At Selah Seminary, we are building more than a program. We are cultivating a Spirit-led, emotionally whole, and apostolically covered community where prophetic voices can grow in boldness, clarity, and character.
This is a sacred space marked by healing, honor, and humility. Here, students are free to be vulnerable, ask questions, share insights and receive correction without shame. We believe that true prophetic maturity happens in the context of loving accountability, consistent mentorship, and trusted relationships.
We are committed to helping you flourish as a healthy, mature prophet of God. That commitment includes teaching you how to recognize and resist subtle behaviors and spiritual influences that can hinder growth, especially early in your prophetic journey.
Every true prophet needs apostolic leadership. Prophets often carry the vision, but apostles carry the grace to help establish and build it. Apostolic covering provides alignment, protection, and power. It is through this relationship that God commissions, corrects and brings prophetic voices into maturity.
Our role as your apostolic leaders is to walk with you through teaching, impartation, guidance, and spiritual covering. We are here to see what others may miss and to stand with you as you grow into your Kingdom assignment—healed, whole, and mature.
Every authentic prophetic space will have moments of tension, testing, and transformation. This is normal and even necessary. To protect what God is building, we must be intentional about preserving the integrity of this community and remaining alert to patterns that create confusion, dishonor, or compromise.
Part of this vigilance includes understanding how the enemy works to silence and isolate prophetic voices. Scripture warns about the spirit of Jezebel, first seen in 1 Kings 16–21 and later mentioned in Revelation 2:20. This spirit is not a person but a demonic influence that seeks to intimidate, manipulate, and derail the people of God. It works to undermine spiritual authority, sow division, create confusion, and cause prophets to withdraw from healthy relationships and covering.
When we speak of the spirit of Jezebel in this community, we are not labeling people. We are naming a spiritual pattern so that we can discern it, resist it, and walk in freedom.
As part of your growth, it is important to recognize the subtle ways these patterns can show up—sometimes even in our own responses—so that we can partner with the Holy Spirit for healing and maturity.
Below are five common behaviors that the enemy uses to sabotage prophets and disrupt healthy community. These are not accusations but invitations to examine your heart and grow in wholeness.
In this community, we value direct and honoring communication. If something is on your heart, bring it forward in love. Avoid sarcasm, silent treatment, or emotional withdrawal. Growth happens when issues are brought into the light.