The word “supernatural” makes a lot of Christians nervous. I get it. It’s been misused, misunderstood, and in some corners of the church, badly abused. But here’s the thing — the life Jesus lived was, by any measure, wildly supernatural. And he told us to eagerly desire the gifts he left us. So what are we actually missing out on?
This week I sit down with Lauren Crook, senior leader of Kingdom Living Ministries. I met Lauren when she led a prophecy training day for a team at work, and I watched her ground every single moment of it in love, scripture, and the gentlest possible invitation to step out in faith.
We talk about what prophecy actually is and what it isn’t. We talk about why Lauren is convinced that God is speaking to you right now and why the problem isn’t him going quiet, it’s us not knowing what we’re tuned in to. And we talk about what it looks like to move from doing things for God to actually knowing him which, as Lauren points out, are not the same thing at all.
We talk about:
✨ Why the word “supernatural” scares so many Christians
✨ What prophecy is, what it isn’t, and why Paul says we should eagerly desire it
✨ How true biblical prophecy should always strengthen, encourage and comfort and what to do if yours didn’t
✨ The difference between doing things for God and actually knowing him
✨ Practical ways to build intimacy with God when five minutes feels like a lot
✨ How to hear God’s voice
✨ Why love is the non-negotiable foundation of any prophetic gift
✨ What “what if you’re right?” could change for you
If you’ve ever been curious about the gifts of the Spirit but felt too nervous, too unqualified, or just not sure it’s for you then this episode is a gentle, grounded, genuinely exciting invitation in.
Connect further with Lauren:
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