LESSON LEARNT FROM THE HIJACKED BUILDING PROPHETIC PARABLE.

Описание: God speaks to His people through various methods and expressions. In this hour, Heaven is communicating with clear intention, calling the Church to develop spiritual competence and courage. The ability to discern the Father's mind is a learned spiritual art taught by mature, seasoned, kingdom-minded leaders. Many Christians struggle with knowing, hearing, and accurately interpreting God's voice and ways, particularly in prophetic arena.

The prophetic is a way of life amongst believers following the Lord to the place of their assigned mandate. The prophetic is more of the construct and maturing of the regenerated spirit than just the operation of some gift. The function of the prophetic and any prophetic gifting should be seen as the outcome of a life deeply rooted in Christ Spirit and nature. When a believer’s life is established in Him, the resulting spiritual fruit creates the proper foundation for the gift to be refined and to function in its true nature and God-ordained intention, competence, and capacity.

This teaching, presented as a prophetic parable, addresses the gap in spiritual understanding and practice. It is a call for the Church to return to the pursuit of spiritual development and maturity, ensuring that believers are equipped to discern God’s voice and intentions with accuracy and confidence.

The days ahead require swift response to God's speaking. Without understanding how God communicates and the various expressions of His voice, believers face significant spiritual challenges. This message explores prophetic parables as one critical dimension of divine communication, equipping saints to respond accurately to Heaven's directives.

The Nature of Prophetic Parables
A prophetic parable occurs when God uses symbolic narrative or circumstances to convey spiritual truth requiring interpretation. The message often differs from surface-level observation. Scripture establishes this pattern throughout both Testaments.

Jesus employed parables extensively to communicate kingdom mysteries. Matthew 13:10-11 records the disciples asking, "Why do you speak to them in parables?" Jesus responded, "Because it has been given to you to know the mysteries of the kingdom of heaven, but to them it has not been given." Parables function as revelatory gates; spiritual maturity determines comprehension.
In Mark 4:11-12, Jesus explains:

"To you it has been given to know the mystery of the kingdom of God; but to those who are outside, all things come in parables, so that 'Seeing they may see and not perceive, and hearing they may hear and not understand.'" This selective revelation protects sacred truth from those unprepared to steward it properly.