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Developing Your Prophetic Gifting
Condition: Pre-owned; Excellent (EX)
Author: Graham Cooke
Format: Paperback
ISBN 10: 0-8007-9326-9
ISBN 13: 9780800793265
How can the heatbeat of God's prophetic word be released into the Church today? Prophecy has tremendous potential for encouraging vision, stimulating faith and bringing revival and renewal into the heart of the Church. Misused, however, the gift can engender strife, division and confusion. As prophetic gifts in the Church are burgeoning, this comprehensive and timely guide will help to: * give practical instruction on moving in the gift of prophecy * establish biblical guidelines for churches to pursue the prophetic gift and ministry * support church leaders as they seek to build a credible local partnership with prophetic people "The main purpose of prophecy is not simply to foretell the future, but to equip and prepare us for whatever happens in the future.
This book contains biblical teaching about Old and New Testament models of prophets. Graham Cooke skillfully helps prophets and the intuitive with their communication skills and wisely advises leaders on how to handle prophecies, including those that seem off the wall." Gerald Coates, Pioneer Network Graham Cooke has been involved in prophetic ministry since 1974. As founder and director of the internationally acclaimed School of Prophecy, he has provided in-depth training in prophetic gifting and ministry for thousands of people. Cooke is a member of the Pioneer Team based in Southampton, England.
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