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More on the Take Over of Christianity by Mike Bickle and Lou Engle

I came across and open letter from Mike Bickle last night –

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The Soon Coming of the Dominionists – Quantum Physics and Militancy

With the seemingly quick fall of the the soon to be former Alaska Governor, I have retaken an interest in Dominionism. It started with exploring the underpinnings of Todd Bentley, his connection with others, and finally, with full blown Dominionism. Domionism is simple – they believe that they must take over seven mountains of culture, all cultures, including government (No, seriously, they are public about this stuff – nothing tinfoil about it), including our government. During the campaign, they were campaigning (prophesying) hard that Sarah Palin would be in the White House come January. Well, they were slightly off.

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Brownsville Revival Leaders Reunite – Because One Heresy isn’t Enough

What is it about Florida and revivals by heretics?

Nearly a decade after millions flocked to Pensacola, Fla., to experience one of the longest lasting Pentecostal revivals in history, leaders of what became known as the Pensacola Outpouring and alumni of the Brownsville Revival School of Ministry (BRSM) are gathering to “remember, refresh and refire.”

This weekend the BRSM Reunion Conference will unite leaders such as Steve Hill, the evangelist who was instrumental in starting the revival; Michael Brown, former dean of BRSM; John Kilpatrick, former pastor of Brownville Assembly of God, where the Pensacola revival began on Father’s Day in 1995; and former Brownsville worship leader Lindell Cooley, who now serves as pastor of Grace Church in Nashville, Tenn.

And for those that do not remember it –

The meetings were criticized by some Christians and by the local news media. The Pensacola News Journal ran a series of investigative articles which focused on the donations raised during the meetings and where those funds went, as well as the claims of miraculous healings at the services and the spontaneity of the revival’s beginnings.[8]

For example, the News Journal revealed that a videotape of the Father’s Day service that sparked the revival showed the service went rather badly for Hill.[1]

The News Journal had initially written glowing reports about the revival from the time it began, but began a four-month investigation after former members told reporters that all was not as it appeared at the church. The series won George Polk awards from such groups as National Headliner, Scripps-Howard Foundation, and Society of Professional Journalists.[9] Brownsville Assembly of God answered the paper’s allegations by publishing a two-page spread in the News Journal entitled, “The Facts of The Brownsville Revival.”

Got to love wiki

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The Angels of the New Apostolic Reformation

With many thanks to the folks here, here is a list of the very growing ‘angels’ that are speaking through the mouths of the likes of Bob Jones, Todd Bentley, and the entire Elijah List.

Bob Jones doppelganger angel – looks just like him [see here]

Bobby Conner doppelganger angels [plural] – lots of ‘mini me’ angels flying around [see here]

Breakthrough Revival Angel – allegedly worked previously with Benson Idohosa. Now as seen/associated with Bob Jones [see here], Randy ReMain here, Shawn Bolz [see here], Charles and Anne Stock, Larry Randolph, James Goll, Georgian and Winnie Banov and Sean Feucht [see here]

Brent – as claimed by Todd Bentley

Speaking of Bentley, here he is proclaiming a blessing and a breakthrough to heal marriages and families

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Fire Tunnels – The New Mystics Fast Train to….

I can only utter the advice of another – if you see this in your congregation, leave.

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New Advanced Revision Bible NAR to Hit Shelves in March

From here is the satire of the week:

The highly anticipated NAR version of the Bible is set to hit bookstores on March 1, with Bible signings being held the same day in Orlando, Abbotsford BC, Denton TX, Phoenix, and Palm Springs. The signings are a free event, yet one must purchase at least two Bibles ($139.95 for the paperback, $299.99 for the leather edition, and $249.99 for the hardback) in order to obtain an autograph from a contributing ICA apostle.

Previews of the new Bible have been mixed. Some call it a supernatural masterpiece of unparalleled proportion, while others call it a heretical bunch of tomfoolish wreckage. One particular passage in Luke has many scholars and laypeople alike in an uproar:

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Paul Keith Davis – Overthrowing God

I have sat on this post for a while, having other things to do, but it is Monday. I have covered PKD before, so I will not go into his background.

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