Allegedly Bishop Jordan Says Prophecology Unlocked In Him That Salvation and Healing Is Really the Process- I'm Unapologetically Me: Showing Up Real

This Years' Bishop Jordan’s Prophecology wasn’t just an experience — it was a revelation. Not just about prophecy, theology, or spiritual gifts — but about the process. 

The divine unfolding of becoming who God called you to be, one honest step at a time.

See, you might have went expecting teaching. But you definitely got transformation. 

One of the biggest takeaways? Your healing and salvation are not always immediate. Sometimes, they’re layered. Ongoing. Personal. 

And that’s okay. Bishop Jordan reminded us that God is not intimidated by our process. He’s in it. He designed it.

“The most powerful thing you can do is show up as yourself.”

 

That quote hit different after Prophecology. Because too many of us — especially in spiritual spaces — show up as who people expect. Cleaned up. Covered up. Comfortable for others, but disconnected from our own truth.

But what if God is calling us to show up as her — the version of ourselves we often try to hide?

The bold one.
The flawed one.

The chosen, but still becoming one.

That’s the version God can use.

At Prophecology, people come to shed their masks. Men and women admit they were still healing, growing, and still figuring it out — 

And that were we see so much freedom in that. There was favor in the room, not because we were perfect, but because we were present.

The prophetic isn't just about declaring the future. It's about aligning with your authentic self in the now, so you can receive what’s already been spoken over you.

And here’s the part that keeps echoing in my spirit:

There is power in authenticity.
There is freedom in process.
There is breakthrough in showing up fully you.

So, if you’ve ever felt like you had to fake it to be accepted by God or the church — let that go. If you’ve been waiting to be “perfect” before stepping into your purpose — stop.

Because Bishop Jordan and Prophecology taught me this:

Your salvation is not a performance. Your healing is not on a deadline. Your destiny is not delayed — it’s being developed.

Archbishop, keep showing up.
Not as who they expect, but as who you are — unapologetically, anointed, and in-process.

That’s where your next level lives. 💫

This is prophetic satire—created to both entertain and inspire. It is not intended as a factual depiction of any individual or event. I hope it brings you joy and happiness.