New Life Worship Assembly

The Order of Prophecy | Prophesy Series – Bible Study

Prophecy was never designed to operate in chaos, isolation, or without accountability.

In this powerful Bible study from the Prophesy Series, we explore Paul’s instruction in 1 Corinthians 14:29–40 and discover why spiritual order protects prophetic integrity. Scripture reveals that prophecy is not merely individual expression—it is a communal process of discernment, learning, agreement, and spiritual maturity.

We will examine:

Why prophets speak “two or three” and others judge
How “we know in part and prophesy in part” establishes the need for communal discernment
Why prophecy involves a process of learning and development
The meaning of “the spirits of the prophets are subject to the prophets”
The difference between confusion and the peace of God in prophetic environments
How agreement among believers creates an atmosphere for God’s manifest presence

We will also explore the deeper connection between 1 Corinthians 14 and Matthew 18:18–20, revealing how prophetic gatherings involve covenant agreement, spiritual deliberation, and participation in the counsel of God.

The prophetic is not merely about speaking.

It is about:

weighing,
learning,
discerning,
agreeing,
and stewarding God’s voice responsibly within the Body.

� 1 Corinthians 14:29–40
� Matthew 18:18–20
� Acts 15:6–28

Join us as we continue the Prophesy Series and discover why healthy prophetic ministry requires order, humility, accountability, and Christ in the midst.

The Order of Prophecy | Prophesy Series – Bible Study

Prophecy was never designed to operate in chaos, isolation, or without accountability.

In this powerful Bible study from the Prophesy Series, we explore Paul’s instruction in 1 Corinthians 14:29–40 and discover why spiritual order protects prophetic integrity. Scripture reveals that prophecy is not merely individual expression—it is a communal process of discernment, learning, agreement, and spiritual maturity.

We will examine:

Why prophets speak “two or three” and others judge
How “we know in part and prophesy in part” establishes the need for communal discernment
Why prophecy involves a process of learning and development
The meaning of “the spirits of the prophets are subject to the prophets”
The difference between confusion and the peace of God in prophetic environments
How agreement among believers creates an atmosphere for God’s manifest presence

We will also explore the deeper connection between 1 Corinthians 14 and Matthew 18:18–20, revealing how prophetic gatherings involve covenant agreement, spiritual deliberation, and participation in the counsel of God.

The prophetic is not merely about speaking.

It is about:

weighing,
learning,
discerning,
agreeing,
and stewarding God’s voice responsibly within the Body.

� 1 Corinthians 14:29–40
� Matthew 18:18–20
� Acts 15:6–28

Join us as we continue the Prophesy Series and discover why healthy prophetic ministry requires order, humility, accountability, and Christ in the midst.

The Secrets of the Lord | Prophesy Series

God does not reveal His secrets casually.

In this powerful message from the Prophesy Series, we explore what Scripture means when it says, “The secret of the Lord is with them that fear Him.” True prophetic insight is not rooted in hype, performance, or spiritual ambition—it flows from intimacy, reverence, obedience, and covenant relationship with God.

We will examine:

What the “secret” (sod) of the Lord really means
Why reverence opens access to divine counsel
The difference between information and revelation
How intimacy with God deepens prophetic understanding
Why spiritual maturity is necessary to steward revelation responsibly

This message confronts shallow spirituality and challenges believers to move beyond surface-level religion into deeper communion with God.

The prophetic is not about sounding spiritual.
It is about becoming trustworthy enough to carry the counsel of God.

� Psalm 25:14
� Amos 3:7
� Daniel 2:19–22

Join us as we continue the Prophesy Series and discover why God entrusts His secrets to those who walk with Him in reverence, intimacy, and truth.

Adding to Your Faith | Prophesy Series – Bible Study

Faith was never meant to remain undeveloped.

In this week’s Bible study, we dive deep into 2 Peter 1:5–8 and explore how mature faith produces mature prophetic ministry. Peter teaches us to add to our faith virtue, knowledge, temperance, patience, godliness, brotherly kindness, and charity—revealing that spiritual gifts were never meant to operate apart from spiritual growth and Christlike character.

We will examine:

Why prophecy operates according to the proportion of faith
The deeper meaning of virtue, knowledge, patience, and love
How biblical knowledge points to intimacy with God
Why spiritual maturity matters in prophetic ministry
How love governs the operation of spiritual gifts

This lesson confronts immature spirituality, emotionalism, and gifting without character while revealing God’s pattern for stable, fruitful, and trustworthy prophetic ministry.

The goal is not merely to become gifted.
The goal is to become mature enough to carry the voice of God faithfully.

� 2 Peter 1:5–8
� Romans 12:6
� 1 Corinthians 13:2

Join us as we continue the Prophesy Series and learn why perfected faith produces deeper intimacy, stronger discernment, and healthier prophetic operation.