24/05/2026
14 Things a Prophet Should Not Do to Another Prophet
Maintaining the sanctity of the calling is as important as the calling itself.
There are attitudes that grieve the Holy Spirit, weaken the integrity of ministry, frustrate grace, and cause the anointing to suffer leakage.
Today, the focus is on how a Prophet should relate with fellow Prophet.
These are things a Prophet should not do to another Prophet.
1. A Prophet should not backstab another Prophet in order to gain favour, recognition, or advantage. Such behaviour weakens unity, grieves the Spirit of God, and damages the testimony of the Council of Prophets
2. A Prophet should not conspire against another Prophet or spread falsehood with the intent of causing them to be demoted, disrespected, or rejected. God remains the righteous judge over His servants.
3. A Prophet should not victimize or mistreat another Prophet because of position, influence, or authority. God is watching and He takes the unfair treatment of His servants personally.
4. A Prophet should not deliberately mislead a fellow Prophet or influence them away from truth, integrity, and righteousness. Leadership carries responsibility, not manipulation.
5. A Prophet should not engage in any form of conduct, counsel, or relationship that undermines, weakens, or endangers the marriage of another Prophet. The Ministry must never become a doorway to marital damage.
6. A Prophet should not celebrate the downfall, error, or struggle of another Prophet. When a servant of God falls, it should lead to prayer, restoration, and humility, not gossip or mockery.
7. A Prophet should not publicly attack, shame, or disgrace another Prophet, especially one who is already wounded or struggling. We are called to restore, not destroy.
8. A Prophet should not carry hidden bitterness or wish evil upon another Prophet in the heart. The Ministry must be guarded with purity, love, and sincerity.
9. A Prophet should not compete carnally with another Prophet as though ministry is a rivalry. Every calling is unique and assigned by God with a distinct grace.
10. A Prophet should not refuse reconciliation with another Prophet when peace is possible. A mature servant of God pursues peace even when pride resists it.
11. A Prophet should not treat another Prophet as an eñemy, but as a fellow labourer in the Council of Prophets, worthy of honour, prayer, and respect.
12. A Prophet should not steal, divide, or manipulate members from another Prophet through subtle criticism or comparison. The sheep belong to God, not man.
Irrespective of District or branch, we are one body in the Council of Prophets.
13. A Prophet should not speak dishonourably or sow suspicion about another Prophet in private conversations or public platforms. Words carry spiritual weight and can either build or destroy trust in the Council of Prophets.
14. A Prophet should not withhold, withdraw, or block good opportunities, support, or encouragement from another Prophet out of jealousy, envy, or insecurity. Kingdom assignments are not competitions.
Summary:
Remember, the Chief Shepherd, the Caller, God, and the Father of all, is watching and keeping records. Relate as brethren. Titles, anointing, positions, end here. Such things have no relevance in heaven.
💥 This is humbly written, with a sincere heart and deep concern for the unity, purity, and integrity of the Council Of Prophet.
Shalom🌹
