November 21, 2024

S5E47 - Cultivating Healthy Prophetic Communities with Marc Dupont

55 minutes

In this episode of God is Not a Theory with Ken Fish, Ken Fish welcomes Marc Dupont for a thought-provoking discussion on the role of prophetic ministry in today’s church. Drawing from decades of experience, Marc shares powerful insights into the interplay between prophecy, leadership, and revival. Together, they reflect on the current spiritual landscape, the importance of discernment in hearing God’s voice, and practical steps for nurturing healthy prophetic communities. This episode offers a wealth of wisdom for anyone passionate about prophetic ministry and its impact on the global church.

Key Topics Discussed:

The importance of prophetic ministry in the modern church

Balancing prophecy with accountability and leadership

How to cultivate discernment in hearing God’s voice

Reflections on the current spiritual landscape and revival

Practical steps for building healthy prophetic communities

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