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It is with great joy that I finally announce my debut book:

PROPHETIC INTEL

How to Carry the Weight of Your Calling

This book was crafted in the trenches of my own formation.

And while it speaks deeply to the prophetic, this is not simply another book about developing a prophetic gift.

It is about forming the vessel that carries it.

Because receiving revelation is one thing. Becoming a person with the stature, character and capacity to carry its weight with embodied authority is another.

Much of Prophetic Intel grew out of the work I began through SOPA: School of Prophetic Activation. I’ve taken some of those foundational principles, developed them further, and added fresh frameworks and revelation around the journey I believe every prophetic person must learn to navigate:

RECEIVE.
This is where prophetic posture begins. Learning to recognise what God is revealing, discern His voice and steward what you receive with clarity.

CARRY.
Revelation has weight. Do you have the stature to weigh it, wait with it and war over it without being crushed by what you carry? Gift can awaken you. Formation teaches you how to sustain what God entrusts to you.

GOVERN.
Prophetic unction was never intended to remain within the four walls of the Church. Can you translate what God reveals into wisdom, leadership, strategy and influence? Can you carry the voice of God faithfully into the marketplace, culture and the territory you have been entrusted to steward?

That is the journey of Prophetic Intel.

Not merely hearing.

Receiving. Carrying. Governing.

I’m incredibly excited to begin opening this world with you over the coming weeks.

The book releases 15.11.2026, and I’m forming a first-wave launch community for those who want to journey closely with the release, receive early updates and help carry this message further.

Comment INTEL below and I’ll send you the sign-up link.

The book is coming.
The first wave is forming. by @isaactendo

I’ve been carrying two words:

**PRIESTHOOD NIGHT.**

And there is still a trembling in me as I write them — not because I’m unsure that we should move, but because I want to steward this with reverence.

I’m learning there is a difference between trembling before God and shrinking from what He has asked you to carry.

So we are moving.

Priesthood Night is a gathering centred on returning to the altar:

to minister to the Lord,
to intercede,
to consecrate ourselves again,
to behold Him,
and to make room for His glory.

The burden is simple:

Rebuilding priesthood.
Restoring reverence.
Rekindling first love.

Joel 2:17.
Acts 13:2.
2 Chronicles 5:13–14.

We believe the first gathering should happen before the end of this year, or January at the latest.

We are currently discerning where in the UK the first room should be, so we are not locking ourselves into a city prematurely. We want to follow the burden, not force the geography.

And now we are gathering the first people who will help carry it.

Those who will pray.
Those who will sow into the building fund.
Those who will serve.
Those who can help with media, production, operations, hospitality, venues, resources or connections.

Those who simply recognise the burden and want to stand with us as it takes shape.

There is more than one way to build.

This isn’t an interest check.

We are building — carefully, prayerfully, and with conviction.

If you want to become part of the first circle, DM:

**PRIESTHOOD**

Beholding until we become. by @isaactendo

New here? Welcome.

I’ve been thinking about how to explain what this page actually is to me.

The simplest way I can say it is this:

this page is an altar.

It belongs to the Lord before it belongs to an algorithm.

So my deepest concern has never been likes.
It isn’t views.
It isn’t growth for growth’s sake.

I want to see a people emerge in my generation until the King is seen.

And when I say prophetic, I don’t just mean people who can give a word.

I mean people who live sensitive to the communication of God.

People who discern His movements.
Recognise His timings.
Carry His heart.
Obey His instructions.
And understand what heaven is asking of them in their generation.

Because the prophetic is not just in what you say.

It is in how you live awake to God.

A lot of my work lives in the deeper places.

Helping people understand what God is forming in them.

What is gift and what is character.
What is calling and what is ambition.
What is God and what is noise.
What needs activation — and what first needs formation.

So when someone follows this page, I don’t just see another number.

I wonder what God is awakening in you.

What He has been developing in private.

What He has been whispering that you still need language for.

What He may be asking you to become before He asks you to be seen.

That’s why so much of what I carry comes back to three words:

BEHOLD.
See the King.

BECOME.
Be formed by the King.

REVEAL.
Make the King visible.

Because I’m not interested in making people look more prophetic.

I want to see Christ formed in people deeply enough that when their gift speaks, their life agrees.

When the opportunity comes, their character can carry it.

When their generation needs them, they are ready.

So if you’re new here, welcome.

Take your time.
Read.
Listen.
Test everything by Scripture.

And if something here keeps putting language to what God has been doing in you, don’t rush past that.

There may be more He wants you to understand.

Emerge — until the King is seen. by @isaactendo

SOUTH AFRICA, I SENSE A SEASON OF HOLY UPROAR! 🇿🇦

RECEIVED: 20 JUNE 2026
PUBLICLY RELEASED: 3 NOVEMBER 2026

As I received this prophetic burden, one impression came with particular weight:

“I AM UNMUZZLING THE PROPHETS.”

Some who have been dismissed as troublemakers and whistleblowers may actually be carrying a trumpet of warning that must be tested, not silenced.

The Church must not confuse political politeness with prophetic faithfulness.

I sense a roar of reformation that must resound from within the Church. And where those entrusted with responsibility refuse to speak, the Lord is able to raise voices beyond the nation’s borders.

But there is a question I believe South Africa must confront:

WILL YOU HOLD ON TO POWER AND LOSE RELEVANCE, OR BUILD THE AUTHORITY TO SHAPE THE FUTURE OF A NATION?

The tipping point may not be something entirely new. Sometimes it is the moment a people finally respond to what has been confronting them all along.

Isaiah 66:8 asks:

“Shall a nation be born at once? For as soon as Zion travailed, she brought forth her children.”

We desire national awakening. But who is willing to travail?

We desire reformation. But who is willing to repent?

We desire influence. But who is willing to be formed?

SOUTH AFRICA IS ON THE HEART OF THE LORD.

I submit this word for prayerful discernment, with a burden for the Church, its emerging generation and the future of the nation.

SOUTH AFRICA, LET THE REMNANT ARISE!

🇿🇦 SEND THIS WORD TO SOMEONE WHO WILL STAND IN PRAYER FOR SOUTH AFRICA.

But don’t merely circulate the word. Carry the burden.

PRAY. TRAVAIL. PREPARE.

May a people emerge through whom the King is seen. by @isaactendo

A blunt axe can still cut. But it demands more strength.

I’ve known seasons when my spiritual senses were sharp, and seasons when they felt dull.

Ecclesiastes 10:10 reminds me that the edge must be sharpened.

I’ve come to realise that the prophetic call requires more than stewarding the vessel and cultivating the gift. We must also develop how we receive.

And perhaps our ministry to those seeking God and those already following Jesus would carry greater clarity if we took this seriously.

We don’t sharpen to appear more gifted. We sharpen so the life of Jesus can be revealed more clearly through us. by @isaactendo

A feeling is not a prophecy.
But a wordless impression isn’t automatically meaningless either.

I’ve learnt that some promptings carry weight before they carry words.

A caution. A conviction. An unusual compassion.

Through my own walk, I’ve identified seven languages of prophetic sensing worth understanding.

Not every feeling is God’s voice.
But the answer isn’t dismissal. It’s discernment.

Which of these seven languages have you found most difficult to interpret accurately? by @isaactendo

The fire was real. But the smell wasn’t.

May your communion with Christ leave a greater fragrance than the battles you’ve endured.

Full teaching on YouTube: Beyond the Threshold | Learning to Remain in Prayer.

Watch via the link in bio. by @isaactendo

One of the mistakes we make in prophetic development is assuming that every gifted person needs the same kind of training.

Some need interpretation. Others need restraint. Some need theological depth. Others need emotional maturity, leadership wisdom or the discipline to build.

I’ve become increasingly convinced that recognising someone’s gift is only the beginning.

The real work is understanding what that gift requires of the person carrying it.

Which of these eight prophetic expressions do you recognise in yourself — and what kind of mentoring do you believe you need most? by @isaactendo

Your history with God should deepen your trust in Him.

Yet I’ve known the temptation—and seen it in others—to long for the provision of the wilderness when the responsibility before us is to possess the land.

We become familiar with how He sustained us. Sometimes, we begin asking Him to preserve that experience rather than remain open to what He is revealing.

Even a blessing can become an idol when keeping it matters more than following Him.

Across changing seasons, three purposes remain:

1. To know Him more deeply.
What am I learning of Him?
2. To be conformed to the image of His Son.
Where must I become more like Christ?
3. To live as His ambassadors, advancing His Kingdom.
What responsibility must I now carry?

These questions take us deeper than asking whether this season feels familiar.

May our gratitude for what He has done keep us tender towards what He is teaching.

If this is your prayer, comment: “Teach me Your ways.”

Behold · Become · Reveal.
Until the King is seen. by @isaactendo

This is the era where God is seeking who to mantle next…

It’s not a race to the swift. It’s a race for those who have learnt how to REMAIN.

Jesus said, “Follow Me.”

Yet Jesus, the perfect image of God, still offended much of His crowd with His teaching on eating His flesh and drinking His blood — a prophetic picture anticipating Holy Communion, by the way.

Many walked away. But Peter remained.

I’m not here trying to make mantles more important than Jesus.

But as a prophetic generation, may we recognise that there are prices men and women have paid that we are now beneficiaries of.

May we begin to see that the graves of the faithful are real commodities in the spirit. Not because power resides in graves, but because what God establishes through a life of obedience can outlive the person.

SO WAKE UP, PEOPLE OF GOD!

Wake up, oh hidden giant!

You who slumber.
You who are weary.

ARISE AND CONTEND!

Contend that the Lord would mantle you with something that can damage the kingdom of darkness and advance the Kingdom of God!

Not for fame. Not for a platform.

But until the King is seen in our generation!

GOD STILL RAISES PEOPLE.

Comment “,FIND ME FAITHFUL” if your prayer is to be among those who remain. by @isaactendo

There will always be more to build,
more people to serve and more responsibilities to carry.

But communion with the King must never become secondary to advancing His Kingdom.

We cannot afford to become strangers to the One we represent.

In Revelation 2, Jesus acknowledged the Ephesian church’s labour and perseverance, yet confronted their first love.

Their activity was evident.
Their affection needed attention.

The work can be progressing while the heart needs returning.

Not every yes comes with excitement.

Sometimes obedience requires surrender before our emotions have caught up.

Gethsemane reminds us that surrender can be costly.

A trembling yes can still be a sincere yes.

Luke 22:42 by @isaactendo

Keep dating each other.

I’m discovering that marriage is a call to mutual fulfilment. Learning what brings each other joy—and making time for it.

Prioritise fun.
Keep having firsts together.
Break the routine.

This salsa class had us both outside our comfort zones, but it’s a memory I’ll treasure.

There’s still more of us to discover. by @isaactendo