Richard Foster’s book, “Celebration of Discipline,” has been influencing the church for decades. Why is it that pastors have promoted this book or taught it instead of calling out the blatant unbiblical teachings found in it? This book is full of New Thought concepts and techniques that Foster learned from his mentor, the infamous Agnes Sanford. Sanford was a former New Thought follower and never left those beliefs behind — they are in all her books. Sanford was also the “mother of inner healing,” a New Thought practice. Visualization and using the imagination to heal are not biblical, but Foster teaches them in this book. This is in addition to his unbiblical promotion of contemplative practices.
Audio interview with Zack & Randy of “Salty Saints.” Giving testimony and discussion of New Age topics.
Video interview with Amy Warren of “Pass It On,” a program for teens and parents. After I discuss what the New Age and the occult are, we discuss UFOs/aliens (which […]
“The Infiltrators” — The New Age, the Enneagram, and the Church: Interview on the Enneagram with Janet Swanson of “One Voice, ” Part 1 Interview on the Enneagram, Part 2 […]
Interview on the New Age with Dave Jenkins of Equipping You for Grace
Interview: Testimony and discussion of New Age topics
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July 17, Video Interview on the New Age on McFiles
What do Dr. Oz and the founder of Homeopathy, Samuel Hahnemann, have in common? Dr. Oz is an admitted follower of Swedenborg. Hahnemann, while not a follower of Swedenborg, […]
What Is Smudging? Burning sage, usually called Smudging, is shamanic; that is, it has been practiced by indigenous groups for spiritual or even supernatural purposes, and it is common in […]