New
Resource this month. UFOs: The Hidden
Truth, a detailed video tape exposing the
deceptions of the modern UFO movement.
Fifty
Six years ago this July 4, an alleged flying saucer
crashed near Roswell, N.M., ushering in
endless speculations and a thriving UFO
industry that is largely fraudulent.
This video tape, produced by New Liberty
Videos, had Bill Alnor as a story
consultant. It contains perhaps the
largest collection of video clippings of
UFOs ever assembled. You may order the video
from us for $19.95
plus postage by going to our order form.
Or click
here for us to send it to you with an
invoice.
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Benny Hinn and
John Paul Jackson -- False Prophets Make News
Benny Hinn and John Paul Jackson
Documented false
prophet Benny Hinn has reportedly been pleading for money more
and more, possibly as a result of last December’s unfavorable Dateline
NBC special that exposed him as a phony.
"Hinn in the last few days is begging, pleading
almost groveling asking people to please send money in," reported a
cult-watcher recently. "He has serious bags under his eyes and the
enthusiasm and lightness is all gone. There is a real change that is
noticeable - I wonder if it is signaling a real crisis in the
organization."
The Christian Sentinel has been on Hinn’s mailing list for many years but
we received a flyer from Hinn’s ministry
on July 1 that appeared to be a first.
It
announced a 3-day conference in Houston, Texas coming up in September,
2003, with a "special miracle service." The difference is this
time there’s an admission price of $75.00. I guess for once there won’t
be an overflow problem. Desperate times call for desperate measures,
we surmise. Could it be that he has built such a vast empire that it
takes more and more money to feed it?
Contention Over the
High Places
Former Kansas City Prophet John Paul Jackson is teaching
the New Age idea that the earth has places of spiritual entry points they
call vortexes. But Jackson has given them a new name. He calls them
"portals" and says that this is "one of the marvelous
mysteries of God." These "doors or passageways," he says
are "leading to and from the heavenly realms."
Well, it just so happens that the 90-acre property owned
by his organization, Streams Ministries, is just such a vortex.
Unfortunately, Jackson has had to share his portal with other less
spiritual people. He says that the enemy "has been blocking the use
of this portal and providing access only to the second Heaven. Every time
I climb to the top of the land, which the locals refer to as ‘the
Pinnacle,’ I have torn down demonic altars erected by witches who
trespass on the property and defile places where God had once revealed
Himself. But God is calling us to take back these high places, so that His
angels can come and go without hindrance."
For more details, you can read the whole strange report
("Heavenly Portals") by clicking
here:
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ECFA
Investigates CRI; Finds Irregularities
-- Make-up of CRI
board rapped
-- Existing CRI board unable to spot
problems
-- Expenditures not properly documented
-- Potential conflicts of interest cited
-- CRI forced to conduct 'serious
reimbursement' for monies spent that may not
have had a `ministry-related purpose.'
Hanegraaff
The
Evangelical Council for Financial
Accountability (ECFA) is continuing a
review of the scandal-ridden Christian
Research Institute (CRI) that found all
the above and more according to two public
statements issued by the watchdog group in
recent months. However, CRI, which is
headed by radio talk show host Hank
Hanegraaff, is cooperating with the ECFA
compliance review and is attempting to
comply with breaches with ECFA standards,
according to a June 17 statement. But
the investigation is ongoing and it will
include "another on-site visit to CRI
headquarters." In light of the
clear breaches of ECFA Standards, as
outlined in the group's March 20 public
statement, The
Christian Sentinel is continuing to call
for Christians NOT to contribute any money
to CRI, and we are continuing a call for
Hanegraaff to resign, along with his wife,
Kathy, and others associated with that
ministry, including Paul Young, Elliot
Miller and Bob and Gretchen Passantino.
To continue reading
story, click here...
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Harry Potter:
Witchcraft Repackaged
Reviewed by Jackie Alnor
 | Harry Potter: Witchcraft Repackaged
is a helpful video/DVD for those who are having Harry Potter shoved
down their throats. It was produced by Caryl Matrisciana who is best
known for her book and video Gods of the New Age.
On the opening day of the latest installment of Harry
Potter: The Phoenix, I walked into our local Wal-Mart with my
three children to do some grocery shopping. As we walked in, we were
greeted by a young woman dressed as a witch -- all in black with a
pointed hat, broomstick, and black smudge around her eyes. She was
trying to push the new installment on my kids right in front of me.
When I objected, she responded, "Oh, don’t you like
magic?" I told her that if she chose to follow Harry Potter into
hell that was fine, but I wasn’t going to let her take my kids with
her. She was dumbfounded.
Since the Harry Potter phenomenon has hit the
schools through Scholastic Press, the largest supplier of books to
public schools, these books are also being pushed on our children at
school. Christians need to know the truth about the dangers of
allowing their children to jump on this witchy bandwagon and this
video will give them all the particulars.
Many Christian discussion boards are totally divided
over what position a Christian should take. And what side they come
down on says a lot about that person’s love and commitment to Jesus
and the truth of the Gospel.
Harry Potter: Witchcraft Repackaged is
a full length documentary, but also on the DVD are two interview
segments with the program’s producer Caryl Matrisciana. One is from
the 700 Club and the other is an hour-long videotaped radio
program from The Berean Call radio show featuring Dave Hunt and T. A.
McMahon, authors of The Seduction of Christianity and
publishers of The Berean Call newsletter. This discussion responds to
the Christian apathy on the subject of Harry Potter.
When my 8th grade daughter offered to
show this DVD to her teacher, a Baptist who was recommending the Harry
Potter books to her class, she refused to look at it and said,
"To each his own." That seems to be the position of most
"Christian" Harry Potter enthusiasts -- stick their head in
the sand mentality.
For those who want to
honestly examine what Jesus thinks of such occultic fantasies,
obtain one of these DVDs from Caryl Matrisciana Productions at http://www.Caryltv.com/
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| A death that the
Trinity Broadcasting Network didn't
publicize. Recently we discovered
that without much of a mention on TBN,
that long-time repeat guest Dr. Richard
Eby, author of Caught Up into
Paradise and Didn't You Read my
Book? died on Dec. 26, 2002.
Eby promised repeatedly on TBN -- with
TBN president Paul Crouch verifying his
words many times -- that God told
him that he would not die -- that
Christ's Second Coming was that
close. In Bill Alnor's book Heaven
Can't Wait, Eby's strange views
concerning his alleged trips to heaven
(and hell) are discussed.
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