, intimate, and rooted in hunger and willingness.“It’s not what you do—it’s who you are” in Him. Quotes “We were dead in our trespasses—until the Spirit brought us into a new level of life.” —Ken“Before creation, we stood before Him as spirit beings patterned after Jesus Christ.” —Mike“The church today is like dry bones—lifeless until the Word and Spirit bring them together.” —Ed“He doesn’t recruit worthy people. He creates His servants by a word from God.” —Ron“Denominations oppose oneness. God is forming a family, not organizations.” —Ken Scriptural References Ephesians 1:3–6 Ezekiel 37:1–14 Joel 2:1–11 Romans 8:14–17 1 Peter 2:9 John 17:20–23 1 Corinthians 12:12–27 Hebrews 6:1; 10:19–22 Takeaway God is raising up a prophet-priest people—believers who walk in oneness, impartation, and relational intimacy with Him. This move of God is about becoming a people through whom Christ can be revealed, walking in simplicity, unity, and the creative Word of the Spirit.