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Leadership was never meant to be lonely, isolated or built around one person.

In this episode, Matt Johnson, Amanda Atkinson and Susanne van Capelleveen unpack how God is shifting leadership in the Church from individual platforms to teams of leaders who serve, sharpen and raise others up.

They explore the orphan spirit in leadership, including performance, insecurity, fear of correction, striving, retreating, and the pressure to be perfect. Rather than using correction to wound, they discuss how godly leadership brings truth with kindness, restores people through relationship, and helps others grow into maturity.

This conversation is for anyone who leads, serves on a team, disciples others, or feels the pressure to perform. God is not looking for isolated leaders on a hill. He is raising communities of sons and daughters who know who they are, know how to receive correction, and know how to strengthen one another.

Key Takeaways

• God is shifting leadership from one-person platforms to teams of leaders.
• The orphan spirit often shows up through striving, performance, retreating, insecurity or fear of correction.
• Healthy leaders do not need to be perfect. They need to be honest, teachable and rooted in Jesus.
• Correction should come with kindness, not accusation.
• Community helps expose blind spots without shame.
• We grow when we let God renew our thoughts and when trusted people help us see what we cannot see.

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Intercession is not just for a few spiritual specialists.

In this episode of What the Prophets Say, Matt Johnson, Amanda Atkinson, and Karyn Stuart unpack what intercession really is, why every believer is called to pray, and how to discern the difference between praying from need, emotion, or opinion and praying what is truly on God’s heart.

This conversation explores the weight of praying for leaders, the importance of assignment, why your voice matters in prayer, and how intercession must always flow from relationship with Jesus rather than performance, pressure, or comparison.

If you have ever wondered whether you are called to intercede, how to pray for leaders well, or how to know if you are praying God’s will, this episode will help bring clarity.

In this episode, we cover:

• Why every believer is called to intercede
• The difference between general prayer and specific assignment
• How to pray for leaders without getting in the flesh
• Why comparison shuts down your voice in prayer
• How to know what is truly on God’s heart
• Why trustworthy intercession matters
• The danger of praying from opinion, pain, or emotion
• How to partner with the Lord in prayer

Key takeaway

Intercession is not about sounding powerful. It is about being trustworthy with what God places on your heart.

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Sound is not neutral.

In this episode of What the Prophets Say, Matt Johnson, Ali McFarlane, and Karyn Stuart explore the spiritual power of sound, the voice of God, and why Scripture says there is the power of life and death in the tongue.

This conversation goes far beyond music. They unpack how God created through sound, how truth released through your mouth shifts atmospheres, and why the enemy fights so hard to silence your voice. They also explore how sound functions in worship, what happens in the spirit when heaven’s sound is released, and why the people of God must recover confidence in speaking what God says.

This episode will help you think differently about your words, your sound, your worship, and the authority you carry in Christ.

In this episode, we cover:

• Why sound is more than music
• The power of life and death in the tongue
• How God creates through sound
• Why the enemy targets your voice
• What happens in the spirit when truth is spoken
• Sound, worship, healing, and deliverance
• Why agreement and community sharpen prophetic confidence
• What it means to release heaven’s sound on the earth

Key takeaway

Your sound matters. Your voice matters. What you speak carries weight in the spirit. This episode is a call to recover the power of truth-filled sound and to partner with what God is saying.

Most Christians celebrate Easter… but don’t fully understand it.

We rush from Good Friday to Resurrection Sunday without stopping to ask a deeper question:

What actually happened on the cross—and what does it mean for me today?

In this episode of What the Prophets Say, Ali McFarlane, Karyn Stuart, and Matt Johnson unpack the reality of the cross, the power of testimony, and why everything in your life should be filtered through what Jesus has already finished.

This is not just theology. This is perspective, authority, and transformation.

Chapters

00:00 – Why Easter isn’t just a holiday—it’s a daily lens for life

03:45 – “What could Jesus ask of me that would be too much?”

07:20 – The dangerous mindset: rushing past the cross

11:10 – Why Jesus owes you nothing—and gave you everything

15:40 – The hidden truth: healing and salvation were both won at the cross

20:25 – Why Christians struggle to believe in healing (but not salvation)

25:10 – The “two-day gap”: how to steward waiting after God speaks

30:05 – Why your testimony carries power (and why we avoid sharing it)

What do you do when God does not give you the full plan?

In this episode of What the Prophets Say, Matt Johnson is joined by Jonah Wilson and Karyn Stuart for a real conversation about trusting the Lord, knowing Him deeply, and staying close to Jesus in hard seasons.

This episode explores what it means to keep going when life feels unclear, when your voice is under attack, and when God only gives you the next step instead of the full map. Drawing from Hebrews 12, the conversation looks at endurance, intimacy, obedience, and the kind of trust that grows through real life experience.

The team also talks honestly about:

• what it means to keep showing up
• how God forms endurance in us
• the battle for your voice
• why intimacy with Jesus matters more than certainty
• how to follow God when all you have is a “whiff” of direction

If you are in a season where you are tired, unsure, or asking God what comes next, this episode will strengthen you.

In this episode

• Why Hebrews 12 matters in seasons of endurance
• The battle for your voice and your obedience
• What it means to keep going when life is hard
• How to follow God without having the full plan
• Why intimacy with Jesus is the anchor in uncertain times
• The mercy of God formed through suffering
• What to do when you only have the next step

Chapters

• 00:00 – Intro and the heart of the episode
• 02:10 – Hebrews 12 and running with endurance
• 05:20 – Why the enemy attacks your voice
• 10:15 – Jonah on Joseph, mercy, and perseverance
• 15:40 – Karyn on obedience without the full plan
• 20:10 – What it means to trust God one step at a time
• 24:30 – The “whiff” of direction and following God in uncertainty
• 28:00 – Why intimacy with Jesus matters most
• 31:00 – Final encouragement to keep going

Key takeaway

God may not always show you the whole journey, but He will always be faithful for the next step. Your call is not to have the full map. Your call is to stay close, trust Him, and keep going.

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How do you actually hear God’s voice, see in the spirit, and know Him deeply?

In this episode of What the Prophets Say, Matt Johnson is joined by Karyn Stuart and Amanda Atkinson for a rich conversation on what it means to move beyond formulas and into real relationship with God.

Using John 10:27 as a key foundation, this episode explores the difference between simply knowing that God speaks and actually learning to listen, linger, and recognise His voice. The conversation also touches on spiritual sight, prophetic maturity, distraction, and why God is looking for people who will dwell with Him, not just rush to get an answer.

This episode will help anyone who has ever asked:

• How do I hear God more clearly?
• Why do I struggle to recognise His voice?
• How do I grow in seeing in the spirit?
• What should I do when I feel like I’ve lost something spiritually?

In this episode, we cover:

• What John 10:27 really means
• The difference between instant sight and lingering with God
• Why relationship matters more than formulas
• How distraction can dull spiritual sensitivity
• What to do if you feel like you’ve lost spiritual sight
• How God restores what feels blocked or shut down
• Why maturity means asking God “why” before acting

Key takeaway

You do not need a perfect formula to hear God. You need real relationship. God wants sons and daughters who know His voice, listen deeply, and stay close enough to recognise Him.

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What do you do when life feels broken beyond repair?

In this episode of What the Prophets Say, Matt Johnson is joined by Karyn Stuart and Amanda Atkinson for a powerful conversation on healing, redemption, hope, and wholeness. Amanda shares her personal story of surviving extreme prematurity, being healed from Crohn’s disease, walking through divorce, and discovering the steady, redemptive nature of God in every season.

This episode is for anyone who has asked:

• Can God still heal me?
• Can God redeem what I have lost?
• Can I be whole again after heartbreak?
• Where do I fit in God’s story?

Amanda’s life message is clear. God redeems. God restores. God makes people well.

In this episode, we cover:

• Amanda’s healing testimony from Crohn’s disease
• How God exposed false beliefs and brought freedom
• Why sitting with the Father matters more than formulas
• How God redeems even the darkest parts of our story
• What it means to be a son or daughter first
• How hope is restored in seasons that feel hopeless

Key takeaway

You are not disqualified by your pain. You are not forgotten in your process. God is able to redeem every part of your story and lead you into wholeness.

Listen if you need:

• Christian encouragement in suffering
• Hope after divorce or heartbreak
• Healing testimony content
• Teaching on identity as a son or daughter of God
• A reminder that Jesus still restores

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If you have ever thought, “God feels far away,” you are not alone. Many believers know God is real, but still struggle to sense His nearness in everyday life. In this episode, Louise Reid and Ali McFarlane talk with Matt Johnson about a practical, relational way to encounter Jesus, grow revelation of God, and learn to notice His presence in ordinary moments.

What you will learn in this episode

• How to become aware that Jesus is with you, even when you feel nothing
• A simple way to reconnect with God using your “memory muscles”
• Why joy and laughter matter in spiritual health
• How to help children build secure connection with Jesus early
• How Emmanuel-style ministry helps people encounter Jesus, not just talk about Him

Chapters

00:00 Intro: “Knowing God” and fresh revelation

02:10 Ali on losing singing, gaining new revelation

08:56 Louise on carrying God’s presence and why it matters

15:24 How to reconnect with Jesus using memory and simple prayer

26:01 Joy is the Atmosphere of Heaven

35:19 Final encouragement: enjoy God forever

Episode Summary

Louise Reid shares a life message that many believers need right now: carry the presence of God so people get a revelation of Jesus just by being near you. She explains that connection with God often begins with a simple shift, becoming aware that Jesus is already with you. From there, she encourages believers to remember moments where they felt close to God and to “chew” on those memories, because remembrance can reawaken hunger, faith, and expectation.

Ali McFarlane adds that Louise is “shiny,” meaning her life clearly shows time spent with Jesus. They also talk about how encounter ministry can help people experience Jesus personally. Louise describes Emmanuel-style prayer as “midwifing” an encounter where Jesus does the work, and the person walks away saying, “Jesus is amazing,” not “That counselor is amazing.”

A key thread in this conversation is joy. Louise highlights the kindness of God and the humor of God, reminding listeners that the gospel is good news. They also talk about how laughter helps people connect, and how a joyful atmosphere can make hard conversations safer and more fruitful. The episode closes with a simple invitation: stop striving, start noticing, and learn to enjoy God, because we were made for relationship with Him.

Quotes from the Episode:

• “Becoming aware of His presence changes everything.”
• “Remember a time you felt close to Jesus, then talk to Him about it again.”
• “The gospel is good news. Why are we so miserable?”
• “I love helping people encounter Jesus, then they leave saying, ‘Jesus is amazing.’”

Resources mentioned

• “Man’s chief end is to glorify God, and to enjoy Him for ever” (Westminster Shorter Catechism, Q1).
• Emmanuel prayer approach (inner healing and encounter-focused ministry)
• PowerTV.app - Podcast power resources and activations (36:11)

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Have you ever woken up from a dream and wondered, Was that from God?

Many Christians experience vivid dreams but do not know how to interpret them. Some dreams feel peaceful. Others feel confusing or intense. Some stay with you all day.

The Bible shows that God speaks through dreams. But how do you know if your dream is from God, from your own mind, or from something spiritual?

Matt Johnson, Ali McFarlane, and Susanne Van Capelleveen explore Christian dream interpretation and how to encounter Jesus through your dream life.

Does God Speak Through Dreams?

Yes, Scripture gives many examples.

• Joseph interpreted dreams in Genesis.
• Daniel received prophetic dreams.
• Joseph, the earthly father of Jesus, was warned in dreams.
• Acts 2 says people will dream dreams in the last days.

God still speaks today. Dreams are one way He communicates when our minds are quiet.

The First Question to Ask

When you wake up from a dream, ask: Is this dream for me, or is it prophetic?

Start with prayer before trying to interpret.

How to Discern the Source

Dreams usually come from three places:

• From God These align with Scripture and draw you closer to Jesus.
• From Your Soul Your mind may be processing events, fear, or emotion.
• From the Enemy If a dream brings fear or heaviness, pray and take authority in Jesus’ name.

You can say, “In Jesus’ name, nothing from darkness is allowed in my sleep.”

How to Remember Dreams

If you struggle to remember dreams:

• Stay still when you wake up.
• Ask God to bring it back.
• Record a voice memo and describe it out loud.

Often understanding begins as you speak.

Do Not Start With Dream Dictionaries

Christian dream interpretation is personal. Symbols can mean different things to different people.

Instead of searching online first, ask: “Jesus, what does this mean for me?”

What If You Feel Emotionally Numb?

Sometimes the struggle is not confusing dreams but feeling nothing at all.

Emotional numbness can follow pain or trauma. When sadness shuts down, joy often shuts down too.

A simple prayer can help: “Lord Jesus, bring my emotions back online.”

Dreams can be one way God restores hope and connection.

Listen to the Full Conversation

The episode includes prayer for restored sleep and a renewed dream life.

Listen now and go deeper.

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Chapters:

00:00 — Entering the dream realm: Why dreams matter to God and why He often speaks when you’re silent

06:53 — “Is this dream for me?” The first discernment question Susanne asks every time

08:25 — How to remember dreams: Why Susanne doesn’t get out of bed immediately and what to do instead (the voice memo method)

22:09 — Emotional numbness: “Jesus, bring my emotions back online” and why people shut down emotionally

24:00 — Dreams and Scripture: “Sowing with tears, reaping with joy” and how God uses dreams to anchor a season

30:59 — Night attacks and sleep warfare: What to do when your sleep is being targeted

32:06 — Final encouragement: God’s dream language is personal — and hope is being restored

Matt shares his journey through profound hardship and how encounter with Jesus became the turning point that forged spiritual authority. This episode goes deep into:

• What it means to be an overcomer in the hard seasons
• How the Father’s strength becomes your stability
• Why deliverance authority often comes through the fire of suffering
• The power of agreement — and how to break agreement with demonic assignments
• Taking thoughts captive and choosing life in spiritual warfare

You’ll also hear about Matt’s prophetic leadership, his journey into deliverance ministry, and why his presence carries a weight of strength in the room.

In this episode of What the Prophets Say, Matt Johnson is joined by Jonah Wilson and Karyn Stuart for a raw conversation about loving well in grief and leading through a hard season.

We talk honestly about what happens when loss hits, when you still have responsibility, and when you’re trying to hold others while you’re also grieving. Jonah shares why dependency on Jesus is not optional, how prophetic “foreshadowing” can prepare the heart, and why leaders must release the burden of the saviour complex.

Karyn brings wisdom about discipleship, vulnerability, and what it means to let yourself be seen without “leaking” on the people you lead. And the episode closes with prayer and a clear reminder for anyone in grief:

Lay your hands on your heart and remember: you are loved by the Father.

In this episode of What the Prophets Say, Louise Reid is joined by Ali McFarlane to sit down with Karyn Stuart (GPA prophet) on the life message she carries: the rest of God.

Karyn unpacks what it looks like to live from an abiding place of stability and authority, where chaos stays external and peace becomes your atmosphere. This is not a conversation about avoiding hard seasons. It is about learning to make every effort to enter rest and staying there, anchored in the unshakable nature of the Father.

You’ll hear practical tools for remaining calm, including:

• “Is this urgent or emergent?”
• “It’s not a heart in the cooler.”
• Why God is never panicked, and what changes when you look to Him first
• How rest becomes a governing presence that brings order into rooms and relationships

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In this episode of What the Prophets Say, Louise Reid takes the hot seat and is joined by Ali McFarlane (GPA Worship leader) and Jonah Wilson for a powerful conversation about a prophet’s “life message.”

Ali shares what she carries in the spirit: childlike freedom that breaks religious heaviness, a doorway into encounter, and a breaker anointing that refuses to let shame keep God’s people bound. She also opens up about her raw story of redemption, including the loss of her father at 19, the season she walked away from God, and the moment Jesus redeemed the darkest parts of her story into salvation and future.

You’ll hear:

• Why miracles get blocked when we only worship one “portion” of Jesus
• How Ali writes worship that becomes a doorway to encounter (“Eyes Like Fire”)
• The difference between transparency and vulnerability
• How God turns pain, shame, and ashes into beauty and authority

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In this episode of What the Prophets Say, Emma Stark is joined by Louise Reid and Anna McRobert for a rich conversation about intimacy with God, learning to hear Him clearly, and living with the volume set correctly.

Emma shares a hard-won practice for turbulent seasons: turn down the noise of circumstances and turn up the certainty of His voice. Louise opens a simple but profound question she’s been asking the Lord: “Who are You to me today?” and how that re-centres everything. Anna tells her story of moving from a more traditional faith framework into spiritual sight and confident hearing, including the moment she first heard God’s voice as a teenager.

This episode is full of practical prompts you can use immediately:

• “Who are You to me today?”
• “Where is Your hand today?”
• “I give You everything, and I give You everyone.”

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Emma Stark is joined by prophets Amanda Atkinson and Karyn Stuart for a raw, honest, and deeply prophetic conversation about one question: What would you be gutted if you didn’t see happen this year?

From blessing the land to receive people as they move and transition, to learning how to settle into the joy of your current assignment, this episode carries a clear message: 2026 is not promised to be easy, but it can be deeply well-lived.

Together, Emma, Amanda, and Karyn unpack:

• why the Church must recover depth of relationship
• how to find joy in obedience, not just endurance
• what it means to be faithful in the middle
• why returning to the same issue can be faithfulness, not failure
• how Nehemiah models processing grief and courage over months, not moments
• why togetherness is how we survive wars, tumults, and cultural upheaval

With stories of transition, healing, corporate grief, and everyday acts of love, this episode is a call to build the kind of community where people are known, held, and strengthened.

In this episode of What the Prophets Say, Emma Stark is joined by Jonah Wilson and Matt Johnson for a hilarious, honest, and weighty end-of-year conversation that turns sharply into a prophetic call: the Church has a leadership problem, and it’s rooted in a lack of journeying with people.

Together they unpack what it means to follow Jesus and lead others at the same time. From Peter’s messy, Spirit-led learning curve to modern leaders who raise people up too quickly without real parenting and accountability, this episode challenges listeners to move from past-to-present thinking into present-to-future leadership.

You’ll hear why:

• Leadership requires releasing others, not gathering crowds
• “bigger buildings” can be the wrong dream
• Some endings must be expedited to step into new mantles
• Healthy ministry needs boundaries (“good fences make good neighbours”)
• Every leader needs wells, not constant drains
• We all need people beside us, and someone to pull up

If you’ve been faithful in the pew, the Bible study, or the background, consider this your push: it’s time to lead something, journey with someone, and build a company of leaders for what’s ahead.

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In this end-of-year episode of What the Prophets Say, Emma Stark is joined by Louise Reid and Karyn Stewart for a lively, provocative, and deeply prophetic conversation about curiosity, courage, sharpening, and the call to get out of the boat.

As 2025 draws to a close, the trio reflects on what must be carried forward, and what must be left behind. They unpack the necessity of relationships that challenge us, conversations that sharpen rather than soothe, and the danger of comfort masquerading as faithfulness.

This episode explores:

• Why provocation can be a gift from God
• How curiosity keeps us spiritually alive
• Why comfort and fear are equally limiting
• Peter’s leap out of the boat - and why sinking wasn’t failure
• The power of being rescued by Jesus after the leap
• How betrayal, failure, and discomfort become catalysts for growth
• Why God deliberately frustrates the status quo
• The call to adventurous faith as we step into 2026

This is a conversation for leaders, pioneers, and believers who sense that the season ahead requires more bravery, more curiosity, and more dependence on God than ever before.

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In this reflective, vulnerable, prophetically charged episode, Emma Stark sits down with Taylor and Ali McFarlane to unpack their greatest spiritual and emotional learns of 2025. After a turbulent year marked by unanswered prayers, unexpected challenges, breakthroughs, stretching moments, and divine interruptions, the trio shares the raw process of walking with God through a season where nothing looked predictable, and everything required surrender.

Join Emma Stark, prophet Matt Johnson, and first-time guest prophet Taylor McFarlane for a breathtakingly honest conversation about childhood trauma, father wounds, trust issues, prodigal seasons, healing, and discovering the tenderness of Father God.

Taylor and Matt open their personal stories with unprecedented transparency—sexual abuse, childhood chaos, foster care, murder, abandonment, trauma in adulthood, and the long road to trusting God as Father. Their stories are devastating, redemptive, and full of miraculous turnaround.

This episode is a prophetic lifeline for anyone navigating trauma, deconstruction, prodigal seasons, spiritual distrust, or the long slow healing of the heart.

In this powerful and deeply practical episode of What the Prophets Say, Emma Stark is joined again by Amanda Atkinson and Karen Stewart for a raw, insightful conversation about how God purifies the heart, not just through criticism, but through praise, flattery, and fame.

Beginning with Proverbs 27:21, “The crucible is for silver, the furnace for gold, and a person is tested by the praise they receive,” the trio unpack how today’s younger generation is facing a very different test than the generations before them. While older generations were shaped by rejection and scarcity, today’s emerging voices are being shaped— and sometimes warped— by instant validation, likes, comments, and premature promotion.

Emma, Karen, and Amanda dive into:

• How praise and affirmation can expose hidden impurities
• Why social media “success” is spiritually dangerous
• How to build relationships where correction can actually land
• The difference between true celebration and flattery
• Why unconscious incompetence is the hidden epidemic of our day
• The necessity of real communion and trustworthy friends
• How God uses community to refine, humble, and heal us

This episode will challenge your assumptions, strengthen your discernment, and help you develop a purified, humble, teachable heart—no matter your age or calling.

In this urgent episode of What the Prophets Say, Emma Stark is joined by Amanda Atkinson and Karen Stuart to unpack a weighty prophetic word received on the way to the studio.

Amanda shares what she saw in the spirit:

• assignments of chaos, darkness, and civil war across nations
• subtle, underhanded division being released into families, churches, and businesses
• sabotage in the economy and a demonic push to fracture covenant relationships

Emma and the team draw a sharp distinction between:

• God’s righteous judgments in the nations (Isaiah 26:9), and
• the enemy trying to overplay his hand with internal wars you must NOT permit.

Inside the episode:

• How to say: “God can do what He needs to do in the nations. But the enemy will not have my family, church, or business.”
• Why this is a time to fight for families of families, covenant communities, and kingdom businesses
• A frank conversation on the Anglican Communion, liberal theology, and when it’s time to come out and be separate
• The rise of harvest apostles and kingdom innovators who will build in war
• How pioneers in finance, healthcare, and business can bridge people out of old structures into the new
• The heart posture required for pioneers: no bitterness, no offense, ready to receive the very people who persecuted you in the last season
• The critical issue of timing: when to stay and war, when to walk away, and how to avoid being the “boiled frog” who waited too long

This is a sobering, faith-stirring call: Get into the timings of the Lord. Build in war. Protect what God is raising, and refuse to partner with division.

When God says “Go”, how do you respond? In this episode, Emma Stark is joined by Melina O’Donnell and Micaela Souza, affectionately known as the M&Ms, to unpack their incredible four-year journey of obedience. From Pennsylvania to Georgia, Florida, Brazil, and finally Glasgow, their story is one of faith, surrender, and trust in the whirlwind.

In this episode we cover:

• How to obey without over-explaining or over-planning
• What it means to travel light and live in the river of God
• How to build community anywhere you go
• Lessons from Proverbs 3:5 — trust without leaning on your own understanding
• How not to double-check every word like Gideon
• Why it’s okay to make mistakes in obedience — God redeems it all

Plus, Emma shares a moving story of a mysterious “Moses” who appeared at GPA and modeled the same kind of radical yes that still marks the prophetic family today.

Harvest is here. In this episode Emma Stark, Louise Reed, and Sally Goodwin share how evangelism has shifted in a post-secular world. Logic and debate are not the front door anymore. People are entering by encounter and hunger.

In this Episode Discover:

• Why “Have you ever felt the love of God?” is the new street question

• The order has flipped: encounter first, then discipleship and truth

• End-time harvest angels sent to help laborers

• Why discipleship will move from programs to tables and spiritual parenting

• How to posture your team for mass salvations

Emma Stark is joined by prophets Matt Johnson and Sally Goodwin for one of the most urgent episodes of the year. They expose the Spirit of Athaliah at work to cut off legacy and remove contenders for leadership, warn of a seven-year period of intensified assault, and call the ecclesia to defend the next generation. Expect straight talk on betrayal, character tests, spiritual formation, and how to stand when chaos hits. What you will learn:

• What the Athaliah spirit targets and how it manifests now
• Why the church faces a seven-year battle for legacy and leadership
• Top responses: armor up, refuse gossip, protect emerging leaders, let Jesus define you
• How to endure betrayal without losing your call
• Practical prayer points to secure sons, daughters, and spiritual heirs

Emma Stark, Karen Stewart, and Matt Johnson explore a new level of seeing in the Spirit. Learn how to restore spiritual sight, overcome fear, and see as He sees.

In this episode they share share:

• Matt’s encounter in the Room of Perspective and seeing heaven’s strategies for life & business
• How to move from “show me something” to “let me see as You see”
• The power of doxa (glory = God’s thinking) and how Godly perspective births strategy
• Karen’s moving story of losing and regaining sight, and how fear shuts down revelation
• What it means to live fused with Christ: seeing, feeling, and discerning as He does
• Practical steps to restore sight, trust the indwelling Spirit, and partner with heaven daily

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We’re living in a pivotal year and a pivotal month and many feel the surge of warfare, sleepless nights, relational strain, and a nagging “in-between” uncertainty. Emma Stark, Louise Reid and Karyn Stuart explain the times (epoch shift from church to ecclesia; a world in continual volatility) and offer a doable plan:

• Why September in a pivotal year feels like liminal space
• How to handle future shock (and stop being blindsided)
• The reset you need now: health, wealth, relationships aligned
• Warfare awareness without panic; living in the glory not fear
• Why you must curate a weekly table (belonging, worship, governance, and protection)
• How intimate community multiplies and sends, not shrinks

Plus: practical rhythms, what to stop ignoring, and how to thrive when the big room can’t carry you.

Prophet Sally Goodwin from GPA South Africa joins Emma Stark and Louise Reid to tell the astonishing story of a “church without walls” where extravagant worship is rewriting what gathering can look like. No band — just a boombox, radical praise, and a room where people are delivered and healed as Jesus takes His rightful place.

They discuss:

• How worship breaks the spirit of religion and heals trauma
• Why “Jesus is dangerous” is good news for the Church
• What happens when we stop performing and start magnifying the King
• The power of movement and corporate unity in song
• Why sacrifice and presence can’t be separated (lessons from David and the Ark)

Healing testimonies include Crohn’s, Parkinson’s, blind eyes opened, and deliverance through worship alone. If you’re hungry to see religion shattered and Jesus enthroned again, this episode will ignite you.

In this honest follow-on conversation, Emma, Jonah, and Matt dive into Philippians 4, a chapter framed by relational strain, yet filled with commands to rejoice, show gentleness, reject anxiety, and think on what is praiseworthy. We explore:

• Learning contentment in plenty and want… and in broken or strained relationships
• The difference between justice/vengeance vs. practicing gentleness, prayer, and peace
• Moving from isolation (work-from-home) back to embodied community
• Healthy office/family cultures: celebration rhythms, love languages, and being fully seen
• Sabbath as a lifestyle (leading from rest)
• Practical, simple ways to diarise connection and rebuild trust

If you’re navigating tension, tired of offence-loops, or longing to cultivate praiseworthy community, this one’s for you.

What does it look like to be a seer? An Emotionally led by the Spirit prophet, especially as a man in a world that mistrusts desire and feeling? Emma Stark is joined by Jonah Wilson and Matt Johnson for a raw conversation on the biblical seer (rā’āh), holy emotion, righteous desire, and why many men learned to shut down their feelings and their sight. They compare nabi (spoken “thus says the Lord”) and seer flows, share formative stories (rugby changing rooms to heavenly dreams), and give practical tools to steward discernment without self-gaslighting, cultivate worship without shame, and build relationships that call you higher. If you (or your sons) are wired to feel God deeply, this episode is your green light.

In this episode:

• Nabi vs Seer: two biblical prophetic flows, same Holy Spirit
• Holy emotion & righteous desire: why suppression blunts the seer gift
• Being a male seer without apology: stories from Jonah & Matt
• Parenting & pastoring pioneers: blessing extravagance in worship
• Practical “seer skills”: belief → awareness → rest → guard your heart
• Finding inside/outside people: being yoked with worshipping leaders

Scripture threads

• Jeremiah 1 (“What do you see, Jeremiah…?”)
• Romans 8 (groaning of the Spirit)
• New Testament union (“put on Christ”; fellowship of the Spirit)

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This raw milestone episode welcomes first-timer Matt Johnson alongside Emma Stark and Jonah Wilson to talk about glory—and why many of us are living with a lot of tension right now. From business loss to big relocations, accusation and dependence, the team opens Philippians 4:10–13 and shares how God trains His people to be content in plenty and in want. Expect practical honesty, scripture you can live in, and language for the season you’re walking through.

In this episode:

• Why “grace for the pace” also means glory in the stretch
• Jonah’s call from corporate to Glasgow and the question: “What if?”
• Matt’s candid business story and the kindness of Jesus in loss
• The difference between prosperity assumptions and true glory
• Philippians 4:10–13 as a lived posture, not a slogan
• Empire vs dependence: saviour-complex, generosity, and trust
• How to hold each other through accusation, change, and hidden pain

In this special edition episode, we release a recording of the War Rooms instead of our usual What the Prophets Say episode. Today, we discuss a prophetic response to rising political violence and hate-filled rhetoric across the nations.

Emma Stark is joined by David Stark and Karyn Stuart for a hope-filled message, calling on believers to turn to the ways of the Kingdom and reject the pull into divisive Christian nationalism.

We discuss:

- Why the concept of "sheep and goat nations" in Matthew 25 has been completely misinterpreted and is leading the church to partner with nationalism.

- The tragic shooting of Charlie Kirk: what it reveals about conflict, hatred and division and how Jesus calls us to respond.

- Emma shares about her childhood experience of growing up amidst assassinations, violence, and civil war and how communities turned away from retaliation and retribution.

- Prophecy - the turning point years are upon us as we approach 2026, and the Church must prepare accordingly.

We are called to be peacemakers. Our goal is to anchor you back to Scripture and away from the culture wars, to encounter Jesus Christ, and to walk in radical love, even in turbulent times and what seems like a divided world.

Are you ready to be part of a challenging conversation and partner in an opportunity to think deeply, prayerfully and wisely? It's a time of harvest - we need to be on the streets spreading the good news of His Kingdom , and for no other cause.

Recorded on 17 September, 2025 at the Global Prophetic Alliance HQ, Glasgow, Scotland

In this stretching and vulnerable episode, Emma Stark is joined by prophets Caroline Swan and Jonah Wilson to share a fresh prophetic word for this moment in history.

Caroline tells a striking dream about losing her teeth in a business meeting — a picture of prophets being taken out of their usual platforms and thrown into unfamiliar spaces (business, education, government, healthcare)… where they have NO experience, NO preparation, and NO comfort — only a YES to God.

They discuss:

• Why the Lord is intentionally pulling His prophets into uncomfortable places
• The difference between institutional safety and kingdom obedience
• Why your “I don’t know enough” is no longer an excuse
• How to bellow a YES to God… even when you feel you’re getting it wrong
• Why being uncomfortable is a sign you’re exactly where He wants you

If you’ve felt God tugging you out of familiarity — this episode is a confirmation: say yes, and trust Him with the rest.

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In this fiery and thought-provoking episode, Emma Stark sits down with her husband David Stark for a prophetic conversation you won’t forget.

Are our Sunday services really for God — or just for us? David shares a word of the Lord: Our gatherings have become consumer-friendly but presence-empty, and God is calling His people to build “walls of glass”: churches that are visibly explosive with love, service, power, miracles, and deliverance — not hidden behind comfortable routines.

Topics Covered:

• Why the Holy Spirit is irritated by powerless church services
• From meetings to movement: how to turn your church inside-out
• “Inside teams” + “outside teams” – a new model for Sundays
• Real-life stories of spontaneous street deliverance & mass healing
• Why authenticity & power are the only language a pre-Christian world understands

If you are a pastor, leader, pioneer — or simply fed up with powerless religion — this conversation will ignite and challenge you.

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In this unusually raw and intimate episode, Emma Stark sits down with her husband David Stark to discuss a side of miracles rarely talked about in church — God’s miraculous power in the most private and personal areas of our bodies and desires.

Together, they unpack astonishing true stories of creative physical miracles: wombs appearing where none existed, cysts being expelled, and even transformations in sexual desire. They talk sensitively about praying for infertility, healing in LGBTQ+ journeys, righteous desire and the difference between shame-based “ministry” and authentic prophetic power motivated by compassion.

This candid husband-and-wife conversation will challenge your comfort zones, stir your faith for the impossible, and remind you that God is not afraid of the intimate places — He is the God who heals them.

Topics Covered:

• Creative miracles vs. healing miracles
• Infertility, womb miracles & healing testimonies
• Shame-free prophetic ministry in sexual/identity areas
• Praying for righteous desire
• How to handle vulnerable ministry moments in purity
• Comfort for those who didn’t see the miracle in time
• Safety, honesty & journeying well with people

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In this heartfelt and often humorous episode, Emma Stark sits down with Caroline Swan and Rebecca Rednic to share the biggest personal lessons they’ve learned so far this year.

From burnt toast and unexpected fire alarms in the GPA office, to mobility scooter races down the corridor, the prophets take us behind the scenes of their real lives—and into the deep spiritual truths God is teaching them right now.

They talk candidly about finding your pace with God, being content in the mystery, knowing who and what sustains you, and recognising different types of rest—active, exhausted, and restorative. Caroline shares how God is teaching her to be comfortable with the unknown, Rebecca reflects on discipline and consistency in a busy life, and Emma unpacks the courage to say “yes” and “no” to the right things in each season.

Whether you’re a prophet, a leader, or someone simply wanting to live more intentionally, this episode will equip you to identify your own “big learns” and embrace the season God has you in.

In this episode:

• Behind-the-scenes prophetic life at GPA (and its chaos)
• Pace, structure, and consistency in leadership and family life
• Learning to be content in the mystery of God’s plans
• Different types of rest: active, exhausted, and restorative
• Knowing who sustains you and where to spend your time
• The “born ready” prophetic lifestyle
• How to let go of what’s not your responsibility

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In this urgent episode, Emma Stark is joined by Jonah Wilson and Louise Reid for a sober prophetic briefing on Revelation 13 and the spirit of the false prophet. They trace how this spirit partners with Antichrist to devour life and shut down supply lines, and why our warfare must now prioritize two daily decrees: life and resources.

From lighthearted banter (Aura Rings and airport “running”) to clear biblical framing, the team contrasts Old Testament “false words” with the New Testament’s ravenous wolves who destroy through saccharine “peace, peace” messages and culture-war polarization. They expose death structures (sarcasm, cynicism, cancel culture) that open doors to the false prophet spirit, warn how these patterns lead to resource drought, and call leaders to keep blessing at the center.

The episode ends with strong, practical prayers and decrees over your life, family, finances, and generational lines—so you can stand in the flow of abundant life and unblocked resources in this era.

You’ll learn:

• How the false prophet spirit (Rev. 13) partners with Antichrist
• Why today’s battle targets life and supply lines
• Signs you’re in a death structure (and how to leave it)
• The danger of “peace, peace” when God is calling for holiness
• Daily decrees for life, health, and resourcing

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Show Notes (skimmable)

• Hosts: Emma Stark with Jonah Wilson & Louise Reid
• Cold open: Oura Rings, airport running, and a quick segue to serious business
• Teaching: Revelation 13—Antichrist (first beast) and the false prophet (second beast)
• Core assignment of the hour: contend for life and resources
• Death structures: sarcasm, cynicism, cancel culture, “common enemy” cultures
• OT vs NT false prophet: from false visions to ravenous wolves destroying by “peace, peace”
• Civil war of ideas on social media and the othering of true prophets
• Strategy: daily decrees of life, health, prosperity, flow of resources
• Ministry: corporate prayers over souls, bodies, households, finances, generations

In this episode of What the Prophets Say, Emma Stark, Louise Reid, and Rebecca Rednic unpack a prophetic word for this season: there is grace for the pace — and space for the pace. From a wild worship moment in London to a McDonald’s salvation story where a man threw his drugs and the power of the Spirit hit, this episode is a call to stop dragging your feet and move with God’s momentum.

They dig into: choosing courage over comfort, creating space by saying no to the right things, staying sharp by changing your rooms and relationships, and why different geographies carry different aspects of God’s nature (including a surprising profile of Glasgow as a cocooning, revelatory city). The trio land with a hard truth for leaders and pioneers: navigate good deaths so there’s room for new births. If you’ve been “thinking it through” for months, this is your nudge to act.

What happens when you know the will of God and delay? In this weighty episode of What the Prophets Say, Emma Stark, Rebecca Rednick, and Louise Reid unpack the story of Jonah. This is not just a cautionary tale, but a prophetic blueprint for modern-day believers.

The conversation explores the hidden cost of disobedience, the spiritual consequences of delayed obedience, and how lives can be shattered when we resist God's direction. Drawing parallels between Jonah's call to Nineveh and personal prophetic assignments, the episode tackles hard truths: being in the wrong place at the wrong time can destroy churches, families, and callings.

They also discuss how to leave well, why leaders must stop fearing people leaving, and how disobedience breeds bitterness. It's a prophetic charge to rise into obedience, trust God's timing, and release others with honor.

In Episode 142 of What the Prophets Say, Emma Stark, Jonah Wilson, and Rebecca Rednick confront the sobering rise of cultural Christianity—and issue a prophetic charge to resist its comfort and build the true gospel of the Kingdom. Through personal stories, historical parallels, and Spirit-led revelation, they explore the journey from irritation to resistance, and finally to revolution.

This is a conversation for those who feel the frustration of shallow church structures, forerunners who can’t sit still in compromise, and pioneers ready to “go west” and plant something that doesn’t yet exist. The episode highlights the dangers of creating a platform instead of birthing the new thing, the grief of tribal splits, and the spiritual urgency to produce fruit—not just critique the old.

With sharp honesty and fire, the prophets call out to those in hiding, burnout, or fear: it’s time to stop pointing at what’s broken and start growing what is sacred. It’s time to build the table, find your fertile ground, and plant with the Spirit.

In this heart-expanding episode, Emma Stark is joined by prophets Jonah Wilson and Rebecca Rednick in their first-ever roundtable conversation. The trio explores what it means to live prophetically in community—from the frontlines of Romania's hospitality to refugees, to the call to create “thin” communities that host the weight of God's glory. They unpack biblical blueprints from Eden to Pentecost, challenge passive church culture, and celebrate the sacredness of grafted-in family over hireling mindsets. With vulnerable storytelling and sharp prophetic insight, this episode is a call to reimagine belonging, legacy, and the posture of waiting for God’s perfect timing. Whether you're pioneering a ministry or longing for deeper connection, you’ll find language and encouragement to step into your next level of Kingdom life.

In this powerful episode, Emma Stark, Hannah Graham, and Caroline Swan dive into a recent supernatural encounter in London where the fire of God fell with unusual weight. Hannah describes being physically and spiritually consumed by a new fire — one that burned off old mantles and released new anointing. The conversation unpacks what it means to be mantled by fire for a new season of Kingdom assignment.

The prophets urge listeners to surrender every trace of compromise and embrace the fire not just for personal intimacy, but for carrying God's power to the world. From humorous moments with beanbags and soaking to weighty calls for repentance and purity, this episode is both lighthearted and deeply sobering.

Key Themes:

• A fresh mantling of fire for Kingdom purpose
• Encounter, surrender, and integrity in leadership
• The refining fire as preparation for public authority
• A call to be the burning ones for the world

In a hilarious and deeply revelatory conversation, Emma Stark, Louise Reid, and Caroline Swan dive into the restoration of encounter in the prophetic movement. They reflect on past fears of deception, explore the legitimacy and importance of visions, dreams, and spiritual interaction, and challenge listeners to move from shallow prophetic habits into Spirit-led depth. Through personal stories and scriptural insights—particularly from Hebrews 12—they unpack what it means to live as “thin people,” constantly aware of and engaging with the heavenly realm.

Hosts:

• Emma Stark
• Louise Reid
• Caroline Swan

Episode Highlights:

• Introduction to GPA’s new building
• Exposing the dangers of prophetic "people reading" (e.g. jewelry and sock prophecies)
• The history of the prophetic split over encounter vs. pure proclamation
• What is an “encounter” and how can we discern the source?
• Caroline’s powerful encounter with Jesus in worship
• Emma’s vision of the Tree of Life in heaven
• Deep dive into Hebrews 11–12 and the reality of the cloud of witnesses
• What it means to be a “thin person” rather than seeking “thin places”
• Angelic encounters in daily life—practical yet divine

In this unforgettable episode of What the Prophets Say, Emma Stark is joined by Louise Reid and Caroline Swan in a powerful conversation blending laughter, personal story, and deep prophetic insight. Starting with humorous tales of tractors and Irish banter, they quickly transition into a profound and timely message: the restoration of spiritual encounter in the prophetic. Drawing from personal heavenly experiences, the team challenges the modern prophetic movement to mature beyond shallow discernment and embrace the fullness of interaction with God.

Rooted in the Word—especially Hebrews 11–12—they explore what it means to live as “thin people” who are constantly aware of the realms of God. You’ll hear about encounters with Jesus, visions of the Tree of Life, and angelic directions in Malta. This episode invites you to go deeper, break the fear of deception, and live aware of heaven’s presence, not just occasionally, but daily.

Hosts:

• Emma Stark
• Louise Reid
• Caroline Swan

Episode Highlights:

• Introduction to GPA’s new building
• Irish banter and tractor competitions
• Exposing the dangers of prophetic "people reading" (e.g. jewelry and sock prophecies)
• The history of the prophetic split over encounter vs. pure proclamation
• What is an “encounter” and how can we discern the source?
• Caroline’s powerful encounter with Jesus in worship
• Emma’s vision of the Tree of Life in heaven
• Deep dive into Hebrews 11–12 and the reality of the cloud of witnesses
• What it means to be a “thin person” rather than seeking “thin places”
• Angelic encounters in daily life—practical yet divine

Activation Challenge: Start practicing awareness of your spiritual environment daily. Ask God to increase your alertness and precision in the spirit realm.

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In this honest, tender, and raw episode, the prophets set aside their “thus says the Lord” for a vulnerable conversation about what they’re personally learning in a season of deep change, spiritual warfare, and soul-testing leadership.

Topics include:

• The gift of spiritual agreement and finding your tribe
• What Winnie the Pooh can teach us on togetherness
• Navigating betrayal, burnout, and growing ministries with Jesus as the center
• Why asking “Who do You say I am, Lord?” is essential for survival
• How doing the simple things—repentance, daily time with God, hearing His voice—anchors you in chaotic seasons
• Shedding unhelpful expectations and learning: you get to choose who you lead

This episode is an invitation to let go of what doesn’t matter, return to the simplicity of Word and Spirit, and hear what heaven celebrates about you.

In a world gripped by fear of loss, Emma Stark, Phil Sanderson, and Louise Reid unleash a powerful prophetic word about God's counter-intuitive strategy: exile and the stripping away of status. This episode of What the Prophets Say challenges the comfortable Western Christian mindset, revealing how the Lord uses seasons of shaking, discipline, and even national shifts to draw His people into unprecedented revelation, intimacy, and a truer form of glory. Discover why losing your position might be the best thing for you and how to pray strategically when your world is shaken.

Key Prophetic Themes and Topics Covered:

• The Concept of Exile: A deep dive into biblical exile, from the Garden of Eden to national exiles in Israel's history (Egypt, wilderness, Babylon).
• Purpose of Exile: Understanding exile as a divine process of correction, discipline, and purification, leading to spiritual growth and closer relationship with God.
• Western Christian Perspective: Challenging the "fat Christian" mindset of comfort and entitlement in the West, contrasting it with the norm of hardship for many global believers.
• Shifting Global Order: Addressing the current geopolitical shifts and the loss of status for Western nations, linking it to prophetic insights like Haggai 2 ("I will shake once more the heavens and the earth").
• Prayer in Exile: Practical guidance on how to pray and what to focus on when experiencing personal or national exile – emphasizing prayer for restoration, revelation, and character development.
• Revelation in Exile: Highlighting how figures like Daniel and Ezekiel received profound, apocalyptic visions and encountered God in new ways during their exile, indicating a unique opportunity for revelation.
• Beyond Comfort and Status: Redefining God's "goodness" to include discipline, loss, and difficult journeys, leading to greater spiritual richness rather than material comfort.
• Biblical Illiteracy: A call to deeper engagement with Scripture to understand God's methods and purposes in times of difficulty, rather than subscribing to "theologically light" beliefs.
• Hope in Hardship: Encouraging a mindset of hope and transformation during exile, viewing it as a season for growth and preparation for greater glory, rather than just enduring pain.

Practical Takeaways or Action Steps for the Audience:

• Reframe loss and discomfort as opportunities for deeper encounter with God and spiritual growth.
• Pray for revelation and character development during challenging seasons.
• Engage deeply with Scripture, particularly books like Ezekiel and Daniel, to understand God's purposes in exile.
• Avoid the temptation to seek immediate comfort or escape from difficult periods; instead, embrace the discipline.
• Live with a "bright hope for tomorrow," making choices today that align with God's transformative purposes.

Hosts: Emma Stark, Phil Sanderson, Louise Reid

In this rich and often humorous conversation, Emma, Phil, and Louise unpack what God truly means by leadership — contrasting worldly authority with the biblical model of rulership that looks more like gardening than domination. They share personal stories from their Irish childhoods (including firework misadventures!), then dive deep into mantles of leadership, the shock when leaders fall, and the crucial need for an authentic inner life.

Key takeaways include:

• Biblical leadership is about tending, nurturing, and bringing fruitfulness — not controlling others.
• Leaders must steward their private life with honesty and death to self, casting crowns before God rather than seeking earthly applause.
• Honor and appreciation for leaders is healthy — but becomes toxic when shaped by worldly entitlement or obsession with awards.
• True leaders must learn to laugh at themselves and stay humble.
• As Phil reminds: “If you get your claim here on earth, you’re sacrificing it in heaven.”

This episode is a clarion call for leaders to live congruently before God and people — gardening souls, stewarding truth, and resisting the temptation of earthly rewards.

In this bold prophetic conversation, Emma Stark, Louise Reid, and Phil Sanderson reveal why Romans 1:16 — “I am not ashamed of the gospel” — is the defining verse for the next 7 years of the Church. With piercing insight, they call the global body of Christ out of decades of shame and into a movement marked by emotional power, mass salvations, and authentic transformation. If you’ve felt the tension between cultural compromise and kingdom truth, this episode will ignite you to live unashamed and full of gospel fire.

📒 Show Notes

Hosts:

• Emma Stark
• Louise Reid
• Phil Sanderson

Key Topics Covered:

• Romans 1:16 as a Prophetic Pivot: Why this verse is central to the next 7-year epoch in the church.
• The End of Shame: How a generation of believers has corporately carried shame about the gospel—and how God is removing it.
• Bold Evangelism: Not just for evangelists. Everyone is called to be unashamed in this next move of God.
• Emotional Shift: The need to pray for emotional transformation — from shame to joy and eagerness for the gospel.
• Salvation Beyond Heaven: The gospel isn’t just about eternity — it brings healing, deliverance, and transformation now.
• From Mercy to Grace: Why grace doesn’t just neutralize sin but empowers us to live fully transformed lives.
• Same-Sex Attraction & Transformation: A bold prophetic call to not just abstain but be truly transformed by God’s power.
• Historical Context: How the church’s seeker-friendly movement and individualism contributed to 40 years of watered-down gospel expression.

What if we’ve misunderstood the Kingdom of God? In this striking episode of What the Prophets Say, Emma and David Stark cut through religious assumptions to reveal what the Kingdom truly is and what it is not.

They dive into the reality of Jesus’ leadership, exploring how He responded to badly behaved disciples. This is an episode you won’t want to miss!

Want to step into the next level of the prophetic? Visit https://www.propheticscots.com/shop to buy Emma’s powerful new book Becoming the Voice of God, and receive the Biblical instruction and training you need to fully step into your anointing.

We’re building a home for our growing movement of prophetic warriors like you! Will you join us financially in creating a visionary resource centre? This centre will serve as a broadcast and recording facility, creating cutting edge content of truth and training to the world. Visit www.propheticscots.com/give to donate today.

Emma and David Stark get personal as they share their journey with God into unchartered waters. Learn about birthing churches, closing churches and following the Spirit of God into brave and bold experimentation. If you have ever had a dream or urge to build or open something for the kingdom of God, you’ll want to listen to this episode!

Want to step into the next level of the prophetic? Visit https://www.propheticscots.com/shop to buy Emma’s powerful new book Becoming the Voice of God, and receive the Biblical instruction and training you need to fully step into your anointing.

We’re building a home for our growing movement of prophetic warriors like you! Will you join us financially in creating a visionary resource centre? This centre will serve as a broadcast and recording facility, creating cutting edge content of truth and training to the world. Visit www.propheticscots.com/give to donate today.

In this deep reflection on the trials Christians face all over the world, Emma Stark and David Stark explore what is exile, how to pray in it and why hungry people don’t tolerate gimmicks in church. Make sure to tune in to find out how to apply the four Ps - Presence, Purpose, People and Place, to your church!

Chapters

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04:00 Praying In Exile

11:45 Persecution Faced By Believers

13:13 What Is Exile?

18:15 How Pain Drives Prodigals Back To The Father

20:00 The UK Church In Exile

23:36 The American Church In Exile

24:40 Four Questions To Ask

30:30 Church Take Its Place

32:40 Role Of A Prophet

35:30People Hungry For God

Want to step into the next level of the prophetic? Visit https://www.propheticscots.com/shop to buy Emma’s powerful new book Becoming the Voice of God, and receive the Biblical instruction and training you need to fully step into your anointing.

We’re building a home for our growing movement of prophetic warriors like you! Will you join us financially in creating a visionary resource centre? This centre will serve as a broadcast and recording facility, creating cutting edge content of truth and training to the world. Visit www.propheticscots.com/give to donate today.