The word prophecy can make people uncomfortable—and sometimes for good reason. History is filled with failed predictions, controlling leaders, and people who claimed to speak for God.
But does the existence of false prophets mean we should reject the prophetic gift altogether?
In Part 1 of this two-part conversation, Pastor Kip explores what the Bible actually says about prophecy. What is a prophet? Did God use both prophets and prophetesses? Did the gift end with the apostles? And how does Scripture tell us to test anyone who claims to speak for God?
This episode examines the biblical tests of prophecy, including faithfulness to Scripture, the place of Jesus, the fruit produced by a ministry, and the reliability of prophetic claims.
This is not an invitation to believe every spiritual claim. It is a call to avoid both gullibility and cynicism.
“Do not despise prophecies. Test all things; hold fast what is good.”
—1 Thessalonians 5:20–21
Keep asking. Keep testing. And keep Jesus at the center of the quest.
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