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Language shapes our reality. God spoke and it was. He then made Adam and Even to cultivate and keep the world and shape it to reflect God's glory. If we want to fight our current battles successfully then we need to reclaim language. If we have any hope of building for future generations, then we need to reclaim language. The world knows this and seek to shape it to their own image (Psalm 2:2-3). God's word needs to be brought to bear. The world needs to be shaped after the pattern and likeness God has shown us in His word.
With all the looming issues of our day, many Christians have sought to bolster the idea that our kids, the next generation, will be able to fight and withstand what is coming their way. While this is often said with good-hearted intentions, it is not the reality we can simply expect. We should want our kids to embrace, or any generation for that matter, the place and time they find themselves. We should want them to face whatever comes their way with courage and vigor. But have forgotten to ask one vital question, "Have we prepared them to do so?" Before running into battle, we ought to step back and ask, "Are we even prepared to fight?"
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The NAR is spreading across evangelicalism like a tsunami wave and many are being taken in by its current. Though hard to define at times, the NAR has distinct theological characteristics. Moreover, it is a movement that is capturing the hearts and minds of young evangelicals and many unchurched youth. Flashy shows, loud modern music, hip pastors, and being “in tune with the Spirit” are all elements of the NAR. Yet, what separates the NAR from other seeker friendly trends in evangelicalism is its core belief that a Third Wave of the Spirit has given to the church modern day apostles and prophets to lead and guide the church. Standing on this foundation is the charismatic mania that defines NAR and its many leaders and followers. From claims of healing, prophecies, to glory clouds and God speaking personally to its leaders and followers, the NAR is an attractive appeal to younger generations who see traditional Christianity as cold and dead. Why should you be aware of the NAR? What is the NAR? What do they believe? What do they teach? Why are they so dangerous?
Listen to Part 5 of our series on the New Apostolic Reformation and find out why!
The New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) is here. The NAR is spreading across evangelicalism like a tsunami wave and many are being taken in by its current. Though hard to define at times, the NAR has distinct theological characteristics. Moreover, it is a movement that is capturing the hearts and minds of young evangelicals and many unchurched youth. Flashy shows, loud modern music, hip pastors, and being “in tune with the Spirit” are all elements of the NAR. Yet, what separates the NAR from other seeker friendly trends in evangelicalism is its core belief that a Third Wave of the Spirit has given to the church modern day apostles and prophets to lead and guide the church. Standing on this foundation is the charismatic mania that defines NAR and its many leaders and followers. From claims of healing, prophecies, to glory clouds and God speaking personally to its leaders and followers, the NAR is an attractive appeal to younger generations who see traditional Christianity as cold and dead. Why should you be aware of the NAR? What is the NAR? What do they believe? What do they teach? Why are they so dangerous?
Listen to Part 4 of our series on the New Apostolic Reformation and find out why!
The New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) is here. The NAR is spreading across evangelicalism like a tsunami wave and many are being taken in by its current. Though hard to define at times, the NAR has distinct theological characteristics. Moreover, it is a movement that is capturing the hearts and minds of young evangelicals and many unchurched youth. Flashy shows, loud modern music, hip pastors, and being “in tune with the Spirit” are all elements of the NAR. Yet, what separates the NAR from other seeker friendly trends in evangelicalism is its core belief that a Third Wave of the Spirit has given to the church modern day apostles and prophets to lead and guide the church. Standing on this foundation is the charismatic mania that defines NAR and its many leaders and followers. From claims of healing, prophecies, to glory clouds and God speaking personally to its leaders and followers, the NAR is an attractive appeal to younger generations who see traditional Christianity as cold and dead. Why should you be aware of the NAR? What is the NAR? What do they believe? What do they teach? Why are they so dangerous?
Listen to Part 3 of our series on the New Apostolic Reformation and find out why!
The New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) is here. The NAR is spreading across evangelicalism like a tsunami wave and many are being taken in by its current. Though hard to define at times, the NAR has distinct theological characteristics. Moreover, it is a movement that is capturing the hearts and minds of young evangelicals and many unchurched youth. Flashy shows, loud modern music, hip pastors, and being "in tune with the Spirit" are all elements of the NAR. Yet, what separates the NAR from other seeker friendly trends in evangelicalism is its core belief that a Third Wave of the Spirit has given to the church modern day apostles and prophets to lead and guide the church. Standing on this foundation is the charismatic mania that defines NAR and its many leaders and followers. From claims of healing, prophecies, to glory clouds and God speaking personally to its leaders and followers, the NAR is an attractive appeal to younger generations who see traditional Christianity as cold and dead. Why should you be aware of the NAR? What is the NAR? What do they believe? What do they teach? Why are they so dangerous?
Listen to Part 2 of our series on the New Apostolic Reformation and find out why!
The New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) is here. The NAR is spreading across evangelicalism like a tsunami wave and many are being taken in by its current. Though hard to define at times, since the movement is not an official denomination or organization, the NAR has distinct theological characteristics. Moreover, it is a movement that is capturing the hearts and minds of young evangelicals and many unchurched youth. Flashy shows, loud modern music, hip pastors, and being "in tune with the Spirit" are all elements of the NAR. Yet, what separates the NAR from other seeker friendly trends in evangelicalism is its core belief that a Third Wave of the Spirit has given to the church modern day apostles and prophets to lead and guide the church. Standing on this foundation is the charismatic mania that defines NAR and its many leaders and followers. From claims of healing, prophecies, to glory clouds and God speaking personally to its leaders and followers, the NAR is an attractive appeal to younger generations who traditional Christianity as cold and dead. Why should you be aware of the NAR? What is the NAR? What do they believe? What do they teach? Why are they so dangerous?
Listen to Part 1 of our series on the New Apostolic Reformation and find out why!