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 🕊️ When God Still Speaks: 3 Prophetic Truths You Can’t Ignore

From the book Prophecy by James Langston – Expected Jul/Aug Release

In a world full of noise, confusion, and uncertainty, one truth rises like the morning sun over the mountains:

God is still speaking.

But are we still listening?

In his upcoming book Prophecy, James Langston reminds us that prophetic ministry is not outdated, irrelevant, or reserved for spiritual elites—it is a vital gift for the Church today. Carefully grounded in Scripture and sensitively guided by the Holy Spirit, Prophecy challenges the Church to reclaim the gift without the drama, and embrace its original purpose: to strengthen, encourage, correct, and prepare.

Here are three powerful truths from the book that reflect its heart and mission:

📜 1. True Prophecy Begins Where Human Will Ends

“True prophecy begins where human will ends. According to 2 Peter 1:21, prophecy never originated in the impulse of man, but in the breath of God. Prophets were not performers or pundits—they were vessels, carried along by the Holy Spirit.”

Too many voices today claim to be prophetic but speak from pride, popularity, or personal opinion. Scripture draws a hard line: real prophecy is Spirit-born, not self-driven. The message must always point back to Christ, never to man.

⚠️ 2. False Prophecy Thrives Where Truth Is Neglected

“False prophecy thrives where truth is neglected. It feeds on spiritual laziness and flourishes in emotional environments where discernment is dismissed as judgmental.”

This generation is in desperate need of discernment. The prophetic gift does not replace the Bible—it submits to it. And when truth is sidelined, falsehood thrives. The Church must return to testing every word, not by how it feels, but by what is written.

🙋‍♂️ 3. You May Be One of Them

“You may be one of the voices God is raising in this hour—not to impress, but to impact. Not because you're perfect, but because you're available.”

Prophetic ministry is not just for the platform—it’s for the pew. God is calling teachers, students, parents, pastors, and everyday believers to carry His Word for this hour. You don’t need a spotlight to be prophetic. You just need to listen, obey, and speak as He leads.

🌅 The Final Word

Prophecy is not about spectacle. It is about surrender. It is not for spiritual thrill-seeking. It is for spiritual alignment.

The book Prophecy will be released in the July–August timeframe, and it is a wake-up call for every believer who knows the hour is late—and the Church must rise. Whether you’re a seasoned leader or a quiet intercessor, this book will challenge you, equip you, and maybe even call you forward.

Because the time for hesitation is over.

You may be one of them.

📖 Prophecy by James Langston
🗓️ Expected Release: July/August
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