Embracing Originality: A Call to Prophetic Living

In this time together, the focus is on the emergence of a “nation of prophets”—a new breed of believers who are not defined by titles or church classifications, but by their intimacy with God, their originality, and their ability to bring heaven’s solutions into every sphere of society. The call is to move beyond duplication and imitation, to embrace the unique blueprint God has placed within each of us. We are reminded that God is not a duplicator; He is the Creator of originals, and each person is designed to be a solution carrier, a co-creator with God, and a prophetic voice in their generation.

The prophetic is not just about foretelling the future, but about “forth-telling”—declaring and manifesting God’s purposes on earth. This requires discipline, a pure heart, and a deep relationship with the Word of God. The prophetic anointing is not reserved for a select few; it is the DNA of the church, and every believer is called to testify, to dream, to see visions, and to prophesy through both word and deed. The testimony of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy, and our lives are meant to be living proof of God’s power, wisdom, and grace.

A key theme is the importance of boundaries—the power of “no”—to protect our focus and alignment with God’s will. Distractions, whether from relationships, technology, or even well-meaning people, can derail our destiny. We are urged to assess our relationships, to let go of those who drain or distract, and to surround ourselves with those who can carry, stretch, and celebrate what God has placed within us.

There is a prophetic call to build, not just for ourselves, but for generations to come. God is raising up prophetic leaders in every industry—economics, government, science, the arts, and more—who will operate with supernatural intelligence and divine blueprints. The next years are a season of building, not battling, and those who align with God’s vision will be positioned for the coming wealth transfer and influence.

Ultimately, the challenge is to meditate on the Word, write a 20-year vision, and recalibrate our prophetic frequency by choosing our inner circle wisely. Our thoughts and words are creative forces; as we align them with God’s promises, we become living prophecies—manifesting His kingdom on earth and testifying to the world that Jesus is alive and active through us.

Key Takeaways

• 1. Embrace Your Originality and Prophetic Blueprint God is not in the business of duplication; He creates originals. Each person carries a unique prophetic blueprint and is called to bring forth new solutions, ideas, and models that the world has never seen. Embracing your originality is not pride—it is obedience to the Creator who made you to be a solution carrier in your generation. [05:45]
• 2. Guard Your Focus and Set Boundaries The power of “no” is as vital as the power of “yes.” Distractions—whether people, technology, or even good opportunities—can misalign us from God’s will and drain our spiritual energy. Assess your relationships and environment, and be willing to let go of anything or anyone that breaks your focus or diminishes your prophetic clarity. [03:47]
• 3. Prophecy Is Both Forth-Telling and Foretelling The prophetic is not just about predicting the future, but about declaring and manifesting God’s purposes in the present. Mature prophetic people are not driven by the need for attention or validation, but by a desire to glorify God and advance heaven’s agenda. The testimony of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy, and our lives should be living proof of His power and presence. [61:02]
• 4. Build for Generations—Think and Plan Long-Term God is raising up prophetic leaders in every sphere who will build with generational vision. The next years are a season of building, not battling; those who write and pursue a 20-year vision, rooted in God’s Word, will be positioned for influence and legacy. Don’t settle for short-term thinking—let God stretch your vision and prepare you to be a steward of the coming wealth and opportunities. [97:55]
• 5. Align Your Thoughts, Words, and Relationships with God’s Promises Your thoughts and words are creative forces that shape your future. Meditate on the Word of God, speak His promises, and surround yourself with people who can carry and celebrate your prophetic destiny. Don’t pray the problem—pray the promise. As you do, your life will become a living prophecy, manifesting God’s kingdom and testifying to the world that Jesus is alive in you. [83:02]

Youtube Chapters

• [00:00] - Welcome
• [01:00] - The Challenge of Prophetic Focus
• [02:13] - The Power of Boundaries and the Prophetic
• [03:47] - Authentic Prophecy and the Role of the Word
• [05:45] - Embracing Originality and Prophetic Blueprints
• [29:43] - Declarations of Identity and Blessing
• [33:59] - The Prophetic Nature of Dreams and Vision
• [48:57] - Prophetic Release and Impartation
• [51:22] - Blessing Business and Marketplace Leaders
• [55:51] - Receiving Favor and Deliverance
• [61:02] - The Testimony of Jesus: Spirit of Prophecy
• [71:09] - Discernment in the Prophetic and Avoiding Manipulation
• [83:02] - The Rise of a Nation of Prophets in Every Sphere
• [97:55] - Building for the Next Generation and Wealth Transfer
• [111:33] - The First Level of Deliverance: Eating the Word
• [114:19] - Closing and Giving Instructions

Bible Reading

Joel 2:28 (ESV) — > “And it shall come to pass afterward, that I will pour out my Spirit on all flesh; your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, your old men shall dream dreams, and your young men shall see visions.”

Revelation 19:10 (ESV) — > “Then I fell down at his feet to worship him, but he said to me, ‘You must not do that! I am a fellow servant with you and your brothers who hold to the testimony of Jesus. Worship God. For the testimony of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy.’”

Joshua 1:8 (ESV) — > “This Book of the Law shall not depart from your mouth, but you shall meditate on it day and night, so that you may be careful to do according to all that is written in it. For then you will make your way prosperous, and then you will have good success.”

Observation Questions

1. According to Joel 2:28, who is included in God’s promise to pour out His Spirit and what are the results?
2. In Revelation 19:10, what is described as the “spirit of prophecy” and how does it relate to Jesus?
3. The sermon described prophecy as both “foretelling” and “forth-telling.” What is the difference between these two, and how did the speaker say they should be lived out? [[01:01:02]]
4. What does Joshua 1:8 say is the key to prosperity and success for God’s people?

Interpretation Questions

1. The speaker emphasized that every believer is called to be a prophetic voice, not just a select few. What does it mean for the “DNA of the church” to be prophetic? [[01:01:36]]
2. Why is it important, according to the sermon, to embrace your originality and not simply duplicate what others are doing? How does this relate to God’s character as Creator? [[05:45]]
3. The sermon talked about the power of boundaries and the importance of saying “no.” How can setting boundaries help believers stay aligned with God’s will and prophetic clarity? [[03:47]]
4. The speaker challenged listeners to write a 20-year vision. Why is long-term vision important for building for future generations, according to the sermon? [[01:37:55]]

Application Questions

1. The sermon said, “God is not a duplicator; He is the Creator of originals.” In what areas of your life have you been tempted to imitate others instead of embracing your unique calling? What is one step you can take this week to act on your God-given originality? [[05:45]]
2. Are there any relationships, habits, or technologies in your life right now that are distracting you from God’s purpose? What boundary could you set this week to protect your focus and prophetic clarity? [[03:47]]
3. The speaker encouraged us to “pray the promise, not the problem.” Think of a current challenge you’re facing. What is a specific promise from God’s Word you can declare over that situation instead of focusing on the problem? [[01:11:09]]
4. The sermon described the importance of surrounding yourself with people who “carry, stretch, and celebrate what God has placed within you.” Who are the people in your current circle? Are they helping you grow in your prophetic destiny, or holding you back? What change might you need to make? [[01:23:02]]
5. The speaker challenged everyone to meditate on the Word and write a 20-year vision. Have you ever written down a long-term vision for your life? If not, what is one area you could start dreaming and planning for the next 20 years? [[01:37:55]]
6. The sermon said, “Your thoughts and words are creative forces that shape your future.” What is one negative thought or word pattern you want to change this week? How will you replace it with God’s truth? [[01:05:36]]
7. The speaker described the prophetic as not just predicting the future, but manifesting God’s purposes in the present. What is one way you can be a “living prophecy” in your workplace, family, or community this week? [[01:01:02]]