Scribal Commanders & Scribal Warfare
Understand the "spiritual warfare dimension" of your scribal calling
LECTURE Summary
Never has there been such a surge in prophetic scribal ministry as we have witnessed at the turn of the 21st century. In this 1 hour 47 minute session, participants who sense a call to "war" will gain a present day, New Covenant perspective concerning what it means to be a scribal commander, what it means to take scribal command and what it means to engage in scribal warfare in their administrative, creative and instructional calling.
STUDENTS CAN EXPECT TO:
-Access a 1-hour 47-minute lecture
-Access PowerPoint presentation notes
-Access“Weapons of Warfare” chart specific to scribes
STUDENTS CAN EXPECT TO:
-Access a 1-hour 47-minute lecture
-Access PowerPoint presentation notes
-Access“Weapons of Warfare” chart specific to scribes
STUDENTS WILL:
-Explore a 21st century view of what it means to war from their priesthood (not your typical church teachings)
-Define the role of the Scribal Commander, based on The Scribal Anointing® teachings
-Define Scribal Warfare as it is understood within the context of the 21st century scribe and The Scribal Anointing® teachings
-Obtain details on what the calling of a “Scribal Commander” looks like
-Explore “the scribal realm” of warfare and understand how it looks for the administrative, creative and instructional scribe
-Identify three distinct "battlegrounds" associated with scribal warfare as released exclusively through The Scribal Anointing® teachings
WHO SHOULD TAKE THIS COURSE:
Prophetic scribes at any level of development
1-HOUR 47-MINUTES
LECTURE LISTING
Apostle Theresa Harvard Johnson
Apostle Theresa Harvard Johnson is a minister of the Gospel and the progenitor of teachings on The Scribal Anointing®, the 21st-century revelation of the office of the prophetic scribe. She is passionate about identifying, building and providing structural foundations for the Lord's scribal nation. She holds an MDiv in Biblical History and an MA in Professional Writing and is currently a third-year doctoral law student, in the area of human rights specifically in the area of disability law and policy affecting children, youth and young adults.
