Kim Clement – Thrilling and Sensational Prophet

“When I first discovered that I was a prophet, it was thrilling and sensational. I had no idea what it entailed but my imagination sure kept me from any form of pessimism. They say the difference between an optimist and a pessimist is that an optimist sees the doughnut, while a pessimist sees the hole.”

{Kim Clement, from one of his latest offerings]

Huh? Thrilling and sensational?!  His imagination? His optimism?  That says it all [even if we did not know what garbage Kim Clement prophecies]. It says  that he is not a prophet speaking for God, and has never experienced the real thing – and more than that, Kim Clement’s understanding of the Bible and God and His ways is so poor, he does not even know what real prophecy should look like!

Instead he admits he speaks optimistically from his own imagination his own words [explains why he gets it so wrong all the time], and yet again there is a fair amount of self-promotion and personal backslapping going on.

Kim Clement takes the glory and the focus – which is yet another sign of his falseness and the true source for his ‘prophecy’.

If Kim Clement were a real prophet, ‘the prophet’ would know he has nothing to boast of in himself except God. For it is God that speaks the word that flows through the real prophet – regardless of the prophet’s emotional state and optimism level and knowledge and wisdom  – and so what can the prophet boast of, except to boast of God and give Him all the glory – and continaully point back to Him? If the prophet does not continually point back to God, and glorify Him but instead demands the focus - then who has really sent him? Who does he really work for? Himself or God?

If the prophetic word spoken is true and reliable, what can the real prophet brag about, as it is not his own mind that has spoken that word - he has only been obedient and spoken the word of God out. The word did not originate from him! And he knows God has made his mouth too so he has nothing to boast of in speaking it through his voice. Can the pottery really boast and think itself something when it is the potter’s skill that has moulded and made it? Can the piano really brag in itself when a musician plays a wonderful piece on its ivory keys – that the craftsman has made, and the tuner has tuned?

And notice this ‘testimony’ is all about Kim Clement and not God! There is the bragging and all the focus on him. That ‘he discovered’, ‘he was’, ‘he felt’, ‘his imagination’, ‘his optimism’, ‘what he chose to focus on’ - where does God figure in any  of this?

Also, how can Kim Clement say he had no idea what being a prophet entailed and then say he discovered at the same time he was a prophet? How did he discover he was a prophet if he did not even know then what a prophet was?! This does not even make sense logically, let alone biblically.

And Kim Clement saying “he first discovered he was a prophet” does not imply a clear call from God,  or a supernatural ‘pentecostal’ filling and gifting after his salvation, it implies a ‘gift’ inherent in him since birth/childhood that he ‘discovered’. That is an occultic and not a Christian belief.   Yet again I will reiterate, it is all about him  and not God.

Other things Kim Clement has said elsewhere, some of which I have already documented on this site, and other things I am yet to write up and post, also indicate Kim Clement’s obviously occultic understanding and practice of ‘prophecy’. Kim Clement even has an occultic background and his views of that are very  telling. [More on that to come!]

Kim Clement like a psychic [and a bad one at that] ’reads’ [or pretends to read] people and events – he does not hear from God and speak the word that is spoken by God. He should not be listened to by the church but be rebuked. He is a false prophet – and his own words convict him of this on multiple counts. May Kim Clement repent before it is too late for him, and a mighty wind comes and sweeps him off his feet.