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In Part 2 of our journey, we share our experience with 3 Shawn Bolz prophecies that shaped 10 years of our lives — and how God led us to discernment, truth, and spiritual clarity.
After years of chasing prophetic words without testing them, we finally understood the cost of unexamined faith — and what it truly means to bring everything back to God’s Word. From surrendering our business and plans to facing the reality behind these so-called “prophecies,” this episode is about learning, healing, and returning to truth.
In 2015, my husband and I received a public prophetic word from Shawn Bolz at Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry that would shape the next decade of our lives. What felt like divine confirmation quickly turned into a long journey of chasing prophecy, building businesses on “words,” and mistaking spiritual validation for God’s actual voice.
In this episode, I share the full story behind that moment — the emotional high, the spiritual intoxication, the lack of prophetic testing, biblical accountability, and pastoral covering. I unpack how prophetic culture, social media, and church celebrity can subtly lead believers into building identity and purpose on external affirmation instead of personal revelation.
This is not about gossip or “exposing” for clicks. It’s about discernment, repentance, spiritual maturity, and learning to test prophecy by Scripture and fruit.
If you’ve ever received a prophetic word by Shawn Bolz, been part of Bethel culture, struggled with church leadership, spiritual abuse, or prophetic manipulation — this conversation is for you.
Love,
Sabrina
In this meditational episode, I invite you into a Christian meditation rooted in stillness, curiosity, and trust. Through reflection and quiet presence with God, we make space to notice how He leads us—often in ways we have not known—turning darkness into light and gently realigning what has been hurried, guarded, or hidden. My hope is that this time of rest allows you to breathe deeply, soften your heart, and encounter the Lord’s peace as you enter this new season.
For further reflections and writings, you can find me on Substack: https://substack.com/@sabrinaanna
You can also connect with me on Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/theuneditedmepodcast/
With love,
Sabrina
In this episode, My husband and I discuss our recent travels outside of Canada amidst covid restrictions. Whilst celebrating our 8th anniversary we decided to book an impromptu flight to California 2 days before our scheduled arrival. Listen in as we share on how It went and why we chose to take our leap of faith. We hope that our faithful step would open the door to other Canadian citizens who are sick and tired of being landlocked and are excited to start traveling again without fear.
Blessings, Sabrina
In this episode, my guest, Eli Plante and I discuss the importance of physical, spiritual and emotional alignment. Eli, a wellness coach shares about her experience having gone through the wringer in all aspects of her life and how health, wellness and spiritual direction helped her to come out on top. Her story, much like that of many others inspires us all to learn how to get up when we're down and choose to take back our power. We hope that this conversation strikes hope in you as you continue on your journey.
In this episode, My guest and bestie Marysa and I discuss how to form, heal and keep long-lasting friendships. After having built a friendship since the early ages of 7 and 8, Marysa and I have some thoughts when it comes to the rollercoaster we call relationships and emotions. They're all so real and both take a huge place in our human existence. The question is, will you be able to put our thoughts and wisdom to the test in your life?
In this episode, my guest Hadassah and I discuss what truly happens when relationships start to hit bumpy roads. We discuss some of our most sombre moments in married and relationship life as well as how we eventually faced and dealt with those harder patches. We hope that our stories inspire you all to live in vulnerability and choose to make healthy relational decisions going forward.
In this episode, Oliver and I discuss our experience going to Bethel church and Bethel supernatural school of ministry ( BSSM ). After getting married in 2014, Oliver and I road tripped from Montreal all the way to Redding, Califonia where we then lived and attended school for 9 months. We hope that our testimony and thought-provoking advice help you navigate through the barrage of negative comments about the leaders, church, and school.
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