Paul has received prophetic ministry from countless ministers around the globe over the years including Prophetess Cindy Jacobs, Pastor Benny Hinn, Cathy and Randi Lechner, Rick VanWagner, Apostles Tom and Jane Hamon, Bernard Jordan and many others.

Paul has found the majority of prophetic ministry he has received from those known and unknown worldwide in the body of Christ to be surprisingly accurate. Yet when you read the Bible and come to realize how much God wants to bless, direct, speak to, comfort, encourage, lead and guide His children through His Church, the body of Christ and we His ministers; it makes perfect sense since as individuals we all have blind spots, limited perspective and often limiting beliefs about ourselves and our present circumstances and challenges.

None of us is as strong and wise as all of us. Moreover Jesus taught us to pray to “our Father in heaven” and ask Him to “give us,” which is to say the Father has a family mindset and speaks to many rather than just one individual in an attempt to get us to love, honor, respect, cherish one another and come together for mutual enrichment, edification, strengthening, harmony and loving exhortation to bind us together in love and ignite and mobilize us as the army of God to fulfill the Great Commission to seek first the kingdom of God and together exalt our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ rather than individually boast, isolate and promote ourselves.

Thus prophesy provides vision, enlightens us as to God’s agenda for our lives and ignites faith within us (Romans 12:6; 10:17; Hebrews 11:6), while strengthening us to fight the fight of faith (1Timothy 1:18; 6:12) and go forward with patience and perseverance into all that God has for us today, now and in the future. Therefore we should never despise the gift of prophesy nor those prophesying to bless, strengthen and edify the people of God and body of Christ (1Thessalonians 5:20).