Let the prophet speak

whose theme was “The Prophetic Process (1Corinthians 14: 1-5).
This is Ghanaian Prophet Nathaniel Opare Yeboah, Sr who is currently in Harare, to broaden the teaching and understanding of the prophetic word and prophetic office through an interdenominational fellowship.
According to Prophet Nathaniel, “interdenominational fellowship was conceived in the womb of prayer and birthed in the labour ward of deep concern for uniting denominations that constitute the body of Christ to fulfill God’s heartbeat for these end-times.
“It is a fellowship with a divine curative mandate that focuses on all satanic cankers like selfishness, destructive competition, religiosity (instead of love and spirituality) and all others that for years have become an inhibition against the holistic prosperity of the gospel of Jesus in people’s lives.
“The fellowship operates through the veins of love, prayer, the ministries of truth (God’s word) and the Holy Ghost…”
On Thursday, he told the congregation that he is a very busy person, but God had made him a blessing to the people of Zimbabwe.
I reiterate what I said about Prophet Uebert Angel – God has a good sense of humour for the simple-looking and soft spoken person I interviewed a few hours after his arrival on Tuesday afternoon changed the moment he started ministering: booming voice, and a good command of the issues that he was talking about – “the word, prophecy and power and he also came across with an awesome anointing for deliverance.”
He said he is a highly principled man due to the nature of his prophetic calling. As an illustration, he told congregants that he is an in-doors man, despite the fact that Ghana has beautiful beaches.
His wife Mariam had to get used to that and, that he will not compromise his principled stand and contaminate the Lord’s anointing. A young man who attended the Thursday session told The Herald, “The prophet’s teaching about the prophetic work was just a revelation as it was a breakthrough for most people and a blessing in their lives … I learnt that I can face challenges, and by faith, speak the word of God. So, on my own I can prophecy and things will be established and my life will constantly improve as I say more of the prophetic word.”
In an interview with The Herald, Prophet Nathaniel said, the shift in Zimbabwe into the prophetic dimension was a confirmation of God’s message given years back. He was not surprised when he started hearing that people like Prophet Makandiwa and others were rising in this higher dimension.
He said that when Ghana was taken by the prophetic dimension this positively affected the country’s socio-economic and cultural spheres and Ghana became an oil nation. He endorsed what has been said by others – Zimbabwe is headed for boom times.
Condolence message
The body of Christ joins the AFM in Zimbabwe in celebrating the lives of two of their pastors who were translated to glory on January 18 in a traffic accident. These were Pastor Charles Shayawako of ABC AFM Assembly in Emganwini and Pastor Tashaya who was the AFM Bulawayo South Province Deputy Overseer and also pastoring the Morningside Assembly. We also wish a speedy recovery to the other injured pastors.
Forthcoming Events
Event: Let the prophet speak – Potters Palace International Ministries, Ghana
Dates: January 25-29
Venue: Anglican Cathedral
Time: 6pm – 9pm
Theme: The Power of the Prophetic Word
Speaker: Prophet Nat Obare Yeboah, Sr
Contact: +263-772125188; +263-712980821; +263-772213434
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Event: Zaoga FIF – 41st Annual Deeper Life Leadership Conference
Dates: January 24-29
Venue: AMFCC Bible School, Waterfalls
Theme: “Thanking God for what He has done for us through Total Deliverance” (Luke 17:11-19; 1 Chronicles 29:20)
Hosts: Drs Ezekiel and Eunor Guti
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Event: Unleashing History Makers – Heartfelt International Ministries
Dates: February 2-4
Venue: Gym Hall, Belvedere Technical Teachers’ College
Time: 6pm-8pm; 9am-8pm
Speaker: Pastor C Vutabwashe
Contact: 04-785906/8; 0772102 601
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“Pursue love, and desire spiritual gifts, but especially that you may prophesy” (1 Corinthians 14:1, NKJV)