In Episode 142 of What the Prophets Say, Emma Stark, Jonah Wilson, and Rebecca Rednick confront the sobering rise of cultural Christianity—and issue a prophetic charge to resist its comfort and build the true gospel of the Kingdom. Through personal stories, historical parallels, and Spirit-led revelation, they explore the journey from irritation to resistance, and finally to revolution.

This is a conversation for those who feel the frustration of shallow church structures, forerunners who can’t sit still in compromise, and pioneers ready to “go west” and plant something that doesn’t yet exist. The episode highlights the dangers of creating a platform instead of birthing the new thing, the grief of tribal splits, and the spiritual urgency to produce fruit—not just critique the old.

With sharp honesty and fire, the prophets call out to those in hiding, burnout, or fear: it’s time to stop pointing at what’s broken and start growing what is sacred. It’s time to build the table, find your fertile ground, and plant with the Spirit.

In this heart-expanding episode, Emma Stark is joined by prophets Jonah Wilson and Rebecca Rednick in their first-ever roundtable conversation. The trio explores what it means to live prophetically in community—from the frontlines of Romania's hospitality to refugees, to the call to create “thin” communities that host the weight of God's glory. They unpack biblical blueprints from Eden to Pentecost, challenge passive church culture, and celebrate the sacredness of grafted-in family over hireling mindsets. With vulnerable storytelling and sharp prophetic insight, this episode is a call to reimagine belonging, legacy, and the posture of waiting for God’s perfect timing. Whether you're pioneering a ministry or longing for deeper connection, you’ll find language and encouragement to step into your next level of Kingdom life.

In this powerful episode, Emma Stark, Hannah Graham, and Caroline Swan dive into a recent supernatural encounter in London where the fire of God fell with unusual weight. Hannah describes being physically and spiritually consumed by a new fire — one that burned off old mantles and released new anointing. The conversation unpacks what it means to be mantled by fire for a new season of Kingdom assignment.

The prophets urge listeners to surrender every trace of compromise and embrace the fire not just for personal intimacy, but for carrying God's power to the world. From humorous moments with beanbags and soaking to weighty calls for repentance and purity, this episode is both lighthearted and deeply sobering.

Key Themes:

• A fresh mantling of fire for Kingdom purpose
• Encounter, surrender, and integrity in leadership
• The refining fire as preparation for public authority
• A call to be the burning ones for the world