PETER WAGNER’S #DOMINIONFAIL
Peter Wagner has stated,
“The year 2001, opened the second apostolic age, the government of the church is now in place, we’re aligning with apostles and prophets…”
“Once we have the apostles in place, we will then bring the intercessors and the prophets into the inner circle, and we will end up with the spiritual core we need to move ahead for retaking the dominion that is rightfully ours.”
If this is true, it would make sense that for the upcoming election that Peter Wagner would align himself to the featured NAR prophet Ben Carson in Charisma News gag rag and the Elijah List, who ran earlier for presidency. If he wanted an Apostle in the White House, why didn’t Wagner “Apostolically Align” Ben Carson the way he did Todd Bentley? Wouldn’t that mean that the New Apostolic Reformation would FINALLY claim the “Mountain of law/government” and the “Mountain of Family” (health and medicine fall into this category), through Ben Carson?
Instead, Peter Wagner aligned himself… to the “commander-in-chief” Donald Trump. So what was Wagner’s excuse for his Apostolic blunder and strategic level spiritual warfare flop?
“Let me point out that influence is related to spirituality in the Religion Mountain, but this is not true in any of the other six mountains that are the molders of culture.”
And the bible says that where? But surely it was work-place Apostles that were going to claim these mountains so that cultures could spiritually align to them so that they could come to know Jesus… right Wagner?
“The chief producer if influence in the six non-Religion mountains is not spirituality but success. The most successful people are the most influential. Success? In the Business Mountain and the Media Mountain Trump has accumulated 8-10 billion dollars. He knows how to influence. I want to vote for a commander-in-chief, not a bishop-in-chief.
Oh. So apostles are out and worldly success is in.
Well that “second apostolic age” didn’t last very long. #DominionFail
Wagner writes,
For public distribution
From C. Peter Wagner (This is a personal statement only—not representing any church or organization)
I Like Donald Trump
Although I’ve never done this before, I am ready to come clean on this year’s politics. In my entire life I’ve never witnessed such an interesting presidential campaign. I favor Donald Trump for our
next president. Yes, I’m an evangelical Christian and I was encouraged to see that in the South Carolina primary, Trump took the evangelical vote. So I’m not the only one.
Why?
We are dealing with the office of the President of the USA. O.K., what about the USA? I have logged 85 years as a citizen of the USA, and I have never been so discouraged about our nation. We are in dire straights. I believe that much of America’s malady has been caused over the years by the establishment politics of both parties in Washington, DC. How do we get out of this quagmire? By electing another establishment politician who will deliver business as usual? Or by trying someone whose life has been business before politics, who finances his own campaign, and who is beholden to no one in Washington? That would be Donald Trump.
An Evangelical Christian?
Some say that Trump is not an evangelical Christian, so how could an evangelical like me vote for him? I wish he didn’t have a history of multiple marriages. I wish he knew the Bible better. I wish he would go to church more regularly. I wish he would tone down his profanity. But none of those qualities would make or break a president who could make or break our country. Many evangelicals voted for Sunday School teacher Jimmy Carter because of his spirituality, only to end up with a disaster.
God is not limited to using Christians to accomplish His purposes. We need only to recall Cyrus, the idolatrous king of Persia, whom God used to help get His people back to Jerusalem.
Let me point out that influence is related to spirituality in the Religion Mountain, but this is not true in any of the other six mountains that are the molders of culture. The chief producer if influence in the six non-Religion mountains is not spirituality but success. The most successful people are the most influential. Success? In the Business Mountain and the Media Mountain Trump has accumulated 8-10 billion dollars. He knows how to influence. I want to vote for a commander-in-chief, not a bishop-in-chief.
Conclusion
In conclusion, I believe that Trump has the qualities necessary to “make America great once again,” as he would say. Voting for him is a calculated risk, but at this junction of history it is a risk well-taken. Nothing will change if we vote for the status quo. Let’s step out. Let’s put someone different in the White House.
-end-
Source: Peter Wagner, FaceBook, https://www.facebook.com/cpeter.wagner/posts/1044479942279948Published 24/02/2016. (Accessed 15/04/2016.)
Categories: New Apostolic Reformation (NAR)
I swear! Why would Dr. Robert Jeffress or Steve Gaines would align himself with these heretics? Why don’t they just do the great commission? I.GIVE.UP
The C.Peter Wagner and the “NRA” ???
“Once we have the apostles in place, we will then bring the intercessors and the prophets into the inner circle, and we will end up with the spiritual core we need to move ahead for retaking the dominion that is rightfully ours.”
Yeah Right, these people and the ones that follows this are so twisted.
They think they are given power from God to usher in Jesus. But then ISIS thinks it’s going to usher in Mohammed.
The NRA and ISIS are of the same spirit of DOMINATION over anybody that doesn’t “believe” what they “believe”! ! ! As for D Trump he’s finished for getting involved with these wacked out people who say they are of god.
I remember a time when true “christians” wouldn’t get anywhere near poli-TIC-ians.
The only thing C.P W and his crew are going to retake is everything you own if you listen to his message and his minions.
They have a gift from God and it’s called, STRONG DELUSION, you can read about it in 2 thess 2 : 9-12