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Today’s word really made me pause and look inward. It wasn’t just about prophecy as a gift, but prophecy as a responsibility. It’s something that has to be stewarded, protected, and matured within the right environment. The reminder that vision needs culture hit deeply. God can speak clearly, release promises freely, and move powerfully, but what we do with what He gives determines whether it grows or gets choked. A prophetic culture isn’t built on moments or emotion; it’s built on consistent decisions, obedience, and honor. I was especially struck by the idea that we all prophesy—not because we’re special, but because we carry the Holy Spirit. That truth is both empowering and sobering. It means there’s no room for passivity, but also no room for pride. Gifting without character doesn’t last, and accuracy without fruit doesn’t reflect God’s heart. What stayed with me most was the call to maturity: to move beyond criticism, fear, and spiritual immaturity and into discernment, humility, and accountability. This teaching didn’t invite blind belief; it invited healthy judgment, community, and alignment with Scripture. It reminded me that prophecy requires partnership—agreement and action—and that delay doesn’t always mean God hasn’t spoken, but sometimes that we haven’t fully responded. I left feeling challenged to protect the atmosphere God is building in my own life through prayer, fasting, generosity, and obedience, not just excitement. The weight of the message was clear: the Holy Spirit leads, governs, and sustains prophetic flow, and when character and culture are in place, the promise doesn’t need to be forced… it unfolds in God’s timing. Tap into my notes from today below: https://biblenote.topmusetech.com/shared/8eaa2aa433a94de886f4f710567a7421