School of Prophetic Ministries

Theology and practice of the prophetic, focused on hearing accurately, speaking with accountability, and operating under scriptural safeguards.

Named after Agabus, the New Testament prophet whose accurate and Spirit-led ministry is recorded in Acts 11:28 and Acts 21:10–11, this school is built on the conviction that the prophetic ministry is not a relic of the past but a living, vital gift to the global Church.

This school equips believers who are called to the prophetic office or who move in prophetic gifts, teaching them to hear the voice of GOD with clarity, to speak with accuracy and accountability, and to operate within the safeguards of Scripture and godly community.

Participants are trained in the theology of the prophetic, the history of prophetic ministry across church traditions, the ethics of prophetic operation, and the practical dimensions of prophetic intercession, proclamation, and revelation.

The aim is to develop mature, humble, and biblically anchored prophetic voices who serve the church not in sensationalism but in love, truth, and Kingdom purpose.

Who it's for: Believers called to the prophetic office or moving in prophetic gifts.