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.

Five Areas of Spiritual Development That Cannot Be Hidden: #3 The Coveting Heart

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Coveting is a fanatical desire to own or possess what another person has and/or what they can never have. The catch is this: The person coveting doesn’t want anyone to have “what they are coveting” but them.

So, they enter into emotional, mental and behavioral methods of operation riddled with anger, jealousy, envy, sabotage, manipulation, theft, etc. and a host of other associated sins that may start out subtle… but begin to become visible.

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Prophetic Writing

Five Areas of Spiritual Development That Cannot Be Hidden: #4 Narcissism

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Narcissism is an excessive display of love of self. Ministry is the perfect place for narcissists to TRY to hide out in because it is often personality driven, superficial and fueled by circus like activity. People, especially here in the United States, follow a groupie, fanatical and/or celebrity mindset surrounding religion and spirituality, so it’s makes them easy pray to these personality types. This isn’t just me talking, there are many credible studies and psychological reports that offer truths worth considering.

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Leadership Development

Prophetic Word & Insight: Write in the Light

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(I believe this message is for some prophetic writers here who have been hearing words that contradict what most prophetic people are releasing right now. I strongly believe the Lord gave me this to encourage you and to affirm that you are not missing Him in your hearing AND to help confirm your direction in this hour.)

I heard this phrase in the early morning hours during my quiet time with the Lord. Immediately I saw an image of pens in the hands of scribes turning into bright light on pages and the words lifting from them in an expanding radiance – lighting up everything in that space until nothing remained but blinding light.

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Prophetic Writing

What makes prophetic writers different?

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Here are some thoughts on what make us different or unique in the Christian writing arena? (This list is not about being better than anyone.)

  1. We give full attention to the voice of God in us over our own ideas.
  2. We are COMPELLED AND PRESSED to follow the voice of the Lord in all of our publishing projects.
  3. Our focus is almost exclusively on connecting our message with “the one” who needs us. We understand that meeting a city of one is just as critical as a city of millions. And we press forward.
  4. We understand that our calling is about HIS message alone.
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    Prophetic Writing

My Books Speak To Me

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Copyright 2020 Theresa Harvard Johnson

People ask me how I write so much and how do I know when it is time to write my books. Here is my answer.

My books speak to me.

  1. Situations are highlighted in my sight or hearing that demands recording. This begins to happen consistently, relentlessly.
  2. I wake up from the “scribal” dream realm with whole paragraphs and chapters in my book. Sometimes I SEE the examples I should write about in my dreams.
  3. I have encounters with God in MY scribal realm of dreams. I literally have a place God takes me in my dreams (heaven) to instruct me. It is a place I write about in my book on the scribal realm of dreams.
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    Prophetic Writing