Every great team has a moment when the story begins. It’s the moment when people from completely different journeys—each carrying their own experiences, struggles, and calling—suddenly cross paths and realize they were never meant to walk alone. In the movies, that’s the moment the heroes assemble. For the Superfriends, that moment didn’t happen on a movie screen. It happened during a prophetic conference. But the truth is, the story started long before we ever met. Because long before our paths crossed, God had already been moving behind the scenes—preparing each of us through different seasons of life. For me, that preparation came during a pivotal time in my walk with God. I had grown weary. Not weary of God—but weary of the battles. There had been illness, family challenges, and financial strain. Yet through it all, I remained committed to walking with integrity before the Lord. Even when things were difficult, I had made the decision that my relationship with God would remain steady. During that season, I was introduced to the ministry of Prophet Joshua Giles. Listening to his messages felt like a cold drink of water on a hot day. He was speaking directly to the things I had been thinking about and praying through—offering clarity, wisdom, and kingdom solutions that brought direction to what God was doing in my life. So when I heard about the Prophet’s House, I signed up. It was during one of those gatherings that something significant happened. Apostle Giles shared a prophecy about a coming move of God—one that would not necessarily look like the large movements people were used to seeing. Instead, he spoke about a remnant that God was raising up. This move, he said, would happen differently. It would begin in small groups. Groups that would form organically by the Spirit of God—people who would find one another and begin walking together in what God was doing. As I listened, something in my spirit responded. So after the session ended, I began searching through the chat room, looking to see if anyone else had heard the same call and was responding to it.

I was first introduced to Joshua Giles through Cindy Trimm during End your Year Strong (two consecutive years).In 2024, I came across the Mantle Conference on YouTube by Joshua Giles. As I listened, something stirred deeply in my spirit. God used that moment to confirm things in my life.“Deep calls too deep in the roar of your waterfalls.” – Psalm 42:7 “My sheep hear My voice… and they follow Me.” – John 10:27 When Joshua mentioned upcoming conferences, I felt led by the Spirit to attend both. I enrolled in the School of the Prophets online, expecting to grow personally in my prophetic gift and hear from God through Joshua Giles.“Earnestly desire spiritual gifts, especially that you may prophesy.” – 1 Corinthians 14:1“Stir up the gift of God which is in you.” – 2 Timothy 1:6During the conference, I felt prompted to share my email with other online participants so we could continue gathering, praying, and building upon what God had started in us. I expected maybe one or two responses. Instead, a flood of emails came in.Two people volunteered to collect everyone’s contact information. One of them was Judette, she organized a sign-in sheet so we could stay connected. At our first meeting, several joined—but as time passed, the group became three: - Judette - Rodney - Myself Though smaller in number, it was clear God was doing something intentional.“Where two or three are gathered in My name, I am there in the midst of them.” – Matthew 18:20 “Do not despise small beginnings.” – Zechariah 4:10. I joined the conference seeking personal growth in the prophetic. But God was forming something bigger — a community. What began as a simple step of obedience became the foundation of a prophetic fellowship — friends, prophets, and prophetic voices holding one another accountable and growing together.“Iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another.” – Proverbs 27:17 “Being confident of this, that He who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion.” – Philippians 1:6. Through this God-ordained gathering, I found a brother and sister in Christ, true friendship, partnership, people who understand the call and the challenges that come with it, brought together by God alone.

Today is very special for 2 reasons. First, today is the official launch of our Superfriends Prophetic Community here in Skool. Second, it’s the anniversary of the origin of the idea for this unique community—when our Founders, Tiffany, Rodney, and I, first teamed up to create a prophetic community exactly one year ago today! In honor of “Founder’s Day” and the first official “Superfriends Day,” I am going to share my Origin Story. And I want to encourage the other founders, @Rodney Graham and @Tiffany Matthews, to share their Origin Stories as well. As you may already know, every superhero has an “origin story” that explains how they became who they are. For our Superfriends community, we would like new members to post their Origin Story—how they became a member of our community. We want to know what led you to us and what was going on in your life that caused you to want to seek more authentic, fulfilling, and lasting friendships. We want to hear from each new member as they join our community! So be sure to share YOUR Origin Story with us when you become a new Superfriend. So without further ado, here is my Origin Story… Throughout my youth and young adulthood, I always seemed to have a best friend or a couple of good friends. But later in life, having a solid couple of friends and girlfriends—let alone Godly friends—became close to impossible. I did all the things you’re supposed to do. ”He who has friends shows themselves friendly,” I would hear that all the time. I did that. I sowed. I showed up and supported friends in their new business endeavors, baby showers, weddings. I went to dinner and drinks. I was their shoulder to cry on—an endless, unofficial therapist, babysitter, marriage counselor, run-around-town-with-you-as-you-run-errands type of friend. But there was little to no reciprocation. And that’s just superficial stuff. When it comes to someone being able to pray heaven down or cast a devil out… crickets. When it came to someone showing up to the hospital when you’re in the ER... nothing. Your graduation for your Master's degree? Silence. And don’t be someone who is prophetic too… complete isolation.