The School of Safe and Humble Prophets

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This episode discusses building prophetic ministry in the church in a safe and humble way. David Katende talks about how he has been raising up young prophetic people in his church in Uganda and training them. They discuss the importance of impartation and training for developing prophetic gifts, not just assuming people have the gift. They also talk about the need to create opportunities for people to practice prophesying in a safe environment where mistakes are allowed. The overall focus is on building a prophetic ministry that is grounded in intimacy with the Holy Spirit and sensitivity to His voice.

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With Roland Panek and David Katende

This podcast discusses building prophetic ministry in the church in a safe and humble way. David Katende talks about how he has been raising up young prophetic people in his church in Uganda and training them. They discuss the importance of impartation and training for developing prophetic gifts, not just assuming people have the gift. They also talk about the need to create opportunities for people to practice prophesying in a safe environment where mistakes are allowed. The overall focus is on building prophetic ministry that is grounded in intimacy with the Holy Spirit and sensitivity to His voice.

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This podcast provides an update from a recent event in Uganda, where Ian Banner and Roland Panek spoke at various churches and schools. They discuss the weekend they had, as well as future plans. Some key highlights:

• Ian and Roland recently did a worship event with children at Royal Life International Christian School in Uganda.

• They spoke at Apostle Michael Kimuli’s building in Kololo.

• They plan to return in September to do a larger business conference focused on helping people start small businesses. The aim is to provide practical tools and knowledge around things like testing your market, business plans, and financial forecasts.

• They also plan to do a conference on safe and humble prophetic ministry, teaching people how to use prophetic gifts safely and with humility.

Overall, the podcast provides an update from Ian and Roland's recent trip to Uganda, sharing about the events they did and outlining their plans to return in September for larger conferences focused on business and prophetic ministry.

Ian and Jonathan discuss how to deal with adversity in life and ministry. They talk about times when things go wrong that are outside of our control, like storms hitting. God uses these difficult times to develop us, mature our faith, and build perseverance. Adversity isn't pleasant but God meets us in those dark places and draws near to us.

They encourage listeners to find God in their struggles, even when they can't feel His presence. They quote Bible verses about God training and disciplining those He loves. They pray that listeners would understand God is with them in the darkness and the dawn is coming.

The key is to see God in adversity and connect with Him during hard times. Even though trouble doesn't feel good, later on it produces righteousness for those who let God train them through it. Authentic struggle and overcoming battles leads to real victory. So when storms hit, put down some anchors like focusing on verses that remind you God is with you in the darkness.

Ian and Jonathan talk about how prophetic people need to find other prophetic individuals to encourage and build up. However, they stress that prophetic ministry must be rooted within the local church. They discuss how having mentors and close relationships act as "guardrails" that provide stability and accountability. They encourage listeners to reflect on their own relationships within the church and how those connections can strengthen their ministry. Overall, the key message is that prophetic gifting must be exercised within the context of community and healthy relationships.

Ian and Jonathan talk about how prophetic people need to find other prophetic individuals to encourage and build up. However, they stress that prophetic ministry must be rooted within the local church. They discuss how having mentors and close relationships act as "guardrails" that provide stability and accountability. They encourage listeners to reflect on their own relationships within the church and how those connections can strengthen their ministry. Overall, the key message is that prophetic gifting must be exercised within the context of community and healthy relationships.

They talk about the need for ballast in our lives - caring for our bodies, minds and spirits. Jonathan shares how burnout taught him the value of rest and balance. Ian talks about the boat analogy - how ballast helps keep you stable. They encourage leaders to find joy and pleasure in life to recharge and be at their best for the work God has called them to.

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Hi there, I'm Ian Banner from the School of Safe and Humble Profits. In this podcast, my friend Jonathan and I discuss the role of emotions in prophetic ministry. We explore whether prophetic people tend to be more emotional, and how to healthily include emotions while ensuring clarity of message. So grab a seat, get comfortable, and join us for this discussion on balancing emotions with self-control in prophetic ministry.

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Welcome to another episode from the School of Safe and Humble Profits. We aim to bring you the most up-to-date thinking on using prophetic gifting safely and with humility. Our crew consists of experienced leaders from different nations who work with churches locally and internationally. In this podcast, Ian and Jonathan discuss the importance of emotional resilience for prophetic people and leaders. They talk about the need to recharge, regulate highs and lows, and develop foundations to weather storms in ministry.

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