So how do we navigate through the current prophetic storm? Do we throw it all out? Do we say

none of it's real? All this charismatic prophecy stuff is nonsense? Or do we just receive everything

because we don't want to quench the spirit? How do we navigate our way through this storm?

Hey friends, Michael Brown here.

I just want to address this question with simple biblical wisdom from Paul.

What's amazing is that times change, but facts are facts.

Truth is truth.

People are people. The same circumstances tend to repeat themselves,

different forms, different generations. And what we're going through now and so much shaking and

upheaval in the prophetic world, at least in America, there's really nothing new about it

ultimately in terms of the biblical guidelines still apply.

Let me say it again.

The biblical guidelines still apply.

You have throughout the whole Bible, Old Testament, New Testament, warnings about deception.

And the same warnings that apply in the days of Moses, apply in the days of

Jesus and Paul, apply in our day as well. So here's Paul's practical wisdom on how to navigate

the prophetic storm, because there was prophetic confusion in Paul's day as well, because of which

he had to address these issues.

First Thessalonians, chapter 5, verses 19 to 21.

First Thessalonians, chapter 5, verses 19 to 21.

He says, do not quench the Spirit.

Don't put out the Spirit's fire. Don't treat prophecies with contempt.

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