The Highway Forums General Discussion ExCharisma Any hear deal with either WOF or Nar inchurches?

As both movements seem to be spreading out like leaven into even some considered to be biblically strong churches now ?

1. IF WOF churches means "Word of Faith" churches then those have been around for many decades.

2. IF Nar inchurches means "New Apostolic Reformation" churches C. Peter Wagner (church growth infamy) has been credited with initiated the influence in various Pentecostal and Charismatic groups/churches. The several key tenets of the NAR movement have been around for at least 20 years although many of their ideas have been around much longer. There is a decent WIKI article you can consult here: New Apostolic Reformation

Both groups seem to be behind pushing the Satanic agenda more mainstream into local churches taht we must heed so called modern prophets and apostles, as they are to lead with their "anointing" even though much of their theology is very messed up

Okay, WOF=Word of Faith; correct?
Nar=

What is Nar?

The New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) is a Christian movement that emphasizes the restoration of apostles and prophets to the church, with a focus on spiritual warfare and societal transformation. NAR churches, which may be explicitly identified as such or operate within broader Pentecostal or charismatic circles, often feature practices like identifying "strongholds" of evil, engaging in faith-based healing, and seeking to dismantle perceived demonic influences.

The article you linked describes it accurately: Nar = "New Apostolic Reformation." It's yet another remake of the old Shepherding / Discipleship model from the 1980's (Mumford, Basham, Prince).

The NAR seems to be just another version of the so called prosperity and Dromion WoF element that was spread among the churches who were into charismatic theology for several decades now, as just going under a rebranded name. They are seeking to make all their charismatics unite under a single banner, to become to them what Rome would be to Catholicism now