Prophet Called to a Cross Culture

by Ken Cox

Overview

One of the most difficult issues of prophetic ministry is understanding the issues of how to reach people of different cultures. Prophet Called to a Cross-Culture offers a foundation for the prophet who has been called to the nations. This book addresses unspoken and uncomfortable issues of and between cultures that are destroying the Body of Christ and the Prophetic Community as a whole.

The prophetic community needs to clean itself up before it can properly assist the Body of Christ. This includes the individual Seers of different cultures. The work is too important to ignore anymore. This book will test you where you are uncomfortable in your relationships with those of different cultures that are walking in their prophetic gifts.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781956775389
Publisher:	Rejoice Essential Publishing
Publication date:	08/24/2022
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	138
File size:	223 KB

About the Author

Apostle Ken Cox started serving God in 1994 after a series of unforeseen life failures. Out of the military and seemly starting life over again, by 2000, Apostle Cox had found his life calling as a Prophet. The challenge of learning and understanding presented a new frontier. Apostle Cox dove into the process and has now emerged as a well-traveled prophet who serves the Body of Christ as an Apostle.Apostle Cox, along with his wife, Prophetess Sabina Cox are the leaders of Where Eagles Fly Fellowship Inc., a fellowship of prophets and apostle across the USA and beyond who are dedicated and focused on establishing the prophetic gift back into society as they raise up prophets around the country and abroad.Apostle Cox and Prophetess Cox are available for Revivals, Conferences and Meetings. They have been featured in meetings and sought-after to teach and instruct the prophetic for ministries seeking to learn more about the gift. Apostle and Prophetess Cox have 3 children and 4 grandkids as of this writing and currently reside in Durham, NC. Contact them through the Where Eagles Fly office at 919-695-3375 or 919-213-1328 or at www.whereeaglesfly.us.