Exploring the New Apostolic Reformation Movement

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This chapter delves into the New Apostolic Reformation movement, discussing its lack of denomination and focus on reinstating apostles and prophets with authority comparable to the first apostles. It highlights the belief in new revelations as significant as Scripture and raises concerns about the movement's influence and rejection of traditional authoritative structures like pastors, teachers, and elders.

The New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) is one of the fastest growing movements "within or on the periphery of American Christianity." Join Michael Horton, Bob Hiller, Walter Strickland, and Justin Holcomb as they discuss where this contemporary movement came from, what its tenets of dominionism, new apostles, and direct revelation are, why its teachings are so prominent in Contemporary Christian Music, and how they are connected to the old, esoteric tradition of enthusiasm.

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