Worldviewpedia The 2011 “Response” Prayer Rally: When The Religious Right Mainstreamed A Once Shunned Theological Cult In August of 2010, it was Glenn Beck with whom Christians were uniting for his “Restoring Honor Rally”. I took a real beating from many Christians
Worldviewpedia Mysticism Goes Mainstream with Help of Mike Bickle and International House of Prayer (IHOP) Mysticism Goes Mainstream with Help of Mike Bickle and International House of Prayer (IHOP)
Worldviewpedia Francis Chan Praises False Prophet Mike Bickel and His Church Called International House of Prayer Francis Chan Praises False Prophet Mike Bickel and His Church Called International House of Prayer
Situation Room American Family Association & American Family Radio Network Promote False Teacher and New Apostolic Reformation Proponent Lou Engle American Family Association & American Family Radio Network Promote False Teacher and New Apostolic Reformation Proponent Lou Engle
Worldviewpedia Redefining Unity: Number Six of Eight Transformational Steps to a Global False Church By Brannon S. Howse Much as redefining the mission of the Church requires misuse of Scripture to support the point, redefining Christian unity mani
Worldviewpedia The 2011 “Response” Prayer Rally: When The Religious Right Mainstreamed A Once Shunned Theological Cult In August of 2010, it was Glenn Beck with whom Christians were uniting for his “Restoring Honor Rally”. I took a real beating from many Christians
Worldviewpedia Emerging and Converging: How The New Religious Right is Merging with False Religions By Brannon S. Howse In 2009, 2010, 2011, and 2012, I researched numerous examples of projects in which members of the New Religious Right (NRR) wer
Worldviewpedia Dangers of the New Apostolic Reformation and Dominion Theology By Brannon S. Howse “Dominion theology” may not be a household term for everyone, but for its adherents, few ideas matter more—and that’s t
Worldviewpedia Mike Bickel's International House of Prayer (IHOP) and A Manual for Mysticism By Brannon S. Howse I’ve already touched on the problem of Christian leaders participating in gatherings of a generally spiritual nature, but let
