Robin D. Bullock

Robin D. Bullock is an American Charismatic-Independent self-described prophet, teacher, musician, and the senior pastor of Church International (Warrior, Alabama, founded 1988 with his wife Robin R. Bullock). He and his wife performed for years as the country-and-gospel duo "Twice Robin" and were inducted into the Alabama Country and Gospel Music Hall of Fame in 2006. He founded Over the Top Bible College in 1996 (based on the topics "foundation, consecration, and revelation"). His ministry has produced 1,000+ teaching materials and recent books *God Is Absolutely Good!* and *The Pool and the Portal*. *The Eleventh Hour*, his prophetic broadcast (Tuesdays live; YouTube archive 200,000+ subscribers), is the principal current platform. The ministry is based in Warrior, Alabama. The dossier handles Bullock with explicit transparency about contestation per the brief's Rule 1 (no fabrication) and Rule 9 (write the conflict explicitly): Bullock's specific prophetic claims, his independent-prophet posture, and the 2022 Alabama Department of Revenue subpoena are part of the public record and must be on the table for any registry-routing decision.

• Fear of the Lord Emphasis — Affirmed in operative preaching; not load-bearing as explicit doctrinal category in publicly-available material.
• Cost of Following — Affirmed; sustained 35+ years of Church International ministry assumes the cost.
• Cessation — Strong continuationist; prophetic ministry operative. Bullock identifies as prophet and operates that way.
• Sexuality and Marriage — Conservative biblical sexuality and marriage framework. Bullock's specific framing — homosexuality as "demonic influence" specifically targeting the called-evangelist — is distinct from mainstream-evangelical articulation and reflects spiritual-warfare-stream interpretation.
• Modern State Prophetic Significance — Pro-Israel mainstream-charismatic posture.
• Apostolic Office Today — Bullock operates outside the institutional-apostolic networks (CI, Glory of Zion, IMPACT). His positioning relative to apostolic-office-today doctrine should be primary-sourced; he is not himself a major apostolic-office articulator.

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