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1947
Fuller Theological Seminary founded by Charles E Fuller,
a well-known radio neoevangelist,
Harold Ockenga, pastor of Park Street Church in
Boston, Carl FH Henry,
Wilbur Moorehead Smith and Harold Lindsell.
Fuller Theological Seminary is the first
neoEvangelic seminary.
Marrying the study of religion
with that of psychology Fuller Theological Seminary
is hoping of expand the reach of the neoEvangelic order.
1951 Bill Bright starts Campus Crusade for Christ at
the University of California at Los Angeles after attending Fuller
Theological Seminary.
2003 "Campus
Crusade for Christ serves people in 191 countries through a staff of 26,000
full-time employees and more than 225,000 trained volunteers working in some 60
niche ministries and projects." - Janet Chismar
John Wimber
a professional musician,
talented keyboardist and vocalist is manager of the Righteous Brothers before
becoming "born again."
1963 -
1974 John Wimber practices intense personal evangelism as a
Quaker in
meetings with friends.
1974 John Wimber leaves Yorba Linda Friends Church to become
founder of the Department of Church Growth at the Fuller Theological
Seminary.
1977 John Wimber Bible study
fellowships becomes Calvary Chapel.
1980
Lonnie Frisbie says, "Come Holy Spirit" at Calvary Chapel.
John
Wimber's interest escalates after the exhibitions of
Lonnie Frisbie.
1982
John Wimber and C. Peter Wagner launch their controversial course, MC510 -
"The Miraculous and Church Growth" at Fuller Theological.
This course includes hands on training in miraculous exhibitions.
Charismatic
movement teaching of subjective truth is rejected
by Chuck Smith of Calvary Chapel.
John Wimber renames his fellowship the
Vineyard Association.
John Wimber meets
Paul Cain for
the first time.
Paul Cain predicts his coming to and going from a
meeting with John Wimber would be confirmed by earthquakes, which did indeed
occur.
(In California between 1988-1997 earthquakes occurred at the
rate of 37,283 per year; 3,107 per month; 714 per week and 102 per
day.)
John Wimber is con-vinced the only way to get
people to believe the Word of
God is to 'shock and
awe' them into believing in "supernatural
power."
A very intense ministry circuit partnership between John
Wimber and the Kansas City
"prophets" culminates in the Kansas City fellowship becoming an official
Vineyard Association church, a
non-profit 501c3 institution.
John Wimber publicly calls for every
Vineyard pastor to be ministered to by the Kansas City "prophets".
On a
trip to Scotland Mike Bickle convinces John Wimber to change emphasis of the
Vineyard to that of a prophetic
ministry.
Latter
Rain/Manifest Sons dogma "cross-pollinates" the Vineyard.
Shepherds
complain prophets are changing the core values of the Vineyard.
John
Wimber emphasizes healing, spiritual warfare, and prophecies.
Mike
Bickle commits Kansas City fellowships to the Vineyard Association.
Mike
Bickle parts ways with John Wimber over
Toronto fall out taking
Kansas City out of the Vineyard to become Metro Christian fellowship.
The hyper-charismatic Vineyard movement grew to approximately 450 US
congregations and 250 more in other countries at its largest.
John
Wimber cited Kenneth
Hagin, father of the Word of Faith movement, mentor of Kenneth Copeland and
disciple of Essek William
Kenyon.
Lonnie Frisbee
Chuck Smith claims a slightly built,
long-haired Jesus
freak named Lonnie Frisbee
brought the first ragtag fellowship of seekers to a Bible study.
"The back door opened and all
these kids with long hair and bells on their jeans came in and sat down." -
Chuck Smith
"I can
remember the shocked expressions on the faces of the other people when
Chuck Smith calls Lonnie Frisbee the first neoevangelist of the Jesus
Movement." - Charisma magazine
Lonnie Frisbee, hippie Charismatic
Pentecostalist, packs Chuck Smith's fellowship with so many 'hippies' that
a large circus tent has to
be pitched on a 10-acre plot of land where Calvary Chapel is now located in
Costa Mesa.
Chuck Smith is struck by Lonnie Frisbee's
charisma, "I was not at
all prepared for the charisma that this young man would radiate."
Lonnie
Frisbee sparks Chuck Smith's Calvary Chapel revival.
"When the Lord
called me, I was going into the desert and I was taking all my clothes off and
I was going ' Lord if You're really real, reveal Yourself to me!' And one
afternoon,
the whole atmosphere of this canyon I
was in started to tingle and get light and started to change and I was
going 'Uh-oh!' I didn't want to be there!" - Lonnie Frisbee
Lonnie
Frisbee's religious career began with
a pilgrimage of friends
to Tahquitz Canyon outside Palm Springs.
"So we drove out to
Tahquitz Falls and we hiked up to the very top falls.
Once he got
there, he opened his back pack and spread out
LSD,
marijuana, oil paints
and togas, and he told us to put on togas, so we did.
He proceeded to
paint a full-sized image of Jesus
on the rock.
Then he pulled out his Bible and he got into a kinda
yoga position.
"We're gonna read the Bible now."
He read John
the Baptist and baptized us at Tahquitz Falls." - Judy
Meston
Kathryn Johanna Kuhlman was
born again at the age
of 14 in the Methodist
Church of Concordia, began planting fellowships at the age of
15.
Kathryn Johanna Kuhlman, an adulteress, lived a flamboyant lifestyle with
expensive clothes, precious jewels, luxury hotels and first-class
travel while her "Healing Revival"
employees worked at
starvation wages.
Kathryn Johanna Kuhlman had a weekly television
program in the 1960s and 1970s which aired nationally titled I Believe In
Miracles.
Kathryn Johanna Kuhlman
introduced Slain in the
Spirit.
Kathryn Johanna Kuhlman used the
connotation of ego
death as the experience of being Slain in the Spirit - a spirit expanding
experience.
YouTube -
Lonnie Frisbee interviewed by Kathryn Johanna Kuhlman.
"Lonnie must
have fixed this one particular room up. There were candles lit and everything.
The room filled up with people and we had taken some
LSD and he was reading the
Gospel of John out loud, and we're goin' through the whole gospel. We get to
the end of it, it's the
crucifixion stuff, everybody's crying, you know, and not one person left
the room. And then it was over. Lonnie was a planner of experiences." - Connie
(Frisbee) Bremer-Murray
Lonnie Frisbee mentored Greg Laurie who
established Harvest Christian
Fellowship in 1973.
Lonnie Frisbee's focus on gaining converts and
experiencing "supernatural manifestations caused
disagreement within Calvary Chapel.
Lonnie Frisbee seeks out "supernatural
manifestations" which Benny
Hinn and Kenneth
Copeland attribute as an "anointing" by the Holy Spirit.
The
fellowship of John Wimber embraces Lonnie Frisbee to heal him.
Lonnie
Frisbee confuses John
Wimber.
John Wimber and Lonnie Frisbee leave Calvary Chapel and
found the Vineyard Association.
"Lonnie Frisbee asked people
25 and under to come forward.
Probably 300 or so go forward.
He
just says the words 'Holy Spirit,
Come'.
Almost immediately, everybody just fell on the floor.
They were sort of like trees in a forest falling on each other.
It wasn't a clean thing.
One kid, Ricky, when he fell to the
floor, pulled the microphone down.
A lot of them started
Speaking in
Tongues, others
were crying.
The sound was shocking and I
didn't know what to do.
I stared at this thing. I didn't know
Lonnie. John was
shocked.
John was trying to figure out what was going on.
A
lot of people got up and left." - Bob Fulton, Vineyard
leader
"Though little
credit is given to Lonnie Frisbee, he was influential in what the
Vineyard movement called "Signs and Wonders" – a model of teaching
that suggest that all Christians could operate in a similar manner as Lonnie
Frisbee; that they too could perform miracles like they'd read in the New
Testament." - DiSabatino
"At the end of the marriage he told me
that he had been staying late in some
gay bars." - Connie
Bremer-Murray, Lonnie Frisbee's ex-wife
"I got a telephone call one
day that this young man who was in the church here at Laguna Beach really
guilty and he confided in his pastor that he had had a six-month affair with
Lonnie." - Chuck Smith, Jr.
"It was many years I didn't see Lonnie,
and when I did the thing I was most impressed by was, 'cuz you're going for the
truth here, how bitter he was.
Lonnie would just come in and he didn't
have personal restraint.
Lonnie would just go off on how he had been used and abused and
trashed.
You know, kind of pathetic in a way." - Chuck Girard
Lonnie Frisbee claimed he had been
sexually abused as a child.
Lonnie Frisbee dies of AIDS.
"If a man lies with a male as he
lies with a woman, both of them have committed an abomination." - Leviticus
20:13
"Likewise also the men, leaving the natural use of the woman,
burned in their lust for one another,
men with men committing what
is shameful, and receiving in
themselves the penalty of error which was due." - Romans 1:27
"No one who lives deeply
in Christ makes a practice of sin. Those who continue to sin have neither
seen Christ nor known Christ." - 1 John 3:6
"The Bible does not allow
for simultaneous coexistent
realities.
Saints still sin but the Bible clearly teaches they do
not sin as a lifestyle." - Steve Mitchell
Power
George Otis Jr.
George Otis Jr. probes
the labyrinth of the kingdom of
darkness to determine the
cause of spiritual oppression in certain geographic areas.
"In
virtually every corner of the world there are certain neighborhoods, cities,
cultures and nations that embrace more idolatry,
manifest greater
spiritual oppression and exhibit more résistance to Gospel light.
Travelers chronicle instances in which
the prevailing spiritual atmosphere changes at the very instant they cross a
particular territorial threshold.
This new way of seeing I have labeled
spiritual mapping.
Negative feelings are related directly to the
presence and influence of unseen territorial spirits.
Satan assigns
high-ranking evil spirits to
control nations,
regions,
cities and
tribes to prevent the
Lord from being glorified in their territory.
The ability to identify satanic
strongholds is described as spiritual mapping.
It should come as no
surprise that spiritual mapping
involves investigating locations
that have emerged as centers of idolatry and demonic attention.
This first hand
observation allows you to
acquire valuable
insight into religious
allegiances and possible sources of
spiritual oppression.
Armed with
this intelligence you can proceed to strip the enemy of his cover.
Supernatural
power is to be used for
deliverance
from demonic bondage,
prophesying and
divine
healing.
Although we may
find it difficult to
imagine ourselves in the role of exorcist,
seer or
healer, this is how
the Lord has chosen to minister to our bound and
broken world." -
George Otis Jr.
2000 Spiritual mapping
requires new spiritual warfare practices.
The most significant of these,
and also the most controversial, was the activation of the gift of prophecy and
the role of prophets and apostles.
In a film released by The Sentinel
Group which is titled "Transformations" and which is narrated by
George Otis Jr., we are presented with a series of four communities that are
portrayed as having been radically transformed by using the method of spiritual
mapping along with deliverance
from demonic bondage, prophesying and divine healing.
"It is not
the matter of whether or not we "accept" Christ but whether Christ accepts us -
that is the crucial issue.
Will, indeed, Christ accept us the way we
are?" - George Otis Jr.
In association with C. Peter
Wagner, Chuck Pierce,
Ted Haggard and
Cindy Jacobs, George Otis Jr.
of The Sentinel Group relentlessly pursues the grand cause of the
New Apostolic
Reformation aimed at unifying and controlling Christianity by turning the
authority within Christianity over to the New Apostles.
George Otis Jr.
wrote a book in 1978 which has become one of the primary books endorsed by the
modern version of the Moral Government movement.
"Moral Government teaching made me into a perfect
Pharisee.
I was proud,
self-righteous, superior because
of my uprightness and understanding of the truth - all
in the name of
humility, truth and spirituality!" - Gregory L.
Robertson
Dutch Sheets
"I believe it's a fresh word from the
Lord for us and the phrase that he gave me was
the synergy of the
ages and I have been meditating in that ever since asking the Lord what
that means and working it into the form that it is in now … it is the
marriage of the old and the new and as we do it the synergistic exponential
anointing of the ages through the decree and the fullness of the king of the
ages is released from generation to
generation and from age to
age ..." - Dutch Sheets, National School Of The Prophets, 2000
Dutch Sheets claims that man has
dominion over the Earth and
that miracles will occur
only through intercessors.
Dutch Sheets pastors a
Vineyard laughter
movement.
Dutch Sheets wrote River of God, endorsed by
Rick Joyner,
Cindy Jacobs and C. Peter
Wagner.
The World Prayer Center of C. Peter Wagner is situated on
the property of charismatic New Life Church of Ted Haggard, where people
reportedly see angels and where demons go on shooting
rampages.
December
2007"Forcing your religion down my throat all these years with your
dominionist agenda ... the
abuse ends now... I'm just so full of hate" - Matthew Murray.
Matthew
Murray was expelled from a Youth with a Mission program after hearing
"unapproved" voices in his head.
Matthew Murray went on a murderous
rampage killing four youths and wounding five other people.
"I
eventually started to question some things that were happening.
These
questions had to do with the practice of shepherding, which made leaders into
"spiritually
advanced," infallible little popes.
I started believing that
Youth with a Mission leaders were using principles of "discipleship," "
submission," "loyalty," etcetera
to control the sheep.
When I disagreed with my
flock leader I was labeled "rebellious."
He said if he was wrong
and I submitted anyway, he would be held responsible before God and I would
not." - Gregory L. Robertson
"Matt was overcome
with an anointing that was similar to that of
Lonnie Frisbie back in the Jesus
movement.
Lonnie was used by the Lord in radical ways with
supernatural power.
As this 'fierce' anointing moved upon Matt, he
jumped up on the chairs and began to release a corporate
wind and wave of the Spirit over
the
people.
Simultaneously over half of
the conference room fell
under the supernatural
power as a wave of extreme Glory
went over them.
A scroll
of fire was released as the Lord commanded us to 'eat' the
Word of God.
Matt's eyes were then opened to
the spirit realm.
Matt wept as he shared how he could see the
angels swirling over our heads and a
chariot of fire leading the
host of heaven.
Matt began to prophecy that "there were more for us than against us!" -
Prophetic Report, Northeast Prophetic Signs and Wonders Conference
This year's Northeast Prophetic Signs and WondersConference
hosted by Matt Sorger Ministries was a strategic gathering releasing not
only healing and miracles in the lives of many, but also a fresh prophetic
revelation>.
"For your gift of $30.00 or more a month you will
receive a FREE monthly teaching from Matt." - Google
"We are no longer
to be children, tossed here and there by waves and carried about
by every wind of doctrine,
by the trickery of men,
by craftiness in deceitful
scheming." - Ephesians 4:14
William Eugene Scott The Festival of Faith was designed by William Eugene Scott
to cow followers into submission while increasing his assets.
During
the Festival of Faith William Eugene Scott, the son of an itinerant
preacher, coaxed, cajoled, exhorted, pleaded and even whined to get the
faithful to send in their hard earned dollars.
In Scott's opinion his
'students' owed him money for his 'teaching'.
William
Eugene Scott's salary was $1
per year plus unlimited expenses.
William Eugene Scott offered
his followers all the advantages of Christianity with none of the
inconveniences, and thus became immensely wealthy.
"A skinflint may get to
heaven, but what awaits
him are a rusty old halo, a skinny
old cloud, and a robe so worn it scratches. First-class salvation costs
money." - William Eugene Scott
Contributors were
required to sign pledge
slips which specifically stated Scott could
spend the money they sent him
however on whatever he chose.
And William Eugene Scott did - living
a celebrity lifestyle
with busty models an each arm while he watched his racehorses run or while
traveling the world.
Scott's
television shows would
sometimes feature "Scott's Bunnies",
a bevy of female followers in
thong bikinis.
William Eugene Scott enjoyed a lifestyle that
included a chauffeured limousine, a mansion in Pasadena, 24-hour bodyguards,
several ranches and a stable of more than 300 thoroughbred horses.
Some
of William Eugene Scott's expenses included the collection of rare stamps, art,
Biblical manuscripts and rare coins.
William Eugene Scott's
personal enterprises
ran the gamut - Bishop Dr. Gene Scott Corporation, Dr. Gene Scott
Incorporated, Dr. Gene Scott Consultants Incorporated, Gene Scott
Travel Incorporated, W. Eugene Scott, Ph.D. Incorporated, Gene
Scott Evangelistic Association, Wescott Christian Center, Los
Angeles University Cathedral, Faith Center, the Faith
Broadcasting Network, and the University Network - among others.
Melissa*,William Eugene Scott's third wife, inherited his
kingdom.
Although William Eugene Scott's background and
original affiliation was with Assemblies
of God he left when establishing the Faith Center.
William
Eugene Scott wove an exceedingly complex
mythology that included the Pyramids, Atlantis, Roswell
UFO, Stonehenge, Amityville poltergeists, Nikola
Tesla, Bermuda Triangle, Spear of Destiny, Philadelphia
Experiment as well as attempting to fold in many other television
neoevangelic ideations along with the British Israel concept of the
Lost Tribes of Israel that fled to northern Europe and later became the
Christian nations.
"Scott's appeal was in the promise of access to
superior knowledge." - Richard Parker, Harvard Kennedy School of
Government
"The dude was fascinating. I never wasted gray cells on
his premises; but, what an example of how thoroughly you could research
something you believed in. And shape and tailor that information." - Ed
Campbell
"Scott has no formal education in
theology,
an enormous ego, eccentric
personality and extraordinarily diverse interests. Scott is accountable only to
himself, tolerates
zero dissent and exerts a frightening level of control over his
followers." - Glenn
F. Bunting
"Scott surrounds himself with all these sycophants and
weaklings who are just looking for somebody to
submit to." -
David Gill, professor of Christian ethics at North Park College in
Chicago
"A
side of him is engaging, warm. He knows how to make you feel good. He is
dangerous primarily because he really comes off as a straight shooter. He is
the ultimate hypocrite." - Rev. Dale O.
Wolery
Outsides Scott's enjoyment of the limelight and expensive toys he
also rejects Jesus' call to
treat all humans as we
ourselves wish to be treated.
One of William Eugene Scott's
favorite songs was "Kill a Pissant for Christ"
During the
Gulf War Scott bellowed, "Nuke 'em
in the name of Christ!!"
William Eugene Scott's sycophants were
taught that Scott's mythology was
the only truth (theocratic
absolutism), that the greatest
sin was questioning Scott's
interpretation of Christianity(creating dissension among the breathern),
that you could buy your way into heaven (by paying for Scott's
secret and superior
knowledge) much as one
bought indulgences in the Catholic church of old and that Jesus did not
teach morality.
Scott was a
moral nihilist as he
believed John Calvin literal interpretation of
humanities total depravity and
predestination.
William Eugene
Scott's followers replace the worship of Christ/God/ḦṍḸẙ ṦṕḯṝḭṰ
with the worship of an
idol - William Eugene Scott
Scott graduated from Chico State in 1952
with a degree in history, stayed on for a master's in social science and earned
a doctorate in education at Stanford University in 1957 according to the
Stanford University web site.
Scott,
diagnosed with prostate
cancer, declines surgery
and chemotherapy.
Five years later he has a stroke, lapses into a
coma and dies at 76.
Earl Pearly Paulk1960 Earl Pearly Paulk founds "Harvester
Ministry", a non-profit 501c3 corporation, with his wife, his brother
Donald, and his sister-in-law Clareice in an area of Atlanta called "Little
Five Points."
1972 The
fellowship became known as
Cathedral of the Holy Spirit at Chapel Hill Harvester famed for
combining visual arts, particularly
the dance team, with a
liturgical style.
Earl Pearly Paulk radio and television neoevangelic programs were
seen and heard on Trinity Broadcasting
Network.
Earl Pearly Paulk was a semi-regular guest on
Trinity Broadcasting Network's Praise the Lord.
1982 Earl Pearly Paulk is ordained a bishop in the
International Communion of Charismatic Churches, a non-profit 501c3
incorporation.
Earl Pearly Paulk has been involved in many
sex scandals spanning several years.
Donnie Earl (D.E.) Paulk, nephew of Earl Pearly Paulk and senior pastor
of the Cathedral at Chapel Hill, informed the congregation that he is actually
the biological son of Earl Pearly Paulk, and not the son of Donald Paulk.
A court-ordered DNA test confirmed this and Earl Pearly Paulk is forced
to resign as archbishop of the International Communion of Charismatic
Churches (ICCC).
2006 Earl Pearly Paulk
swears in a deposition that the only woman he ever had sex with outside of
marriage was Monica Manning Brewer.
As part of the same lawsuit 8 women
testified they had sex under duress with
Earl Pearly Paulk.
2008 Earl Pearly Paulk is
found guilty of lying under
oath, a felony, his Bible College is closed and his television show
canceled.
March 29, 2009 Earl Pearly Paulk dies
of cancer.
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