Establish Your Prophetic Calling
with Academic Rigor
and Spiritual Foundation
The School of The Prophets
"The Only Comprehensive Seminary Course Combining Prophetic History, Theology, and Practical Ministry"
Many believers sense a prophetic gifting but feel uncertain, unequipped, or illegitimate in their calling. The School of The Prophets transforms that uncertainty into confidence through rigorous academic study and deep spiritual formation.
Lifetime access · Self-paced · Academic Certification upon completion
Unlike generic prophecy courses, The School of The Prophets combines rigorous academic study with deep spiritual formation. You'll graduate not just with knowledge about prophecy, but with the theological understanding, spiritual discipline, and practical wisdom to operate in the prophetic office with integrity, authority, and humility.
Key Features & Benefits
Seminary-Level Rigor
120 hours of intensive theological training — not surface-level instruction. This is serious academic study.
Historical Deep Dive
Comprehensive study of every major prophet from Abraham through the New Testament and into the early church.
Academic Certification
Earn a recognized CLSOD credential (12 credits) that legitimizes your prophetic calling.
Spiritual Foundation
Master the disciplines of prayer, intercession, and worship as the core of prophetic ministry.
Practical Application
Learn to discern true prophecy, test prophetic words, and operate with integrity and accountability.
Prophetic Community
Join a network of serious prophetic ministers committed to biblical excellence and accountability.
Is This Course for You?
If you sense a prophetic calling but lack clarity on what that truly means, this course is for you. The School of The Prophets provides the theological foundation, historical context, and spiritual disciplines necessary to understand and establish yourself in the prophetic office.
Through 20 weeks of intensive seminary-level training, you'll discover how God used prophets throughout Scripture — and how He intends to use you today.
What You'll Learn
- Biblical foundations of prophecy from Genesis to Revelation
- Old Testament prophetic office: Abraham, Moses, Samuel, Elijah
- Classical prophets: Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel & the 12 minor prophets
- New Testament fulfillment: John the Baptist, Jesus, and the Apostles
- Daniel and apocalyptic prophecy — from visions to Revelation
- Prophetic dreams, visions, and symbolic language
- Prayer, intercession, fasting, and spiritual disciplines
- Prophetic worship, the arts, and creative expression
- Discerning false prophecy and spiritual warfare
- Prophetic evangelism and marketplace ministry
- The fivefold ministry and the prophetic office in today's church
- Prophetic community, church order, and accountability
- Healing, miracles, and the prophetic call to social justice
- Establishing yourself with integrity and a graduation covenant
The School of The Prophets gave me the theological foundation and spiritual confidence I needed to walk in my prophetic calling with authority and humility. This isn't just a course — it's a transformation.
— Prophetic Minister, CLSOD Graduate
Full Course Curriculum
Each lesson includes detailed content, 10 multiple-choice questions, and 3 written response assignments
Foundations of Prophecy in Scripture
Biblical foundations, defining prophecy, characteristics of true prophecy, OT/NT development. Explore the Hebrew word 'nabi' and the Greek 'prophetes' — and how God has always spoken through chosen vessels.
The Nature and Purpose of Prophetic Revelation
How God communicates: dreams, visions, audible voice, angels, and impressions. Understanding the difference between revelation, interpretation, and application in prophetic ministry.
Old Testament Prophets — Abraham to Moses
Abraham as the first prophet (Gen. 20:7), Moses as the supreme prototype, the burning bush, the law as prophetic covenant, and the pattern of prophetic intercession established at Sinai.
Old Testament Prophets — Samuel to Elijah
Samuel's call and the establishment of prophetic schools, David and the psalmic prophetic tradition, Elijah's confrontation at Carmel, Elisha's compassionate double-portion ministry.
Classical Prophets — Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel
Isaiah's Messianic vision and servant songs, Jeremiah's suffering and the new covenant, Ezekiel's priestly-prophetic visions, the valley of dry bones, and the restored temple.
Ready to Establish Yourself in the Prophetic Office?
Stop questioning your calling.
Get the training, certification, and confidence you need. Enroll in The School of The Prophets today.
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- 20 seminary-level lessons (160 hours)
- 200+ quiz questions — MC & written
- 60 written theological assignments
- 16 academic credits (CLSOD)
- Academic Certification in Prophetic Ministry
- Lifetime credential recognizing your commitment
- NOT included in any bundle or subscription
Earn your Academic Certification in Prophetic Ministry
Common Questions Answered in This Course
Everything you've wondered about the prophetic office — answered with rigorous biblical scholarship
What is the difference between a true prophet and a false prophet?
How do I know if I have a prophetic calling?
What spiritual disciplines must undergird prophetic ministry?
Is this course part of the 17 theology courses or the All-Access subscription?
What do I receive upon completion?
How do churches test and validate prophetic words?
What accountability structures should prophets embrace?
Can I complete this at my own pace?
If God Has Called You to Be a Prophet, It's Time to Answer That Call
With preparation, excellence, and the theological foundation that your calling deserves.
Lifetime access · Academic Certification upon completion · Not included in any subscription