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Title: Developing You Prophetic Gifting by Graham Cooke ISBN: 1-85240-144-3 Publisher: Sovereign World Ltd Pub. Date: October, 2000 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $14.99

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Average Customer Rating: 5 (3 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: Powerful
Comment: Graham is an amazing prophet and a Prophetic teacher. He seems to be anointed in many ways. He has had the prophetic and signs and wonders in his life for many years. He has walked the walk and knows the Lord. He has acted and operated both prophetically and as a Prophetic teacher and Judge with a long and successful track record.

I would recomend this to the novice and to the advanced. This is helpful in all areas of the Prophetic and for those just hoping to know more.

Rating: 5
Summary: A great introduction to the prophetic
Comment: This was required reading in bible school, in a very practical class. This book was easy to follow through. There are many important principles & guidelines that are clearly explained. Graham Cooke has been around for a while and it is obvious in reading this book. This book is suitable for a person who is just beginning to operate in the prophetic ministry or looking to expand in it. Cooke presents biblical foundations for prophecy and why prophecy is for today. Even if you don't agree with everything he says, you will find this a very educational resource.

Rating: 5
Summary: Finally, a balanced approach to the prophetic
Comment: Finding a book about prophecy isn't that difficult. Finding a good book about prophecy (other than The Good Book) is very difficult. Graham's book is a refreshing change from most of what is currently available.

Keeping a balanced and thoroughly scriptural approach to an often misunderstood gift, Graham gives a practical overview of dealing with the prophetic, from gifting to office. He deals extensively with the prophetic's role and relation to local church leadership, and lays out a common sense method of employing, judging, and encouraging sound biblical prophecy in a local church setting.

I highly recommend this book as a guide to pastors and others who are interested in better understanding the role and meaning of the prophetic in their everyday lives.