Today we are seeing men and women in the New Apostolic Reformation promoting the idea that we need additional revelation outside of the Word of God and that there is a need for Apostles and Prophets today. In this episode of Contending for the Word, Dave and Dawn consider examples of two leaders in the New Apostolic Reformation Kathryn Krick and Lily Java and why their teaching is so dangerous because it promotes false revival, and additional revelation outside of Scripture. They also discuss the danger of not testing all things with the Word of God, the marks of a healthy church, and how and why to test all things with the Word. What You'll Hear on This Episode • Why we need the Lord and one another in the local church. • The marks of a healthy church and an unhealthy church. • The danger of false revival being pushed on the church. • The danger of not testing all things with the Word of God. • How and why to test all things with the Word. Thank you for listening or watching this episode of Contending for the Word.

There is a growing desire in acknowledging women as holding authoritative positions in the church. Among those who hold to modern-day apostles and prophets, there are women who espouse to be apostles, appealing to Junia in Romans 16 as affirmation of this belief. Was Junia a female apostle noted in Romans 16? Is there an issue with claiming to be an apostle today, let alone a female apostle? Join me on this new Contending for the Word show as we take a look at a recent teaching from a professing female apostle while comparing it to Scripture. About Dawn About Our Host Dawn Hill is a Christian blogger known as The Lovesick Scribe and the host of The Lovesick Scribe Podcast. She is passionate about sharing the truth and pointing others back to Jesus Christ through the written Word as the standard of authority for Christian living and instruction while being led by the Holy Spirit into maturity. She is the author of NonProphet Woke: The Reformation of a Modern-Day Disciple. She is a wife to Nicholas and a mother to Anabel and Ephraim. You can follow her on Facebook and Instagram. Thank you for listening or watching this episode of Contending for the Word.

There is a growing desire in acknowledging women as holding authoritative positions in the church. Among those who hold to modern-day apostles and prophets, there are women who espouse to be apostles, appealing to Junia in Romans 16 as affirmation of this belief. Was Junia a female apostle noted in Romans 16? Is there an issue with claiming to be an apostle today, let alone a female apostle? Join Dawn on this new Contending for the Word show as we take a look at a recent teaching from a professing female apostle while comparing it to Scripture.About DawnDawn Hill is a Christian blogger known as The Lovesick Scribe and the host of The Lovesick Scribe Podcast. She is passionate about sharing the truth and pointing others back to Jesus Christ through the written Word as the standard of authority for Christian living and instruction while being led by the Holy Spirit into maturity. She is the author of NonProphet Woke: The Reformation of a Modern-Day Disciple. She is a wife to Nicholas and a mother to Anabel and Ephraim. You can follow her on Facebook and Instagram.Subscribing, sharing, and your feedbackYou can subscribe to Contending for the Word via iTunes, Spotify, or your favorite podcast catcher. If you like what you’ve heard, please consider leaving a rating and share it with your friends (it takes only takes a second and will go a long way to helping other people find the show).This episode originally appeared on Doreen’s YouTube channel here: The Claim to Female Apostleship (youtube.com)Thank you for listening or watching this episode of Contending for the Word.

False prophets hurt people, causing destruction and pointing people away from the true Gospel. In this new Contending for the Word show, Doreen explores Bethel Redding's newest online course that supposedly teaches people how to hear the voice of God is compared with false prophets who claim to hear God, including Joseph Smith, Mary Baker Eddy, Kenneth Copeland, Jesse Duplantis, Kris Vallotton, and Neale Donald Walsch who wrote, "Conversations with God." Bethel's course will tragically encourage people to become false prophets who give destructive and unbiblical advice. Thank you for listening or watching today's Contending for the Word show.

On today's Contending for the Word show, Dawn hosts and discusses examples of Alexander Pagani's teaching, Peter Wagner, John Eckhard, and those influences on Pagani's life and ministry, along with why the Word is sufficient for the Christian and the Church. What you'll hear in this episode • Examples of Alexander Pagani's teaching. • Peter Wagner, Alexander, and territorial spirits teaching. • John Eckhart and his influence on the New Apostolic Reformation. • Why the Word is sufficient for the Christian and the Church. About Our Host Dawn Hill is a Christian blogger known as The Lovesick Scribe and the host of The Lovesick Scribe Podcast. She is passionate about sharing the truth and pointing others back to Jesus Christ through the written Word as the standard of authority for Christian living and instruction while being led by the Holy Spirit into maturity. She is the author of NonProphet Woke: The Reformation of a Modern-Day Disciple. She is a wife to Nicholas and a mother to Anabel and Ephraim. You can follow her on Facebook and Instagram Thank you for listening to this episode of Contending for the Word.

On today's Contending for the Word show, Doreen joins Dave and together they provide examples of about why Christians should be concerned about astrology, mediumship, psychics, and witches claiming the name of Christ, along with how Christians should speak out on these topics, and how Christians can speak up and help those stuck in the New Age. What you'll hear in this episode • Why Christians be concerned about the "Christian" astrologer, mediumship, psychic, and witch movement. • Why and how Christians are to speak up against astrology, mediumship, and witchcraft. • How Christians can speak up and help those stuck in the New Age. About Doreen Doreen's website is: DoreenVirtue.com and you can find her at Instagram.com/DoreenVirtue, Facebook.com/DoreenVirtueForJesus, and YouTube.com/DoreenVirtueForJesus Thank you for listening to this episode of Contending for the Word.

On today's Contending for the Word show, Doreen joins Dave and together they provide examples of Joseph Prince's Word of faith theology, and discuss why Christians should not support false teachers, how the prosperity gospel damages the Christian life, and a biblically balanced perspective on money and suffering. What you'll hear in this episode • Examples of Joseph Prince's word of faith theology. • A biblically balanced perspective on money and suffering. • Why Christians should not support in anyway false teachers. • How the prosperity gospel damages the Christian life. About Doreen Doreen's website is: DoreenVirtue.com and you can find her at Instagram.com/DoreenVirtue, Facebook.com/DoreenVirtueForJesus, and YouTube.com/DoreenVirtueForJesus Thank you for listening or watching this episode of Contending for the Word.

On today’s Contending for the Word show, Doreen joins Dave and together they provide examples of Joseph Prince’s Word of faith theology, and discuss why Christians should not support false teachers, how the prosperity gospel damages the Christian life, and a biblically balanced perspective on money and suffering.What you’ll hear in this episodeExamples of Joseph Prince’s word of faith theology.A biblically balanced perspective on money and suffering.Why Christians should not support in anyway false teachers.How the prosperity gospel damages the Christian life.About DoreenDoreen’s website is: DoreenVirtue.com and you can find her at Instagram.com/DoreenVirtue, Facebook.com/DoreenVirtueForJesus, and YouTube.com/DoreenVirtueForJesusSubscribing, sharing, and your feedbackYou can subscribe to Contending for the Word via iTunes, Spotify, or your favorite podcast catcher. If you like what you’ve heard, please consider leaving a rating and share it with your friends (it takes only takes a second and will go a long way to helping other people find the show).Thank you for listening or watching this episode of Contending for the Word.

On today's Contending for the Word show, Dave is joined by Dawn Hill and together they consider the Domino Revival movie, what biblical verses false revival is with examples from church history, what biblical repentance is and isn't, biblical unity, the work of the Holy Spirit, among other topics on this new Contending for the Word show. What you'll hear in this episode • What genuine Christian unity is and what it means. • The importance of the sufficiency of Scripture and the sufficiency of Christ. • The danger of modern-day deliverance ministry and its ministry. • What real biblical repentance is, what false repentance is, and why it matters. • The work of the Holy Spirit in the life of the Christian and the Church. • The marks of biblical revival from Scripture and church history. Thank you for listening or watching this episode of Contending for the Word.

On today's Contending for the Word show, Dave considers Derek Webb, the Dove awards, and why Christians need to be clear on marriage between one man and one woman, what true Christian joy means and entails, and why every Christian can speak up about matters of biblical gender and sexuality and how, among other topics on this new Contending for the Word show. What you'll hear in this episode • Why we the Church needs to be clear about one man and one woman for life. • The danger of undermining the Christian worldview and the authority of the Word. • Why we have to pay attention to the way people use words. • Interacting with Derek Webb and John Cooper on the Dove Awards and biblical authority. • What true Christian joy means and entails. • Why theology is for the head, heart, and hands. • How every Christian can speak up about matters of biblical gender and sexuality. • Why theology truly matters for life and godliness. • Why the Christian worldview matters for all of life. • The danger of worldliness and how Christians should respond to it. Thank you for listening or watching this episode of Contending for the Word.