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Prophetic Calling

At Selah Seminary, prophetic calling means carrying God’s voice, heart, and thoughts—and translating them so others can encounter His truth and direction.

Prophet

A prophet is someone called by God to hear His voice, discern His heart, and communicate His word to individuals, churches, or nations. Prophets don’t just predict the future; they reveal God’s truth, align people with His will, and help bring healing and clarity.

Apostle

An apostle is a pioneer or builder in the Kingdom of God. Apostles are often called to establish, organize, and align churches, ministries, or movements with God’s order. They carry vision, strategy, and authority to lay foundations that others can build on.

Healing

Healing is the process of allowing God to restore your mind, emotions, body, and spirit from past wounds, trauma, and brokenness.

Spiritual Warfare

Spiritual warfare is the unseen battle between God’s Kingdom and the kingdom of darkness. It can show up as unusual resistance, cycles of oppression, or attacks that go beyond natural explanation.

Witchcraft

Witchcraft is a spiritual warfare tactic of the enemy. Through manipulation, intimidation, and control, demons bring witchcraft in the lives of believers by creating delays and hindrances in their mental, emotional, and spiritual progress. It shows up in relationships, systems, and even churches, and its goal is to block you from the voice of God and keep you bound and powerless.

Burnout

Burnout happens when you’ve been serving, leading, and giving without rest or replenishment. Spiritually, it means you’re pouring out from an empty place—feeling unseen, unsupported, and disconnected from God’s strength.

Church Hurt / Leadership Abuse

This describes the pain and betrayal people experience when leaders misuse spiritual authority to dominate, exploit, or silence instead of nurture and guide. It can leave lasting wounds that make it hard to trust again.

Identity Confusion

When someone wrestles with questions about who they are—spiritually, emotionally, or sexually—often in ways that the church has mishandled with silence or shame instead of compassion and guidance.

Restoration