Summary of JCC Prophetic Words (Related to Evangelism) - Compiled by Kevin Ott

Table of Contents of Evangelism Prophecies by Category

Who:

• Politicians and/or influential people (4 prophetic words), pp. 1-5

• The arts (3 prophetic words), pp. 5-7

• The diverse in the community (racial and class diversity, with emphasis on upper class or “upper strata”) (2 prophetic words), p. 8

How:

• Evangelism breakthrough connected to intense seasons of prayer and worship (3 prophetic words), pp. 8-10

• General evangelism strategy, pp. 11-14:

1. singles to singles, families to families, pp. 11-13

2. community-wide events (i.e. participation in community life), p. 14

Why (because God has promised it!):

• General promise of fruitfulness in evangelism, p. 15

Evangelism to politicians and/or influential people, # 1:

This word indicates God leading us to target the political and public arenas (church dedication service, 1984):

Evangelism to politicians and/or influential people, # 2:

Evangelism among key people (in government, sounds like, or perhaps among the elite in society):

Evangelism to politicians and influential people, # 3:

Evangelism to the rich and famous (the influential):

Evangelism to politicians and influential people, # 4:

(from 2001)

Evangelism using the arts, # 1:

The evangelism of youth who have musical creativity (1982 Shiloh):

“Young folks shall hear the song. And young folks shall come…The Lord shall move upon young folk, for He is going to rob the kingdoms of Satan, He is going to shake free those who have gifts and abilities…for even as the song shall arise the Spirit of God shall move upon them and they shall be gripped and brought to salvation.”

Evangelism using the arts, # 2:

Evangelism using the arts (or targeted perhaps TOWARDS the artistic community?):

Evangelism using the arts, # 3:

(from 2002)

Evangelism among the diverse in race, # 1:

Here is a word that suggests multicultural evangelism (1982, Shiloh):

“I will make your place a place of deliverance for many peoples. And they will come, and I will break down the ethnic barriers.”

Evangelism among the diverse in class, with emphasis on the “upper strata”, # 2:

Here is one that suggests an evangelistic increase from people in every class of society, and especially the upper class in our area (1982, Shiloh):

“God has planted thee in that place where you are and it is in that place that you shall begin to see the increase…They shall come from every strata in society…the Lord shall begin to move upon them and those in that area who seem to feel that they belong in the upper strata.”

Evangelism breakthrough connected to intense seasons of prayer and worship, # 1:

This is Jubilee’s oldest church-wide prophetic word on record (1980), and it’s all about evangelism. It starts with a cause and effect statement: FIRST God will change us in a moment when He visits us, and THEN each one of us will have a zeal and each one of us will bring a sheep. It’s a Pentecost type cause and effect statement that suggests that we must seek God for a visitation in addition to the practical matters of organizing evangelism. This confirms the need for the pairing of effective evangelism-focused intercession with the outreach efforts. But more than that, we need the same kind of hunger for seeking God and waiting for Him like the disciples did in the upper room for fifty days until the Spirit fell (it was 50 days from Passover to Pentecost):

Evangelism breakthrough connected to intense seasons of prayer and worship, # 2:

This word indicates that the more belief we have (i.e. being freed from the spirit of unbelief) the more effective we will become in drawing people to God. It’s a general “tip” for being effective in evangelism, but it seems to suggest that we need to war specifically against the spirit of unbelief before we find success in evangelism (late 1980s presbytery):

Evangelism breakthrough connected to intense seasons of prayer and worship, # 3:

Evangelism through the Presence of God in worship (through the Tabernacle of David):

General evangelism strategy – singles to singles, families to families:

This word talks about people reaching out to the same types, for example, families reaching out to families, and singles reaching out to singles. This word also has general advice about soul-winning (late 1980s presbytery) [see next page, it couldn’t fit on this one]:

General evangelism strategy with community-wide events:

General encouragement for evangelism: (This is just an overall PROMISE from God about Jubilee having fruitfulness in evangelism, and it’s a great general word of encouragement to stand on as we continue to pursue God’s promises for us in that area. This is from 2009)