Hi there, welcome to home with Havela. I'm your host Havela Kennington and today we're

continuing our series in being a spirit-led Christian. I hope you guys caught the last

podcast with Chris Valatin. Talked about discernment and how it began to get that to grow

in our lives and cultivate it in our everyday life. And today we're tackling the topic

of prophecy. What does it mean to prophesy? Does it mean you need to be prophet so

and so or prophet is so and so? Do you need to write a book? Do you need to see an angel?

Or can you actually just prophesy in your everyday life? So we're going to have this conversation.

I hope that it opens your eyes, it inspires you. It encourages you that you can start small

and that you really are hearing God's voice. We've had different guests on the podcast

specifically for this series and today I'm really honored and excited to introduce you

to our guest and my twin sister, Deborah Giles. Thanks for being on the podcast. Oh thanks

for having me. I'm excited to be here. See, Deb's never been on the podcast before. So

I, it's hard. I had to talk to your agent, manager to put it in. We've got canceled a couple

of times. We're on the world tours. Right. Right. Right. We're going to say a very

nice thing. The first thing you're probably thinking is, oh my gosh, you sound like your

twin sister. Yes. We get that all the time. Yeah. We're identical. We are actually

identical twins. So we do look alike. I think we don't look as much alike as most people

think we do, but we do have a say voice. I would say. Yeah, we look alike. We are mere twins.

So 10% of identical twins, according to a Yale study, said that there's 10% of identical

twins are mere twins, which is I'm left-handed. She's right-handed. Our colleagues are on opposite

sides. We just are very similar. And people often say, oh, do you think, you know, you have

that twin suspicion. And I say, no, I think that when you've been with somebody for so long,

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