We found prophets in front of us who craved one thing.

They don't seek the limelight. They don't need someone to tell them how great their word is. Rather, they look into our eyes and say, "I just never had someone choose me before."

Each prophet can identify this “switch” from preparation to training. It is a change from just functioning in the gifts, to having a burning desire for the authority of the prophet.

When I first got engaged to my husband, it was midway through the year, and he had to fly back home to finish his studies. By the time we could physically see each other and be together again it was a month before Christmas and I was determined to do something special for him….

I grew up in a house full of prophets, and as I child I was especially encouraged to share any word or vision that God gave me. Prophecy and visions were my jam, I could prophesy and give a revelation like a pro by the time I had hit my teens, but it was not until I transitioned into my prophetic training that I really learned what it meant to be a prophet….