The role of the New Testament prophet is to walk as a friend of God, to listen faithfully to what He says and deliver it, teaching and equipping the body of Christ to do the same. Read more about the role of the prophet in the fivefold ministry here. Read More
The Greek word used is ἀπόστολος (apostolos) and it literally means 'one who is sent out.' The apostle's history is connected with seafaring, where the word arose as a title for an admiral leading a fleet of ships sent to discover new territory. Read more about the role of the apostle in the fivefold ministry here. Read More
The fivefold ministry gifts – also known as the ascension gifts of Christ – are given by Jesus to equip and build up His body, the Church. Paul discusses these gifts explicitly in Ephesians 4. Read More
Much of scripture has layers of revelation. There is a historical and literal meaning, but it is often intertwined with symbolic meaning that conveys theological truth, wisdom and insight. Simon Baddeley shares more. Read More
God speaks! Though we do not always perceive it, He reveals Himself in dreams and in visions. Yet in the western world, these are viewed through a highly cautionary lens. They are seen in many places as rare, or for those who are especially gifted. Find out more here. Read More
All the way through the Bible, numbers are significant and have symbolic significance. How can we as believers be biblical in our understanding of numbers in Scripture? Read More
He shared how he had started to take four hours once a month to pray in tongues. As he did this, he started to notice circumstances and situations shifting in his life. Read More
