We See In Part
"Richard Roberts has written a great book on prophecy, We See In Part: Reframing Prophecy Today. He looks at prophecy through the lens of the biblical, historical, and contemporary models. I found it helpful, practical, an easy quick read of only about 150 pages. There are current issues related to prophecy that makes it very timely."
-- Dr Randy Clark (Global Awakening)
"Richard’s book offers helpful insights addressing some of the very issues and concerns we have seen arise in the Church these last several years. If you want to explore the gift of prophecy, then I recommend Richard’s book as one of the guides on your journey towards deeper understanding, and towards appreciating the various layers of prophetic ministry."
-- Christy Wimber, Author, Director of Global Church Planting, Friends Churches
"I believe Richard Roberts' book, We See in Part, is an extremely important contribution to the place of prophets and prophecy and the subject's place as a core value in the development of our personal lives and the life of our churches today."
-- John Noble, Charismatic Leaders Conference (UK)
WE SEE IN PART evaluates prophecy today using the lens of scripture and of church history.
- Informative and accessible, questions addressed include:
- How do we actually receive and communicate prophecy?
- How can we evaluate the content of a prophetic word?
- Can we distinguish between the human and divine elements of a prophecy?
- What makes someone a false prophet?
- What safeguards and protocols should be in place?
- Is there an overlap between ‘natural’ intuition and prophecy?
- How can we evaluate political prophecies?
Dr RICHARD J ROBERTS holds qualifications in medicine, theology, and counselling. He has experience in church leadership and as a theological educator. Richard is a trustee of the International Charismatic Consultation and of Ffald y Brenin retreat centre in Wales. Since 2012 he has been involved in official contact between the New Charismatic Churches (non-denominational) and the Vatican. He is the author of Cultivating God’s Presence: Renewing Ancient Practices for Today’s Church.
