Prophet Isaac Marrion has shared an inspiring vision to revolutionize the understanding of prophecy in Rwanda. His prophetic gift first emerged at the young age of 17, during a time of fasting and prayer. Reflecting on this transformative period, Prophet Isaac recounted seeing divine insights about those he encountered, written on their foreheads. Among biblical prophets, he admires Elijah and Isaiah, while in modern times, Prophet Victor Kusi Boateng from Ghana stands out as his role model. Boateng is the founder of Power Chapel Worldwide and a leading theological expert known for his philanthropy. His wealth is estimated between one to five billion Rwandan Francs.
Prophet Isaac believes that education is crucial for prophetic practice. In an exclusive interview with inyaRwanda, he revealed plans to establish a Prophecy School in Rwanda by 2025. The school is designed to correct misconceptions and promote accurate interpretation of God’s voice. Prophet Isaac compared the initiative to the biblical “Schools of Prophets” (1 Samuel 19:18-24) established during Samuel’s era. These schools were dedicated to fostering spiritual growth and learning, enabling prophets to understand God’s voice and positively impact their communities.
"Schools of Prophets were places where people grew spiritually, learned to hear God's voice, and served others in love and truth," Prophet Isaac explained. He added that many misunderstand God's calling, associating it with dire circumstances like sickness, but noted, “God’s calling can happen when one is alive, energetic, and eager to serve.”
Prophet Marrion Isaac is determined to transform the understanding of prophecy in Rwanda.
Prophet Isaac also highlighted common mistakes made by untrained prophets, noting that education could prevent misinterpretations or practices, such as incoherent expressions often mistaken for spiritual communication. He commended Rwanda Governance Board (RGB) for requiring proof of education for those claiming spiritual gifts. He emphasized, “Regardless of your rank, you must humble yourself and pursue formal training.”
Inspired by prophets like Victor Kusi Boateng, Prophet Isaac aims to instill discipline and integrity among prophets in Rwanda. Boateng’s global influence and dedication to prophetic education make him a shining example for aspiring prophets.
Prophet Isaac Marrion emphasized the importance of properly structured prophetic education.
Prophet Isaac also envisions nurturing internationally recognized prophets in Rwanda, expressing the need for linguistic proficiency and global reach. “An international prophet offers guidance across nations, not confined to a single country. To achieve this, mastering languages like English is essential,” he noted.
Prophet Marrion Isaac [standing behind Pastor Benny Hinn] attended a historic conference hosted in East Africa.
Reflecting on fulfilled prophecies, the prophet shared significant moments that validated his gift. In 2017, during a prayer session, he prophesied that Ashley—a young attendee—would meet the President. Months later, this prediction became reality. Similarly, he foresaw Miss Nishimwe Naomie’s success as Miss Rwanda 2020, advising her to strive for lifelong impact beyond a beauty title.
Prophet Marrion Isaac believes a prophecy school is a solution to challenges in Rwanda's prophetic community.
Prophet Isaac has also engaged in impactful cross-border events. Recently, he joined the Miracle Healing Crusade led by Pastor Benny Hinn in Uganda, which drew thousands, including Uganda’s President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni. Prophet Isaac contributed significantly to the three-day crusade hosted by Pastor Robert Kayanja at Miracle Centre Cathedral Church, further cementing his status as a regional prophetic figure.
Pastor Benny Hinn led a historic crusade in Uganda, attended by top figures including Prophet Marrion.