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Cult MovementsPseudo-Christian cult movements are here and more deceptive than ever before. This page focuses on various branches and doctrines of the New Apostolic Reformation (N.A.R.) cult. A movement that has slyly woven its heretical, mystical teachings into churches, causing many to mistake it for authentic biblical Christianity.
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Testimonies"When we left it was like a bad breakup and they feel like an ex-girlfriend. I saw a counselor after it was over (the one they recommended I stop speaking to while I was there) and they said it's likely many people who leave struggle with PTSD. Subtle manipulation and corruption is often worse psychologically than straight up blatant attacks."
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Clean vs Unclean: The New Church ModelSome Anglican churches in Australia are leaning toward adding separate services for the vaccinated and unvaccinated, while churches like Crossway require vaccines for anyone serving in on-site ministry. Even though studies have shown that everyone can contract and transmit the virus, including the vaccinated.
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Photo of H. Clay Trumbull from Wikipedia
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Origins of Kenneth Copeland's Communion 'Cutting’ CeremonyH. Clay Trumbull, an early proponent of Sunday school, began by telling the story of a Syrian blood covenant ritual in which two unrelated men cut themselves and drink one another’s blood as a way of attaching their lives and natures to one another; covenanting, he called it.
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E. W. Kenyon: Covenants or Covens?Like his predecessor H. Clay Trumbull, E. W. Kenyon is considered by some to be a Holy Spirit filled, great-grandfather of the Christian faith. But the truth is, he authored beguiling books filled with secret gnostic knowledge, occultic blood ceremonies, a different god and a different gospel.
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What in the World Has Happened to America?“One can argue, and some have, that the decision by the Supreme Court – in a series of three decisions back in 1962 and 1963 – to remove Bible and prayer from our public schools, may be the most spiritually significant event in our nation’s history over the course of the last 55 years..."
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