Prophetess Boltcutter says she is not apologetic about being different.
“I’m a controversial prophetess. I believe in God but the way I deliver and help people is quite different from others but I get everything from God,” said Prophetess Boltcutter- official name- Precious Dhlakama nee Muchena- of the Resurrected Life International Church
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She was responding to some criticism on social media from people that think she does not fit their idea of how a female church leader should be like.
She says the name came to her in a dream telling her what she must do with the gift of prophecy and deliverance
“a bolt cutter is something that does not have the time to negotiate with any situation,” she said explaining that she will snip through any challenges that one may be facing.
Prophetess says that while many people who have been in pain and seeking deliverance without any tangible results are ready to give up, they should continue to hold on to their faith as they just need the correct spiritual help to break whatever challenges they may be facing
“I believe everyone has a turning point in life. If you feel you need spiritual help, be it business boosting, marriage restoration, spiritual attacks, altar breaker using claypots and the likes I can help you,” said Prophetess Boltcutter after a healing session at her offices along Rotten Row.
A woman who declined to be identified said she felt at peace for the first time in years after her session with the Prophetess.
“With all these stories of sexual abuse by spiritual leaders, as a woman you begin to fear going for help. There is always a question as to whether you are safe. But when in the session with Prophetess Boltcutter, I was touched by grace. My spirit was at peace and I could feel the healing in my soul. I am truly grateful that we have a powerful woman of God that we can seek help from,” she said.
Prophetess Boltcutter – is the holder of a Diploma in Biblical Studies from Salem Evangelical Bible Institute Zimbabwe, and a Bachelor of Theology in Biblical Studies granted in association with Petra theological seminary in United States of America.
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