They Shall Prophesy // Mother’s Day // Pastor Tabatha Claytor // Alive Church

“They Shall Prophesy” is a powerful and timely message from Pastor Tabitha Claytor at Alive Church, delivered on Mother’s Day, calling every believer to awaken to their prophetic identity in Christ. Rooted in Acts 2:16–18 and the fulfillment of Joel 2, this sermon reveals that we are still living in the last days—and that the Holy Spirit is still being poured out on sons and daughters today. In the upper room, as the disciples waited on God, the Holy Spirit came like tongues of fire, empowering ordinary people to speak with supernatural boldness. That same Spirit is available to you. This message reminds us that prophecy is not reserved for a select few—it is a gift for all believers. As 1 Corinthians teaches, those who prophesy speak edification, encouragement, and comfort. You were created to speak life. Too often, we speak from what we see—our circumstances, struggles, and limitations. But Pastor Tabitha challenges us to stop partnering with fear, lack, and doubt, and instead align our words with what God is saying. Life and death are in the power of the tongue, and when we declare God’s truth, we begin to see transformation. Drawing from Ezekiel 37, the valley of dry bones becomes a vivid picture of what happens when we speak God’s Word into lifeless situations. God instructed Ezekiel to prophesy—and as he obeyed, what was dead came back to life. This same authority is available to us today. When we speak the answer instead of the problem, we partner with heaven to bring change on earth. This sermon will stir your faith to: – Recognize your identity as a son or daughter of God – Speak to your situation with boldness and clarity – Prophesy over your children, your future, and your calling – Break agreement with negativity and declare God’s promises – Step into your God-given authority to bring life and restoration God is waiting for you to open your mouth. You are not called to simply talk—you are called to declare what God says. When you align your words wi