A lot of prophetic people, and their websites, are one of two things – they’re either spooky, or they’re arrogant. I don’t think most folks set out to be either, but let’s face it – hearing directly from God is an awesome thing that sometimes even seems spooky to the one hearing, and will either make you very humble, or very proud.
Coupled with that, a lot of information about the prophetic is sadly distorted. Although some is clearly unbiblical (which is different from extrabiblical), much of the time the emphasis seems to be in the wrong place.
This morning one link led to another, and I found a great prophetic site: http://propheticreformation.com
Humble? Yes. Scriptural? Yes. Spooky? Not a bit. On each page, look to the upper right for a list of articles connected to that topic (the “Shiloh” topic is particularly interesting!). Some are quite short, others are very detailed.
One thing I found interesting is that although the author is of the Reformed persuasion (he’s a member of New Frontiers, founded by Terry Virgo; and cites Piper, Driscoll, and some other Reformed folks), the issue is not belabored. In fact, I only found out he’s charismatic/reformed because I googled New Frontiers (just glanced around the site, really) and from there found an interview Adrian Warnock did with TV where they talk about it.
Anyway, regardless of your theological persuasions, Prophetic Reformation is a great site. There’s also a blog with it: http://propheticreformation.com/P-Blog/index.htm
Enjoy!
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Jules
