Thank you for pointing that out - it has been fixed. And thank you for your blessing, allowing me to post this for other visitors to my site. Much appreciated!

Blessings,
Simple Mann

Laurie,

Thanks for stopping by to read and comment. I really appreciate the encouragement. And I would love to hear the sermon you're referring to. Do you have a link to it?

As so many others have said, thank you for putting this information out there for people to hear. I had to unravel a lot of this information through my own effort last year. My family and I were attending a church last year that seemed mildly charismatic when we started attending (first one I'd ever gone to), but just seemed to get stranger and stranger as time went on. We went for about 3 months or so before things got so weird that we had to leave. There were a couple of phrases the pastor used, a couple of names, and a book that he mentioned that led me (via Internet searches the next day) to uncover this whole movement I'd never even heard of... the New Apostolic Reformation. The more I found out, the more concerned (and the more reviled) I became. Jewel is absolutely correct in the information she is relaying. This grew out of a clearly heretical movement called 'Latter Rain' which later morphed into the Vineyard group. I blogged a little about this just a few days ago in conjunction with what's been going on with Ray Comfort and the Wolves of Faith, William Young's The Shack, and some "modern Christian mystic" named John Crowder that I just happened across about a week and a half ago. If you're interested, the post is entitled "Counter-Fit Christian Culture and the Holy Spirit House Party" at http://simplemann.net/?p=72. I am gravely concerned with the unbelievable amount of deception taking place in the church.

God bless you and your ministry. May the continue to honor and glorify our Lord.

Peace & Blessings,
Simple Mann