Over the past 40 to 50 years, the Church has witnessed a significant resurgence in the five-fold ministry Paul wrote about in Ephesians 4. There has been a great release in the apostolic and prophetic ministries, a development unparalleled since the early days of Christianity. There is a lot of misunderstanding about these two ministries, but especially the apostolic. This book explores how this role interacts with the other five-fold ministry gifts, drawing from both practical experience and fresh scriptural study.
 
Many individuals today struggle to discern their true calling. Some have received prophecies about their future roles, only to become discouraged or disoriented when these predictions do not materialize. This often leads to frustration and, in some cases, a reluctance to pursue ministry altogether. The result is that many are unable to recognize their genuine callings, leaving them unfulfilled and underutilized within the local church.
Some of the most frustrated people I have met are those who are doing something they have not been called to do. It is like walking with their shoes on the wrong feet. They can walk, but they are always aware that this is not the way it was meant to be.
 
I have both been called and have come into my callings and can tell you that there are few things as satisfying as knowing you are doing what you have been created to do. I trust these notes will help you as you seek the Lord for the calling and purpose that He has ordained for you.
 
In this book I also share my opinion about the New Apostolc Reformation (NAR) and the Latter Rain Movement.