A (0:02)

Welcome to Prayerstone podcast. We trust that it will be a blessing to you and that it will stir you and equip you to be all God calls you to be.

B (0:14)

I'm so excited to be in Exeter today and I've got a really good friend with me. He's a prophet, He's a man of God. I've known him for a few years. I've seen God use him in incredible ways. So we're going to be having an incredible time discussing the prophetic. Tomi Arayomi, it's good to have you with us finally.

C (0:33)

Good to be here with you too, yes.

B (0:35)

So I followed your ministry for some time and you're quite popular online. And you know, you might say, you know, some people don't like you and people post, I mean, people post the kind of funny things anyway, generally. I mean, online, it can be really funny being online, just watching some of the crazy things people post, people say. However, I really appreciate, value, honor, the way God's been using you with the prophetic ministry. And this is not something new. It's been going on for a while. It's just of recent. There's been more of a influence, the acceleration that's come with it, even on YouTube and just the views and the. And the connection with the words you've been releasing, I think it's been kind of touching people in a whole new level, really. And God is like exposing you to the world in a whole new way. So it's really exciting to see that. But I also want to find out some of the journey, the process, how did you end up there? Now, most people don't know you're a twin, identical twin. They look exactly the same. And so you may have seen his twin thinking it was him, but they're two different people.

C (1:42)

And the difference in us is our wives.

B (1:45)

Yes, exactly, exactly. So it's just amazing, really. So what I want you to do is just talk me through. At what point did you start to realize that you were prophetic and that you were receiving things from God when you other people weren't receiving? At what point did you notice something was different going on with you and your brother?

C (2:06)

I think growing up, I probably can't speak for my brother. His journey has been very different, but also very interlinked. So I can speak for the interlinkedness in our journey, but when I was five was when it really started, I was sitting, I lived in Glasgow, so believe it or not, you have the proper accent. So I lived in Glasgow. I was looking outside A window of my house. And I saw these planes just falling out of the sky as if the pilots had disappeared. And I saw these buildings just being burned down by cars crashing into them. And I knew for some reason that Christians had left those planes or left those cars. And I was seeing a picture of what I dubbed the apocalypse or the end of the world. I didn't have a word for it, but I knew it was the end. And then as I'm looking at this vision, I hear these angels singing a song my mom used to sing, you know, when the saints come marching in. And I hear them like a chorus. And it's the first time I heard the audible voice of God in my life was when I was five. And he said, one day you're going to lead my saints in. Wow. And it was that day that I knew there was something different. I called it God. I didn't call him Jesus. I didn't have a name for him until maybe I was 15 years old. And I was. My twin brother and I were doing exams that would determine whether we go into higher education or a comprehensive school.