In this session, Melanie du Toit seeks to stir up a desire for the gift of prophecy by helping us understand the Biblical objectives of prophecy. She also looks at some of the values that should accompany Biblical prophecy.  

In this session, Julie de Lisle helps us weigh up the prophetic words we receive and how we can make them our own through processing, application and appropriation.

In this session, Kim Delport and Nadene Badenhorst look at why and how God speaks to us through dreams. They also examine how we should respond when God speaks in this manner.  

In this session, Julie de Lisle encourages us to live a lifestyle that continuously taps into the Spirit, so that we can live out the testimony of Jesus, which is the spirit of prophecy.  

In this session, Nadene Badenhorst illustrates that, while we should be eager to prophesy, there is wisdom in steering clear of certain types of prophetic words (particularly those that have the potential to cause hurt or damage if they turn out not to be correct) or bringing them in another way.  

In this session, Mike Davies establishes the Scriptural basis for the use of prophecy today, illustrating how it was a vital part of the birth of the church, and how we too are urged to desire this gift.  

In this session, Nadene Badenhorst explains the role of the Holy Spirit in prophecy, aiming to stir a deeper hunger for building a relationship with the Spirit. It is by the Spirit that we can hear God’s voice and operate in spiritual gifts, including the gift of prophecy.  

In this session, Mervis van der Merwe aims to equip us with tools that will help us grow and nurture the prophetic and establish a relationship with the heart of God.  

In the first session, Mervis van der Merwe illustrates that God longs for connection, and therefore, He speaks. Prophecy does not start with us hearing the voice of God – it is initiated with the Father speaking. The voice of God is not a subject or a tool. It is a Person, and it is very personal to Him.  

In this session, Melanie du Toit explains what Biblical prophecy is, what it is not, and how we can be equipped to discern the difference between the counterfeit and the authentic.