Jacob will be speaking on The Boiling Pot Saturday, April 7, 2012 at Rapture Ready Radio with a live feed to chat here. Scripture reference Ezekiel 24. 
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Wrestling with Alligators, Prophets and Theologians: Lessons from a Lifetime in the Church â A Memoir is the autobiography of C. Peter Wagner, the head apostle of the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR)
An analysis, by Jackie Alnor
Apostasy Alert
Wrestling with Alligators, Prophets and Theologians: Lessons from a Lifetime in the Church â A Memoir
What strikes the reader is that Wagnerâs memoirs show an evolution of theology that adapts itself to whatever trends invade the church. What Wagner boasts as being âparadigm shiftsâ in his spirituality actually demonstrate his lack of any biblical moorings. He tries to convince the reader of his academic prowess, while exposing his spiritual shallowness.
The book gives the reader insights into what makes this so-called apostle tick. Wagner seems quite honest in his self-assessment and does not seem to mind exposing his humanistic attitude towards all things religious. What is very much lacking in this book is any Christian testimony of the greatness of God and the Lord Jesus Christ and knowing Him as his personal Savior. It is more an overview of what he calls his âcareerâ in church growth, academics and influence upon others.
Although there is no dedication page, Wagner does acknowledge the person who confirmed that he should publish his memoirs, Rick Joyner of Morning Star Ministries. While it is widely known that Joyner is a false prophet and worker with evil spirits, Wagner calls him âone of the most brilliant of our contemporary Christian leaders…Rick helped me to feel that I have good biblical justification for this book,â he wrote, citing 1 Thes. 5:12, âPaulâs admonition that believers should ârecognize those who labor among you.ââ [p. 11]
The book opens up to several pages of Wagnerâs admirers, each writing a paragraph as to why they think Wagner is such an honorable figure in modern church history. They include Mike Bickle, President of IHOP; James Goll, Encounters Network; Bill Hamon, Christian Intâl Apostolic Network; Jack Hayford, Church on the Way; Cindy Jacobs, Generals Intâl; Bill Johnson, Bethel Church; Gwen Shaw, End-Time Handmaidens; Steve Strang, Charisma magazine and an assortment of endorsers from the charismaniac side of the church. Continue reading
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âDangers, Toils & Snares in the End Timesâ
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Friday
7 :00â 7:15
Worship & Welcome
Jennifer Lawson & Brittney Quintana
7:15 â 8:00
What is the real mission of the Church?
Chris Quintana
8:00–8:50
Political Correctness: the Culture War
Jackie Alnor
9:00 â 9:50
Effects of the Occult & Syncretism
Johanna Michaelsen
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10:00â10:30
Meet & Greet – Tables
10:30-11:20
The Shaking Begins
Deborah Menelaws
11:30â12:20
New Age Apostate Church
Caryl Matrisciana
12:30 â 2:00
Lunch Break
2:00- 2:15
Worship
Jennifer Lawson
& Brittney Quintana
2:15-3:05
Joelâs Army Goes Mainstream
Sarah Leslie
3:15 â 4:00
Did God really say?
Deborah Menelaws
4:10 â 5:00
Preview of âThe Daniel Projectâ
Deborah Menelaws
5:00 â 7:00
Dinner Break
7:00 – 7:15
Worship
Jennifer Lawson
& Brittney Quintana
7:15 – 8:00
Spiritual Apathy in a Lukewarm Church
Jackie Alnor
8:15 – 9:00
Mysticism: East meets West
Caryl Matrisciana
9:15 â10:00
Means of Freedom from Occult
Johanna Michaelsen
Sunday
6:00 â 8:00
Screening âWide is the Gateâ followed by Q&A with Producer Caryl Matrisciana, and featured experts:Chris Quintana and Johanna Michaelsen
by Jackie Alnor
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Bible Prophecy pundit, Jack Van Impe, has just announced that he will be canceling his TV program, âJack Van Impe Presentsââ from the Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN) after a recent episode was replaced with a program promoting unity between Christianity and Islam.
According to a news release on Van Impeâs web site, âOn Wednesday afternoon we received a call from Matt Crouch of TBN informing us that they would not run that program, despite having aired it Monday evening. The reason he gave was that we specifically mentioned Rick Warren and Robert Schuller and that it is TBNâs policy that broadcasters are not allowed to rebuke other ministries. This is a rather hypocritical statement in light of the fact that they have never said anything in the past when we have rebuked others such as Bishop Spong, Bishop Pike, and in the past few months Harold Camping and Rob Bell.â
Van Impe has recently veered from his own policy of not criticizing other ministries. He is infamous for ragging on anyone who dares to refute the false teachings of the Roman Catholic Church. He is receiving a taste of his own medicine.
It comes at no surprise that it was Matt Crouch, the younger son of TBN founders Paul and Jan Crouch, that flexed his muscles in Van Impeâs direction. Several years ago while was hosting the Praise the Lord program, Matt expressed his fury at Van Impe by name in response to Van Impeâs promotional tape on Y2K. Matt accused Van Impe of trying to raise money by planting fear in peopleâs minds, something TBN does on a regular basis during every Praise-a-Thon fund raiser.
To read the news release go to link: http://www.jvim.com/update/display.php?ITEM=11137
by Jackie Alnor
Apostasy Alert on Rapture Radio
There are two extremes that saints can fall prey to in their walk with the Lord: legalism or license. Both are killers to our witness and our fellowship with Jesus.
It seems like the overall condition of the church flits between those two sides of the pendulum. One occurs in reaction – or should I say overreaction – to the other. Itâs a fine line to walk in the balance of the two.
In light of another Calvary Chapel pastor making an appearance on TBN’s Praise-the-Lord program, I thought it apropos to share a tape in my collection of how a Bible believer should behave when invited onto TBN or any of the other errant “Christian” networks. What sort of message is communicated when a solid Bible teacher shares the platform with heretics and does not bring reproof? Certainly it gives the impression that the guest endorses the teaching of the hosts and /or founder of the Christian network. Continue reading
by Jackie Alnor
Apostasy Alert
All these voices have a common appeal: worldliness… [To continue reading go to this link.]
by Jackie Alnor
The natural outcome of recognizing the signs of the times for the Christian should be the urgency to share the gospel with others. It is inconceivable to think about the looming wrath of God being poured out upon those we love who will be left behind if they do not receive the free gift of salvation before the rapture.
It has truthfully been said that âapologetics is the handmaiden of evangelism.â You cannot proclaim the truth without being prepared to defend it. The defense of the faith and the proclamation of it are two sides of the same coin. You canât have one without the other.
When witnessing to others it is so important to find common ground upon which to begin the conversation. There are no formulas to follow; we must be sensitive to the leading of the Holy Spirit because we cannot argue anyone into the Kingdom. It is a work of God upon the heart and all we can be are vessels God uses to speak on His behalf. Those who have ears to hear will listen, and those who have been given over to their own devices will respond accordingly.
To keep reading go to link:
http://rrrapostasyalert.blogspot.com/2011/01/december-31st-show-witnessing-with.html
by Jackie Alnor
Apostasy Alert
The field of the Christian study of apologetics stems from the command of scripture to:
âContend earnestly for the faith which was once for all delivered to the saints.â [Jude 3]
Jude was not addressing some uniquely called individuals in the church to some special office like pastor or evangelist, but makes it clear in the first verse that he was calling all believers to the task. âTo those who are called, sanctified by God the Father, and preserved in Jesus Christ.â [Jude 1]
Yet over the years the defense of the faith against âevery high thing that exalts itself against the knowledge of Godâ [2 Cor. 10:5) has become specialized due to the superabundance of cults, heresies, and isms that attack the faith from within and without the professing church. Continue reading
This week’s overturning of the vote of the people of the state of California has left Bible-believing Christians reeling and voters cynical. It appears that the interests of the Castro District of San Francisco trump the voting rights of the entire state. Perhaps the talks of dividing northern and southern California into two separate states should come back to the table. That might be the only way for church-going voters to regain their democratic right to vote in an election where their vote counts. Continue reading
by Jackie Alnor
Apostasy Alert
In analyzing a book that promotes itself as a manual on âhow to become a part of the supernatural generation,â it must be approached with prayer and humility. The temptation to condemn everything in the book risks trampling upon holy things. John Crowder, in his book âMiracle Workers, Reformers and the New Mysticsâ mixes the holy with the profane. Discerning between the two, especially in gray areas, is a giant task for any believer to take on.
So this analysis will highlight the spiritual quicksand in the book so that fellow pilgrims wonât fall into the mire, just like the two travelers in the book, âPilgrimâs Progressâ put up a road sign warning others not to go the way leading to the slough of despond. Continue reading
http://www.apostasyalert.org/Oral%20Roberts.htm
While I sympathize with those who have lost a loved one, the damage to the true Gospel continues to go forth on Christian television – Oral lives on.
Sincerely, in Christ,
Jackie Alnor
Posted on Apostasy Alert
November 7, 2009
by Jackie Alnor
Headlines in the news this past week were an ugly reminder that violence is on the increase all over America. TV viewers cringed as images of the dead and wounded being rushed into ambulances in Fort Hood, Texas and Orlando, Florida interrupted regular programming. Collective tears were shed for the hysterical parents desperately trying to find out if their young people were among the victims.
The week before, the Bay Area reeled over the news of a 15-year-old girl who had been gang-raped, robbed, beaten and left for dead outside the Richmond High School dance she attended with her friends. Reportedly ten young men, some of them minors, took part in the brutal assault, taking turns at her. Many dance-goers stood around and watched, laughed, took pictures and egged the deviates on. None of the onlookers came to her assistance or even bothered to call the police. Finally, a student heard second hand that a naked girl was laying unconscious in the dark by the dumpster and called 911. Those who told her about it said they didnât want to be snitches and so wouldnât call for help for fear of retaliation. The victim survived but no doubt is scarred for life.
With all the talk in the liberal press about hate crimes, the local news was totally silent over the fact that the victim was a white âchurch-goerâ and all the attackers were Latino in a region where illegal immigration is protected under the âsafe haven, sanctuaryâ laws. If it were the other way around or if the victim were gay, they would have been all over it.
[Click to read entire article on its website.]
October 30, 2009
by Jackie Alnor from Apostasy Alert
(Original article posted here.)
Do the recent deaths at a Sedona, Arizona New Age spiritual retreat have a lesson for anyone on a Christian journey today? It may seem far-fetched to think that anyone calling themselves âChristianâ could learn anything from a group of âstupid peopleâ following a charismatic cult leader into an unventilated sweat lodge with 65 other âstupid people,â yet this could be a wake-up call for some emergents, ecumenists and âpropheticâ charismaniac âstupid people.â (tongue-in-cheek, of course) Continue reading
A follow-up report by Jackie Alnor
The 2nd annual Women on the Watch conference held last week-end in Ontario, California, turned out to be a wonderful time for like-minded believers to focus on the theme: âBehold the Bridegroom Cometh.â Although the conference featured women speakers, the men who attended were also blessed to look toward the soon return of the Lord Jesus Christ from a unique perspective. The line-up of the armies opposing the state of Israel and the nature of the terrorists who threaten the entire world were not the focus. Themes like spiritual deception and the moral landslide of the world were examined in detail and the excitement of the soon return of Jesus was contagious.
(Click to read the entire report at Apostasy Alert.)