What do you do when you see something spiritually significant—but the people around you can’t or won’t receive it? In this follow-up to Episode 55 on lament, Doug and Emily tackle the practical, emotional, and spiritual challenges of sharing prophetic messages—especially in churches that either *suppress supernatural gifts (Egypt)* or *allow everything without discernment (Babylon).* This episode is for seers, prophets, and anyone navigating how to share spiritual insight in a faithful, humble, and impactful way. Whether you’re ministering in a cessationist environment or a hyper-charismatic one, this episode will equip you with wisdom, grace, and perspective. Based on Chapter 11: Sharing the Message from Doug’s book *Seers See: Instruction on Seeing into the Spiritual Realm*, this episode covers:The difference between Egypt (rigid, skeptical churches) and Babylon (undiscerning, permissive ones)Why lament, not outrage, is the best posture for seersHow to honor authority while still delivering a hard wordWhy relational integrity and timing matter more than flashy revelationWhat Esther, Jeremiah, and Jesus teach us about prophetic deliveryHow to deliver correction in ways that can be receivedNavigating churches that weaponize theology to silence the Spirit “If I can’t grieve over it, I don’t deliver it.” – EmilyListen in and be encouraged to walk with humility, discernment, and boldness as a faithful seer in complex spiritual environments.Buy the book: Seers See – Available now on AmazonExplore more at [SeersSee.com](http://seerssee.com)

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“What did the council decide on item 42?” — answered with the speaker and the moment.

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