Kim Clement

Kim Clement (September 30, 1956 – November 23, 2016) was a South African–American Charismatic prophet, songwriter, musician, and the founder of House of Destiny (church) and The Den (online prophetic broadcast platform, 2008–2016). Born in Johannesburg, he experienced a dramatic conversion as a teenager (after a violent assault and drug overdose) and migrated to the United States to develop his ministry. His distinctive method combined spontaneous prophecy, improvised musical performance, and prophetic songs delivered in real-time on stage. He was associated with the New Apostolic Reformation stream and held the apostolic-prophetic-offices-continue framework. He died of a brain tumor in 2016. His daughter Donné Clement Petruska has continued House of Destiny and curates her father's prophetic-archive material publicly. His prophecies — particularly specific predictions about Donald Trump (recorded 2007 and 2015 prior to Trump's first presidency) — have generated substantial discussion in evangelical-prophetic circles, including post-2024-election reassessment.

• Cessation — Strong continuationist; all gifts and offices operative.
• Apostolic Office Today — Apostolic and prophetic offices both operative as foundational-and-ongoing per Ephesians 2:20 / 4:11. NAR-aligned framework.
• Prophetic Office Today — Strong affirmation; the prophetic office is foundational-and-ongoing. Clement himself functioned as recognized prophet in the NAR-aligned stream. The prophetic-musical method was distinctive within this framework.
• Experience as Confirmation — Substantial; Clement's framework treats specific-prophecy-fulfillment (Trump predictions in 2007 and 2015 widely cited) as evidential confirmation of prophetic ministry. The broader prophetic-movement accountability conversation includes both validation cases and contested cases.
• Private Revelation Status — Specific prophetic words, songs, and revelations are real revelatory communication — not as canon, but as God's specific contemporary speech to individuals, congregations, and nations. Clement's framework places substantial weight on specific-prediction confirmations for ministry validation.