Comments on: Azusa Street: None Dare Call it “Heresy”

By: Kathleen

Kathleen — Sat, 12 Apr 2008 05:16:22 +0000

Many others who we would never consider proponents of these new-age practices are known and respected people within the Christian community such as Beth Moore, Max Lucado etc. Many of them collaborated on the DVD “Be Still and Know that I am God.”

oops, my website wasn’t listed.
for more info, I am getting ready to post some blogs at myspace.com/Heavendreamr It’s not up yet, but keep your eyes open for some revealing information regarding these end-times. The Lord has given me some specifics.

Be on guard against the “Christ-Sign” – this was revelation from the Lord, it hasn’t been announced by any humans that I am aware of!

By: Kathleen

Kathleen — Sat, 12 Apr 2008 05:10:55 +0000

Rick Warren has been promoting new-age/eastern religious practices such as “contemplative” or “centering” prayer, which is not truly prayer at all, but a Zen Buddhist /Hindu/new-age practice adopted by new age proponents as well as by the catholic church. This “prayer is not prayer at all, but is the achieving of altered states of consciousness (trance state)by repeating a “mantra” which can be any word, or focusing even on your breath – the purpose is to open the person up to spiritual beings and their influence, but they promote it for “Hearing” God.

http://www.lighthousetrailsresearch.com/PressReleasekenblanchard.htm
http://www.inplainsite.org/html/rick_warren_new_age.html

By: Peter Kwiatkowski

Peter Kwiatkowski — Wed, 24 May 2006 23:30:17 +0000

Your right. That Azusa centennial nonsense is nothing but a freak-show. Having just finished writing a pentecostal theology book (unpublished); I can hardly believe the list of characters who are posing as pentecostals

By: Byron

Byron — Sun, 07 May 2006 00:45:14 +0000

I don’t know how germane it is to ask “why”; we can guess at motives all day long and be wrong. What is more germane is to consider the wisdom of doing this, and I just don’t consider this a wise move at all. Rick is a great guy, but the longer he goes on, the more his actions are disconcerting. This isn’t the first thing he’s done recently that merits concern. We can go to his comments about “fundamentalists”; his column in a women’s magazine (Women’s Day? I forget.); the watered-down theology of PDL; now this. I appreciate much about Rick and his ministry, but I’m really concerned with the course he has taken of late.

By: tony

tony — Fri, 05 May 2006 13:58:47 +0000

E.mail confirmation from Azusa Street press Dept (azusastreet@alarryross.com) QUOTE:
Pastor Cho did speak at an evening plenary session. Pastor Warren did two workshops.
-Giles
Giles Hudson
Director of Media Relations
972.267.1111 ext. 207
469.774.6377 – cell
ghudson@alrcommunications.com
http://www.alrcommunications.com — UNQUOTE

‘Pastor’ Cho is way off into New Age prosperity, no suffering stuff- (let alone Benny Hinn) I was given his latest book, FULL of heresy, but have sadly mislaid it.
Why did Rick Warren share this platform, one asks – publicity stunt?