Author: Theresa Harvard Johnson

Theresa Harvard Johnson is the founder of The School of the Scribe and progenitor of The Scribal Anointing® teachings, the 21st-century revelation of the office of the prophetic scribe. She has authored more than 25 books to help prophetic scribes navigate their calling, taught thousands of scribes globally and developed safe spaces online and in person to foster prophetic community. Theresa holds an M. Div. in biblical studies and an M. A. in professional writing. As a scribal historian and mentor to many, she has pioneered exclusively in this area for more than two-decades.

Leading A Scribal Group: 4 Simple Steps

Posted on 06/12/2014 by Theresa Harvard Johnson

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The destiny of EVERY CALLING is immersion in the mind of Christ, full reconciliation. Remember, we all have different giftings according to 1 Corinthians 12 but it is the same Spirit at work in all.

The success of a scribal group or Christian writing group isn’t based on the number of members, publishing projects or even the caliber of speakers in the eyes of men (Luke 16:15). Rather, it is based on being a catalyst through which people grow in pursuing God and walking out His plans and purposes for them.

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Creativity According To The Kingdom by Matt Tommey

Posted on 05/22/2014 by Theresa Harvard Johnson

My soul has longed to read a book that could passionately capture my heart concerning the depth and power of God’s creativity, and impart the type of understanding into the ears of others that truly enabled them to appreciate and grasp the weight, impact and significance of Holy Spirit-inspired artistic expression. My friend Matt Tommey was able to do this in his book, “Creativity According to the Kingdom: Connecting with Heaven to Create with God & Release Transformation.”

I was created to be a poet, God’s oracle for healing and restoration. And as I am inspired, I grab hold of my oil pastels and worship into the morning. Several key passages from Tommey’s book affirmed that every ounce of creativity in me, and all artisans, is purposed to give and carry God’s light to others – bearing witness to His immeasurable, all-consuming, transforming power.

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The Blessing of Closed Doors

Posted on 04/30/2014 by Theresa Harvard Johnson

We hear about the blessings of open doors on a pretty consistent basis in the midst of our faith. Who wouldn’t want to hear this? After all, open doors are good right? Well they are good when they are opened at our Father’s direction.

But guess what, closed doors can be blessings as well. Holy Spirit often says to me: “Theresa, remember to thank God for closed doors as well as those He has opened.” This morning, I ran across an announcement that reminded me of this truth and my spirit leapt for your joy. I was inspired to remind you of the same.

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God Still Speaks by John Eckhardt

Posted on 04/02/2014 by Theresa Harvard Johnson

GOD STILL SPEAKS by John Eckhardt
Reviewed by Danielle Taylor

I consider myself an avid reader. I spent many years in church and not fully understanding the call upon my life. I would walking around in bubble seeking… searching for someone or something to tell me why I was here. I knew that I was different, and that God spoke to me all the time about many different things. However, I dared not to say such a thing because people would look at me a bit strange. Until recently, I had no understanding of the prophetic. I asked God to teach me and to direct me toward what he had for me. This journey brought me here to “GOD Still SPEAKS” by John Eckhardt.

This teaching/instructional guide reveals that God is still speaking to the body of Christ even though many say God does not speak like he did during the times of Moses and the Prophets. At one point I considered the same thing because of my upbringing. I dove into this book ready to receive all that the Lord was about to reveal. I was blessed beyond measure.

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On the Outside Looking In by Akili Kumasi

Posted on 03/12/2014 by Theresa Harvard Johnson

Reviewed by Theresa Harvard Johnson
Author Akili Kumasi

Before reading On the Outside Looking In: Hope For Separated Fathers Who Want To Be Good Fathers by Akili Kumasi, I earnestly had never considered myself a child of divorce. There were so many other challenges in the midst of my upbringing that – up until this very day – the fact that my parents divorced when I was teen had been erased from my mind. After reading this book, those memories resurfaced. I remember sitting in the courtroom horrified as I was placed on the witness stand and asked specific questions about my parents that ultimately helped decide who got what, who would pay what and with whom I would live.

This memory prompted me to highlight this statement from Kumasi’s book in which he pleads emphatically with readers: I strongly encourage everyone and anyone who can – if you can avoid divorce or separating children from living with both of their parents – please do anything and everything you can. Most importantly, for those who are not in a relationship and do not have children yet, before you even get to the question of separation, be careful not to get into any relationship that you are not 1,000 percent sure of. If you are not sure, do not gamble with the lives and generations that follow. It is not worth it.”

I must say, I agree.

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