I'm Sean Bulls and I want to welcome you to exploring the prophetic podcast.

I have a passion for how the prophetic gifts can change the world around us.

They make simple everyday people like you and I, a catalyst for life changing experiences with the supernatural.

On this podcast, I have friends from all different backgrounds who each have a powerful story to tell about how the prophetic is shaping their world.

I invite you to be part of the conversation.

This is exploring the prophetic.

This is going to be a live broadcast. My name is Sean Bulls. I am your host and I have today,

Banting Leapsure from Jesus Culture on. If you don't know about Jesus Culture, it's an amazing ministry based in Sacramento, California that came out of Bethel and Reading, California.

And it's a ministry of worship. They do events, they do leadership development.

And Banting and his wife, CJ, are this couple who have pioneered probably one of the most unique ministries in the world right now because they're going after the supernatural, but they're doing it amongst stadium gatherings and amongst the music industry.

I mean, some of their worship leaders, Biden, Kate, Terrell, just won a Grammy for Psalm writing last year.

They had such an influence and impact on this generation of especially youth culture and leadership development.

It's amazing. So we're going to talk to Banting about how he got there, what happened, what are the, the, the exploring the prophetic points that we can get out of his life today.

I'm so excited about our show, our podcast today because we have Banting on and Banting's been a friend for a lot of years.

I think since you started Jesus Culture right after I've started connecting and saying hi and I'm ready.

Absolutely.

Yeah. So welcome to the show.

Oh, thanks so much, man. It's good to be here. We're always honored to be hanging out with you.

Please, I love being a part of everything you're doing every time I go to Jesus Culture.

You guys are rocking it in Sacramento with not just youth culture because a lot of times people think of Jesus culture as like music and youth culture, but you guys do leadership development and you guys are, I mean, you have a church, you have an actual church location.

And we said, jerk, man, and say that our church was Jesus culture south, but you said, you don't want to stigma.

Yeah. You know, I mean, just plant a movement already, Banting.

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