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This Isn’t the Reformation You’re Looking For
Vol. 33, No. 3 • May/Jun 2024
We simply cannot know which direction we should go unless we have some idea of where we’re going. For more than thirty years, by the grace of God, this magazine has been charting our course toward one destination summed up in our oft-used motto:* For a modern reformation*. […]
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We simply cannot know which direction we should go unless we have some idea of where we’re going. For more than thirty years, by the grace of God, this magazine has been charting our course toward one destination summed up in our oft-used motto:* For a modern reformation*. […]
Floating Church, Free Church: Naval Policies in the Long Reformation
I’m telling you: Everything on Ardnamurchan Peninsula is dramatic and remote. The most westerly point of mainland Britain, perched on Scotland’s coast, has seemingly eluded time. Vast moorlands, deserted beaches, fjord-like lochs compete only with otters, whales, and white-tailed sea eagles for the attention of guests at romantic isolated inns such as Kilcamb Lodge Hotel. […]
The New Prophecy: Echoes of Montanism in the New Apostolic Reformation
In 1994, a Fuller Seminary professor studying church growth coined a term for a movement he believed encapsulated the most radical development in church history since the Reformation. In his telling, this movement reached further back than the Reformation. Its roots lay in the age of the New Testament apostles […]
Earthly Prospects Deceitful
Oft in vain the voice of truth, Solemnly and loudly warns; Thoughtless, unexperienced youth, Though it hears, the warning scorns […]
The Novel Apostolic Reformation: An Interview with Holly Pivec and R. Douglas Geivett
Holly Pivec and R. Douglas Geivett are apologists and recognized experts on the New Apostolic Reformation movement. I first met Holly and Doug in 2018 when I was publisher for Lexham Press. We had recently acquired the rights to their first two books on the dangers of this movement. […]
A Realization
With tea and toast, set in a well-conditioned room, We talk about His torments: those betrayals, nails, Endurance of ignominy, the wounds and wails, The sponge and vinegar, the linen cloth and tomb. […]
Vol. 33, No. 3 • May/Jun 2024
This Isn’t the Reformation You’re Looking For
We simply cannot know which direction we should go unless we have some idea of where we’re going. For more than thirty years, by the grace of God, this magazine has been charting our course toward one destination summed up in our oft-used motto:* For a modern reformation*. […]
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