Understanding Prophetic People: Blessings and Problems with the Prophetic Gift

Help for the ones called to this extraordinary ministry--and for those who want to minister to them.

Scripture lists prophecy as one of five ministry gifts for the Church, but prophetically gifted people have the reputation for being difficult--sometimes impossible--to live and work with.

Prophetic pastor Loren Sandford delves into the mysteries of this office, including

● why prophets seem extreme and moody
● how prophetic people hear from God
●the difference between adrenaline and anointing
● the four signs of a true prophet
● how to pastor a prophetic person
● how to recognize this gift in children

Prophets can learn to step out of loneliness and isolation into balance and wholeness. As they grow in this unique calling, the Body of Christ will indeed be blessed.

R. Loren Sandford (M.Div., Fuller Theological Seminary) is senior pastor of New Song Church and Ministries in Denver, Colorado. He speaks internationally and is a past director of Elijah House, an international ministry of counseling founded by his parents, John and Paula Sandford. He has written several books including Understanding Prophetic People and has been interviewed on the Moody radio network and Daystar's Celebration, among other media outlets. Loren has also released fourteen CDs of original music. He and his wife, Beth, have three grown children and nine grand children and live in Colorado.