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In this Saturday service, Brian Pendleton shares on 1 Corinthians 14 and the simple, biblical framework for the prophetic spirit in the life of the Church. Centered on the call to encourage, strengthen, and comfort, Brian outlines four foundational principles for hearing God’s voice: we are designed to hear Him, He is a generous Father who wants to speak, clean hearts hear more clearly, and Scripture anchors us in recognizing His voice. Rather than elevating hype or personality, this message brings the prophetic back to its biblical simplicity—rooted in love, grounded in the Word, and accessible to every believer.
With pastoral wisdom and clear boundaries, the teaching emphasizes confirmational words over directional ones and calls the Church to build one another up through everyday encouragement. This service is a reminder that the prophetic is not reserved for a few, but is a natural expression of a Spirit-filled family learning to speak life over one another.
In this Saturday service, Brian Pendleton shares on 1 Corinthians 14 and the simple, biblical framework for the prophetic spirit in the life of the Church. Centered on the call to encourage, strengthen, and comfort, Brian outlines four foundational principles for hearing God’s voice: we are designed to hear Him, He is a generous Father who wants to speak, clean hearts hear more clearly, and Scripture anchors us in recognizing His voice. Rather than elevating hype or personality, this message brings the prophetic back to its biblical simplicity—rooted in love, grounded in the Word, and accessible to every believer.
With pastoral wisdom and clear boundaries, the teaching emphasizes confirmational words over directional ones and calls the Church to build one another up through everyday encouragement. This service is a reminder that the prophetic is not reserved for a few, but is a natural expression of a Spirit-filled family learning to speak life over one another.
