How to seek after the gift of the prophetic and use it wisely.

Every believer can hear the voice of God . . . including you! But it will not happen automatically this ability needs to be developed intentionally. In God Still Speaks, best-selling author John Eckhardt shows you how combining instructive, narrative teaching with powerful truths that will change your life. In this dynamic book, he explains:

Building from a biblical foundation, Eckhardt incorporates his own experiences along with the experiences of the people in his church. There is no need to make prophecy more complicated or difficult than it is. As you walk into your full inheritance in the Spirit, you can do your part to build a prophetic culture in your life, your family, your church, and your community.

Table of Contents

Chapter 1: The Holy Spirit and a Prophetic Culture

Chapter 2: The Role of Prophets Today

Chapter 3: Discerning Your Part in the Plan of God

Chapter 4: Understanding the Office of the Prophet

Chapter 5: Prophets Who Protect

Chapter 6: Prophets at the Gates

Chapter 7: Personal Prophecy in the Local Church

Chapter 8: Corporate Prophecy in the Local Church

Chapter 9: Signs and Wonders Through Prophecy

Chapter 10: Prophecy and the Glory of the Lord

Chapter 11: Prophecy With the Laying On of Hands

Chapter 12: Impartation Through Prophetic Ministry

Chapter 13: Prophetic Presbytery

Chapter 14: Drawing From the Anointing

Appendix A: Prophetic Exercises to Develop Believers

Appendix B: Prophetic Protocol

Notes

About the Author

Apostle John Eckhardt is overseer of Crusaders Ministries, located in Chicago, Illinois. Gifted with a strong apostolic call, he has ministered throughout the United States and overseas in more than eighty nations. He is a sought-after international conference speaker, has authored more than twenty books, and produces a daily radio broadcast. His television program, Gatekeepers, is seen weekly throughout the United States. Eckhardt resides in the Chicago area with his wife, Wanda, and their five children.