Prophetic people accurately anticipate what’s coming next so they can prepare today. Often, the revelation of accurate anticipation leads to a scrapbook instead of a game plan.

So, when we seek to understand the role of the prophet in the five leadership dynamics of kingdom culture, we do not look to any prophet before Jesus for a model.

Wolves don’t growl until the sheep try to escape. Wolves of megachurches are too lazy to growl. They see the next load of recruited sheep unloading and settle back for a nap. Are they all wolves? God knows. I’m discussing wolf behaviors in modern churchism.

This Sunday, we strike a blow on Leviathan by casting our crowns before the Lamb. On the big screens in the heavenlies, “The Lamb vs Leviathan” premiers July 18, 2021.

I will repeat my plea for a kingdom wide wolf hunt, led by our best leaders, not handed off to administrative assistants, to confront and isolate wolves from within as we enter the New Era.

The “deep” is a prophetic metaphor of mystery. It exists, but it is hidden. The deep of God called to the deep in the land. It is hidden in the hearts, in the people and places, that produces what-God-wants when fulfilled.