Prophetic Image Expressions/Kim Clement

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Prophetic Image Expressions (PIE) was created by and for Kim Clement as a religious music platform. He was born in South Africa and claims to function in the five fold ministry office of a Prophet. Kim conducts “services,” marked by praise and worship, with assertions by Kim that the gifts of the Spirit flow with accuracy, bringing liberty to God's people and setting the captives free. Kim maintains that many are healed of incurable diseases and, as a result, many are saved. In addition, he has ministry in South Africa, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the United States of America. This ministry has chosen not to be open and transparent with MinistryWatch.com. As such it is difficult to understand all aspects of its ministry.

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Prophetic Image Expressions (PIE) was created by and for Kim Clement as a religious music platform. He was born in South Africa and claims to function in the five fold ministry office of a Prophet.

Kim conducts “services,” marked by praise and worship, with assertions by Kim that the gifts of the Spirit flow with accuracy, bringing liberty to God's people and setting the captives free. Kim maintains that many are healed of incurable diseases and, as a result, many are saved.

Kim has prophesied about "A New President" & "A Swift change in the Government" in '92, "Devils Night in Detroit" '95, "The White House", "The Economy", "The Church", "The Political Arena", "The Middle East", "The Nation" and "What God has in store for the Islamic nation" '96

Kim's ministry has taken him around the globe, with ministry in South Africa, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the United States of America. Kim focuses his ministry on a young generation and to see them become what he believes God has intended them to become ..... a "KDB GENERATION" (Kick Devil Butt Generation) and the " WARRIORS OF THE NEW MILLENNIUM. "

This ministry has chosen not to be open and transparent with MinistryWatch.com. As such it is difficult to understand all aspects of its ministry.

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Prophetic Image Expressions uses the following to express its Statement of Faith:

I do believe that the sinner is bound for hell but not destined for hell. I do believe that every human being must repent in order to be right with God, but the method that Jesus used in reaching them is not being applied today. He touched the unseen part of man. The treasure that God placed there is accessible through obedience to the cross.

I believe in Salvation according to Grace, which is a gift from God. I believe that confession of Jesus Christ and calling on Him for salvation allows you eternal life. I believe that you are born again after salvation.

I believe in the 2nd Coming of Jesus Christ. I believe in the fact of meeting Him in the air, but for a different reason than to escape from the wrath of the beast.

I believe in a hell preserved for demons and fallen angels. A hell preserved for those who fall once they have been enlightened, tasted the heavenly gift, have become partakers of the Holy Spirit, have tasted the good word of God and the powers of the age to come. If they fall away it is impossible for repentance, since they crucify again for themselves the Son of God, and put Him to an open shame. Hebrews 6:4-6.

I believe in a devil and demons that specifically attack humanity in order to draw them away from the cross, redemption and restoration.

I believe that 2000 years ago on an old rugged cross, God in the form of flesh died and rose again, bringing to an end the Old Covenant and the Law, allowing us salvation and reconciliation with God, the Father.

I believe in the Trinity: the Father, Son and Holy Spirit.

I believe in the baptism of water as an outward sign of an inward change necessary for public confession of your faith in Jesus.

I believe that Christ overcame death, hell and the grave and totally defeated the devil and the forces of darkness. I believe that because of this we are overcomers and that we have the power to tread on serpents and scorpions and over all the works of the enemy.

I do not agree with some modern escatologist and some of the erroneous dispensational teachings that suggest we are on a holding pattern so that Jesus can return to complete the job that we never finished.

I believe that we are the body of Christ and He is the head. He gave us the power to spread the Gospel, overcome demons, and disciple the Nations.

I believe that His coming is for a triumphant and glorious church, not a bunch of passive, backbiting, heresy hunters who cause division.

I believe in the Baptism of the Holy Spirit with evidence like other tongues, prophecy, and gifts of the Spirit.

I do not believe that we will become Jesus and that He will appear through us. I believe that He will return a 2nd time for His bride triumphant, not His bride fallen. God came to Adam in the garden and he had fallen into sin with his bride. When God returns to this Garden a 2nd time He will not find His Adam [Christ], nor His bride fallen, but in a completely different position to the first Adam, victorious over the same serpent that beguiled Eve and walking with God.

I believe in the local church and it’s government for the purpose of gatherings and spiritual events, not as a social club and a place for people to devour one another.

I believe in the ministry position of elders not to rule the Pastor or any other ascension gift ministry, but to serve the people.

I believe that the local church is the place to allow other ministries to operate for the building of the people, maturing, perfecting the saints, and for the purpose of assisting that specific local church.

I do not believe that one Ascension gift has greater power over another. Apostles, Prophets, Teachers, and others are to submit one to another in love. I believe God gave to the church Apostles, Prophets, Teachers, and others. I also do not believe that one has more authority than another.

I do not believe that Satan can get saved and I do not believe in ultimate reconciliation, which suggests that Hell is a place to purge you, and then give you access to heaven.

I believe that righteousness is granted because of the sacrifice of Christ.

I believe that holiness is a choice and the fruit of the Spirit are evidence of that fact. Holiness is not a specific dress code, or a regimented lifestyle of abstinence but an act of obedience to the prompting of the Spirit that causes conviction. Holiness is a condition of the heart which, when acted upon, determines your present circumstances many times. However, works are rewarded based upon obedience first and then sacrifice.

I believe that sacrifice without God’s leading is works and is done by the flesh which ultimately controls your view of others, because of your own accomplishments. Your personal convictions are not necessarily the law of holiness for others, and therefore you work out your own salvation with fear and trembling.

I believe that we are in the last days and the present signs are a signal for us to "go into all the world and preach the Gospel of the Kingdom". --Kim Clement

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Prophetic Image Expressions uses the following to communicate its history:

I (Kim Clement) gave my life to the Lord on a street in South Africa in 1973. I was suffering a severe knife wound as I overdosed on heroin, when a man picked me up off the street and delivered me from a strong demonic oppression. Prior to that experience I had very little knowledge of Jesus and no church experience at all. I was a rock musician and I played in clubs and bars. After that experience I completely abandoned my career as a musician and started a new life.

Due to expulsion from various schools, which was the result of a severe drug problem, I was uneducated. This drug problem placed me at the mercy of the taskmasters. The only education I had was music, which I had studied through the Trinity College of London.

I went to work in a factory as a storekeeper immediately after my decision to abandon the rock scene. I endeavored to study through home schooling and appealed to attend Bible School twice without success. I studied at home with the help of Oral Roberts University. I sent them a donation of $5.00 and, as a gift to me, they enrolled me into their Bible training program.

Between 1973 and 1976 I attended and served in a local Full Gospel Church. My duties included serving as deacon, playing the piano, teen ministry, and street evangelism. I also served as an altar counselor for various crusades in South Africa. In 1976, when South Africa was at war with Cuba in Angola, I was called for compulsory military service. I trained for bush war, and, during the 12 months that I served in the military, I started an outreach ministry amongst the soldiers. Upon returning from the war, I worked in a drug rehabilitation center by the name of Vital Link. For two years I worked on the streets, evangelizing through music and preaching. In 1977 I went into full time ministry when I was asked to become the Music Director and Youth Pastor for the Pentecostal Protestant Church, which was led by Pastor Jimmy Crompton.

I served in this capacity until October 1978, when I moved to Durban, Natal to join Pastor Fred Roberts, Senior Pastor of a Full Gospel Church of God. I served as an Assistant Pastor and Music Director.

Four months after joining, he took a step that changed my life. In direct opposition to the Apartheid system of the Nationalist Government in South Africa, he moved from the safety of a selective white suburb into the center of violence and poverty.

Moving out of the denomination, he appealed to all nationalities. This caused a lot of trouble for the church, but the change resulted in a move of God. In December 1978, I married the love of my life, Jane, and together we assisted him in building the church. For three years I served as an assistant Pastor and Music Director for the work. Durban Christian Center presently has 14,000 members and various works throughout Africa and the world.

During 1983 Prophet Bill Hamon confirmed my call as a Prophet while I was in Durban. Pastor Fred Roberts and the leadership of Durban Christian Center released me to obey this call. I was ordained through Christian Fellowship International and I acquired my credentials through CBTC, Durban, South Africa. I received an honorary Doctorate in 1996 in Houston, Texas.

In 1981, my wife and I, along with our first child, flew to the USA in direct obedience to the Word of God. We attended CFNI for a season. During this time I conducted meetings and began ministering in various places. For three months, I served as an assistant Pastor in Longview, Texas at Rolling Hills Baptist Church under the direction of Pastor Stan and Joyce Stanfield. Between 1981 and 1990, we flew throughout the USA, returning to South Africa five times a year to assist at Durban Christian Center. We maintained our ministry offices in Durban, South Africa under the name of Kim Clement Evangelistic Association. During these years, I ministered extensively in Europe, Australia, New Zealand and USA.

In 1986, I met Pastor Mike Hayes and I immediately felt a divine connection. We joined his church and based our ministry out of Dallas. In 1991, we sold our house in South Africa and moved to live in Dallas, where we are presently based. After a bad accident in 1994, in which both of my arms were broken, I was left scarred from surgeries on my hands. During my recovery from surgery, the Lord visited me with visions. I received specific instructions regarding my ministry.

I saw beyond the year 2000 and what would happen in the kingdom. I saw a vision of people that were wounded people, whom I would later call ‘wounded warriors’. These ‘wounded warriors’ are people hurt by the religious system, unable to get healed because of isolation. These people loved God, yet didn’t want to attend traditional church.

After these visions, I founded a movement called ‘Warriors of the Millennium’ and the ‘Kick Devil Butt Generation’. This movement is based in Detroit, Michigan. Between 1994 – 1998, I pioneered this movement, which continues to grow within the USA and a few other Countries.

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