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Counterfeit Kingdom

The Dangers of New Revelation, New Prophets, and New Age Practices in the Church

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Counterfeit Kingdom

By: Holly Pivec, R. Douglas Geivett
Narrated by: Nan McNamara
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Is there a new reformation happening in the church? It depends on who you ask. The New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) is a popular and fast-growing new movement of Christians who emphasize signs and wonders, and teach that God is giving new revelation through new apostles and prophets. But is this biblical Christianity? In Counterfeit Kingdom, apologists and NAR experts Holly Pivec and Douglas Geivett show how the NAR’s key tenets distort the gospel, twist the Scriptures, are influenced by New Age practices, and lead faithful Christians to shipwreck their faith. They also offer practical suggestions for listeners who are already influenced by the NAR, curious about it, or concerned about loved ones who have been swept up in the movement. What used to be on the fringes of the church is now mainstream, and many are being influenced by it unaware. This book is a wake-up call.

©2022 Holly Pivec and Douglas R. Geivett (P)2022 B&H Publishing Christianity Apologetics Theology Royalty
Well-researched Content • Informative Warnings • Comfortable Listening Speed • Biblical Examination

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I honestly had no clue how in depth this book would go, hoping to at least scratch the surface of things I already had my ears perked to. What I didn’t expect was a full picture of how deceptive this movement is, and how embedded their beliefs are in what many would consider as “faithful churches” in what they teach, and sing in “worship”. I am amazed how many arguments I’ve already heard against my objections to this cancerous movement that were mentioned herein. I pray that if you’re an elder/pastor, lay person, children’s ministry, and especially those with the title “worship leader” would read and head these warnings, and run to Christ in repentance, and seek to immediately correct the course of your church. And those not in leadership, that they’d feel emboldened to share their concerns with their leadership, with gentleness and respect, ready to stand firm for the sake of the gospel.

To Pivec and Geivett, I thank the Lord that He has used you to give this warning to the body of Christ. Praise Him for His abounding mercy and grace.

An illuminating book regarding the dangers of NAR

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Excellent. Thank you for writing this book. Know His Word well and don’t fall for the counterfeit.

Grateful for this book

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Clarifying and well documented information on New Apostolic Reformation. The topics are categorized well in each chapter.

Pastor Austin

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Thoughtful and necessary for today’s church to be prepared and discerning, as the NAR is sadly spreading across denominations.

Great book

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This book was very well organized, easy to understand, and had great info and practical starting points for those who have a loved one involved in a NAR church (whether actual or merely influenced). Most importantly, this is based on what the Bible actually says, not scripture taken out of context which is so often used by NAR leaders and teachers. The narrator is also excellent! She has a good rate of speech, clear, excellent inflection, and her voice is very benign—which is really what I want in a narrator so it doesn’t distract from the content.
Highly recommend!

Great intro to NAR practices and ideology

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