In Red Church today, Joseph Z explores the four prophetic flows, highlighting ways to achieve prophetic clarity and emphasizing the necessity of engaging with God's Word to activate our gifts. He also shares a prophetic word for 2027 and 2028.

Joseph outlines four distinct prophetic flows: Roeh (a visionary leader with a prophetic gift), Nabi (the herald, known for extemporaneous preaching), Chazah (to gaze or stare), and Chozeh (to lean forward and peer into the future). He explains that within these gifts, there are variations in strength; individuals can operate in multiple gifts but may excel in one. He also teaches that revelation requires interpretation for proper application.

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He points out that prophecies do not always unfold exactly as predicted, citing the biblical prophets Ezekiel and Jeremiah. Both prophesied concerning King Zedekiah; Ezekiel stated he would not see Babylon, while Jeremiah revealed he would die there. Notably, King Zedekiah had his eyes gouged out and was taken to Babylon, where he spent the remainder of his life. He stresses that prophecies may differ in interpretation but are always redemptive.

Furthermore, Joseph emphasizes that our gifts become more vibrant when we consistently engage with God's Word, allowing it to influence every aspect of our lives. He conveys that God desires for us to recognize our moments of visitation, to submit to one another, and to live humbly to fulfill His will on earth. He shares his vision of redemptive instability, in which God promises to preserve us amid turmoil, much as He preserved Noah and his family.

He firmly believes that revival and reformation will emerge during these challenging times, leading to a new and different America. He concludes by reminding us that we are anointed to face challenges, preach the gospel, and bring about change in our surroundings.

May 3, 2026

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