In this heartfelt and often humorous episode, Emma Stark sits down with Caroline Swan and Rebecca Rednic to share the biggest personal lessons they’ve learned so far this year.

From burnt toast and unexpected fire alarms in the GPA office, to mobility scooter races down the corridor, the prophets take us behind the scenes of their real lives—and into the deep spiritual truths God is teaching them right now.

They talk candidly about finding your pace with God, being content in the mystery, knowing who and what sustains you, and recognising different types of rest—active, exhausted, and restorative. Caroline shares how God is teaching her to be comfortable with the unknown, Rebecca reflects on discipline and consistency in a busy life, and Emma unpacks the courage to say “yes” and “no” to the right things in each season.

Whether you’re a prophet, a leader, or someone simply wanting to live more intentionally, this episode will equip you to identify your own “big learns” and embrace the season God has you in.

In this episode:

• Behind-the-scenes prophetic life at GPA (and its chaos)
• Pace, structure, and consistency in leadership and family life
• Learning to be content in the mystery of God’s plans
• Different types of rest: active, exhausted, and restorative
• Knowing who sustains you and where to spend your time
• The “born ready” prophetic lifestyle
• How to let go of what’s not your responsibility

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In this urgent episode, Emma Stark is joined by Jonah Wilson and Louise Reid for a sober prophetic briefing on Revelation 13 and the spirit of the false prophet. They trace how this spirit partners with Antichrist to devour life and shut down supply lines, and why our warfare must now prioritize two daily decrees: life and resources.

From lighthearted banter (Aura Rings and airport “running”) to clear biblical framing, the team contrasts Old Testament “false words” with the New Testament’s ravenous wolves who destroy through saccharine “peace, peace” messages and culture-war polarization. They expose death structures (sarcasm, cynicism, cancel culture) that open doors to the false prophet spirit, warn how these patterns lead to resource drought, and call leaders to keep blessing at the center.

The episode ends with strong, practical prayers and decrees over your life, family, finances, and generational lines—so you can stand in the flow of abundant life and unblocked resources in this era.

You’ll learn:

• How the false prophet spirit (Rev. 13) partners with Antichrist
• Why today’s battle targets life and supply lines
• Signs you’re in a death structure (and how to leave it)
• The danger of “peace, peace” when God is calling for holiness
• Daily decrees for life, health, and resourcing

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Show Notes (skimmable)

• Hosts: Emma Stark with Jonah Wilson & Louise Reid
• Cold open: Oura Rings, airport running, and a quick segue to serious business
• Teaching: Revelation 13—Antichrist (first beast) and the false prophet (second beast)
• Core assignment of the hour: contend for life and resources
• Death structures: sarcasm, cynicism, cancel culture, “common enemy” cultures
• OT vs NT false prophet: from false visions to ravenous wolves destroying by “peace, peace”
• Civil war of ideas on social media and the othering of true prophets
• Strategy: daily decrees of life, health, prosperity, flow of resources
• Ministry: corporate prayers over souls, bodies, households, finances, generations

n this episode of What the Prophets Say, Emma Stark, Louise Reid, and Rebecca Rednick unpack a prophetic word for this season: there is grace for the pace — and space for the pace. From a wild worship moment in London to a McDonald’s salvation story where a man threw his drugs and the power of the Spirit hit, this episode is a call to stop dragging your feet and move with God’s momentum.

They dig into: choosing courage over comfort, creating space by saying no to the right things, staying sharp by changing your rooms and relationships, and why different geographies carry different aspects of God’s nature (including a surprising profile of Glasgow as a cocooning, revelatory city). The trio land with a hard truth for leaders and pioneers: navigate good deaths so there’s room for new births. If you’ve been “thinking it through” for months, this is your nudge to act.