You may recall that at the recently concluded Passion 2013 conference Louis Giglio brought in Jesus Culture, a ministry of Bill Johnson’s Bethel Church, to lead worship.
Apprising Ministries has shown you that NAR Apostlette Cindy Jaoobs is a spiritual mother to Jesus Culture. In this video clip she makes a candid admission.
Lee Duigon, contributing editor with the Chalcedon Foundation, has written a tongue-in-cheek article that shares some of the newest Bible versions that, in this time of compromise, may one day arrive on book store shelves. One such version is the Self-Esteem Bible that is “guaranteed to give you a warm glow every time you look into the mirror to pray.”
Herescope defines another neologism, rhema scriptura:
- The teaching that all things in Scripture are not self-contained, sufficient, plain or complete as written, but that in compensation for Scripture’s insufficiency, a new Word from God is needed for this generation and now being delivered by self-appointed and self-anointed apostles and prophets (or other mystics), whose spoken words (i.e., rhēma) now supersede, override or render obsolete that which is written in the Bible – the faith which was once delivered to the saints (Jude 1:3b).
Herescope defines another neologism. Here is an excerpt:
In a piecemeal fashion, seeking out random Bible verses (i.e., “proof texts”) and selfishly ascribing a privatized spiritual meaning to them even while being oblivious to the obvious meaning of the text; then, in numbed oblivion to the text’s obvious meaning, applying the patchwork of Bible verses to any life situation deemed personally appropriate, especially to soothe one’s emotions, forecast one’s future, drive one’s purpose in life, discover one’s destiny, determine God’s will, etc.
Apprising Ministries has what could be a most shocking story. Who would have thought it might even come to this? 
Apprising Ministries fills you in as to what makes one and evanschultzical in this post.