Wagner the NAR and new wineskins

21 Nov 2017 · by Guestspeaker | in Church and Fellowship, History | tagged 1900s, 1940s, 1950s, 1970s, 1976, 1980s, 1990s, 2001, 21° Century, 2° Apostolic Age, 5° House of Christianity, African Independent Churches, Alternative media, Apostolic churches, Apostolic government, Apostolic ministry, Apostolic networks, Catholics, Central America, Charles Peter Wagner, China, China Christian Council (CCC), Chinese house church movement, Christianity, Computer, David Barrett, David Barrett (editor), Denominational Christianity, Discipling, Doctrinal foundations of the Reformation, Global South or 3° World, Independent charismatic churches, Intercessors, John the Baptist, Latin-American grass-roots churches, Latter Rain, Latter Rain (Revivalist movement), Lianghui (2 organizations), Microsoft apostles, Multiculturalism, Nanjing Union Theological Seminary, New Apostolic Reformation (action period), New Apostolic Reformation (NAR), New Apostolic Roundtable (NAR), New Covenant, New wineskins, North America, Old wineskin, Pastor, Peer-level apostles, Pentecostal movement, Philip Jenkins, Prophet(s), Protestant churches, Protestant Reformation, Protestants, Shepherding, Shepherding Movement, Shepherding/Discipleship Movement (SDM), South America, Southern Baptists, Spiritual gifts, Three-Self Patriotic Movement, Underground churches, United Methodists, World Christian Encyclopedia (1982), World War II apostles, World Wide Web | 6 Comments

The organisation which wants to be the 5th House in Christianity is convinced the world does not need the old systems or denominations any more. C.P. Wagner, author of more than 70 books, taught at Fuller Theological Seminary for 30 years, holding graduate degrees in theology, missiology and religion from Fuller, Princeton Theological Seminary and […]

Using Alexander Dowie’s “altar call” system to suggest that they are God’s instrument to furthering the Kingdom of God here on earth

20 Nov 2017 · by Guestspeaker | in Church and Fellowship, History, Thoughts of others & Reblogs | tagged 1950s, 1960s, 1977, 5° House of Christianity, A.R. Bernard, Alexander Dowie, American Evangelical Christian community, Americans, Army of God (NOLR/CRM/NAR generals), Australian Christian Churches (Australian branch of the Assemblies of God), Benny Hinn, Bobbie Houston, Brian Houston (Hillsong founder), C3 Global Church, Charismatic Renewal (Charismatic Christian movement), Charismatic Renewal Movement (CRM), Charles Peter Wagner, Christian City Church, Christian Cultural Center (Brooklyn - New York), Christian Life Centre (CLC), Christian Movement, Church Growth Movement, Church movements, Church offices, City Harvest Church, Confessional Movement, Crossover Project (of Kong Hee), Elevation Church (Charlotte - North Carolina), End-time Apostles, Evangelism, Evangelist churches, Frank Houston, Hillsong, Hillsong Church, Hillsong Church (Sydney- New South Wales), Homosexuality, Joel’s Army, Kong Hee, Louie Giglio, Mega Church Movement, Mega churches, Michael Brown (NAR preacher), NAR Apostles, New Apostolic Reformation (NAR), New Order of the Latter Rain (NOLR), Passion Movement, Pentecostal churches, Pentecostalism, Perry Noble, Phil Pringle (New Zealand-born Australian Christian evangelist - Head Pastor of C3 Church), Pragmatism, Prosperity Gospel, Reformation Movement, Reinhardt Bonnke, Rick Warren, Same sex marriage, Steven Furtick, Sun Ho (wife of Kong Hee), Sunday Adelaja, United States of America, Yoido Full Gospel Church (Assemblies of God), Yonggi Cho | 8 Comments

C. Peter Wagner observed and analyzed the birthing of the New Order of the Latter Rain (NOLR) Apostles in its man-made construction of the Charismatic Renewal Movement (CRM). As the NAR Apostles (NARpostles) rolled out their regime to dominate the visible church with their church growth strategies and visionary leadership over the last few decades, they were […]

Place for a fifth and sixth house in Christendom

18 Nov 2017 · by Bijbelvorsers | in Church and Fellowship, History, News and Politics, Preaching | tagged 2° Restoration movement, 3° Reformation, 3° Wave (religious movement), 5° House of Christianity, 6° House of Christianity, Apostles, Association of Vineyard Churches or Vineyard Movement, Bob Jones, Brethren in Christ, California, Catholic Charismatic Renewal (spiritual movement within the Catholic Church), Catholicism, Cell groups, Charismania, Charismatic movements, Charismatic Renewal, Charismatic Renewal (Charismatic Christian movement), Charismatic Renewal (neo-Pentecostal movement), Charles Peter Wagner, Christ, Christendom, Christianity, Christians, Church of the Nazarene, Church planting, Displacement Theology, Dominionism, Dreams, Early Christianity, Eastern Orthodoxy, Empowered Evangelicals, Evangelicalism, Evangelicals, Francis Frangipane, G12 Vision, Gifts of the Spirit, Jeshuaist, Jeshuaists, Joel’s Army, John Paul Jackson, John Sandford, John Wimber, Kansas City Fellowship, Ken Wilson, Kenn Gulliksen, Kingdom Now, Kingdom Now (Charismatic/Pentecostal Kingdom Now theology), Kingdom Now theology, Latter Rain, Latter Rain (Revivalist movement), Lord, Manifest Sons of God, Marcus Ampe, Messianic Jews, Messianic Judaism, Mike Bickle, Nazarene (4° century group), Nazarene Friends, Nazarene Judaism, Nazarenes or Netzarims, Netzer or type of Branch, New Apostolic Reformation (action period), New Apostolic Reformation (NAR), Non-trinitarian Baptists, Non-trinitarian groups, Non-trinitarians, Nondenominational churches, Oriental Orthodoxy, Paul Cain, Pentecostal movement, Pentecostalism, Pentecostals, Prophecy, Protestantism, Real followers of Jesus, Real followers of Jesus Christ, Religious groups, Restoration movement, Restoration of the church, Restorationism, Restorationist teaching, Rich Nathan, Rick Joyner, Spiritual warfare, Supernatural manifestations of the Holy Spirit, Tetragrammaton, Third Wave, Todd Hunter, Trinitarian Messianic Jews, Trinitarians, United under Christ, Vineyard churches, Vision(s), Vrije Christenen (Free Christians) | 33 Comments

It looks like we have come in a time several people are not pleased to feel as if they are shunned by one or more religious groups where they normally would belong to. In the midst of previous century it started by some non-trinitarian groups who wanted others to know the Holy Name of God. […]

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Wagner the NAR and new wineskins

Using Alexander Dowie’s “altar call” system to suggest that they are God’s instrument to furthering the Kingdom of God here on earth

Place for a fifth and sixth house in Christendom