Tag: Prophets

Bethel prophets

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I’m continuing to look at Danny Silk’s book “Culture of Honour”.  Last time, we looked specifically at Danny (and Bethel’s) understanding of who apostles are.  Here, I want to have a look at what he says about prophets.  Silk writes: The next vital piece in the government of a revival culture is the role of… Continue reading Bethel prophets

Haggai and Nehemiah – background

This autumn our church are going to be looking at two books of the bible which take us into the period of history after the Jews return from exile in Babylon and Persia where they had been dispersed to due to their sin and rebellion against God. A bit of historical background to show how… Continue reading Haggai and Nehemiah – background

Do the Psalms and Prophets disagree with God?

One thing you’ve probably heard me say frequently is that we need to let God’s Word disagree with us.  In a recent discussion I explained that this is one of the key reasons why I hold to Biblical inerrancy.[1] The comeback to this was that I was imposing an authoritarian understanding of Scripture that neglected… Continue reading Do the Psalms and Prophets disagree with God?