VOL. 33, NO. 4 | Go and Make Disciples

The subject of this issue—the New Apostolic Reformation movement—is a fitting example of what a modern reformation is not. Yet it has been, by any human measure, deeply successful. This should move us to grieve and pray for a true modern reformation. But it should also remind us that we can’t focus so much on the need of reform in Christ’s church that we lose sight of the Christ who promises to uphold his church.

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• The New Prophecy: Echoes of Montanism in the New Apostolic Reformation | by Aaron Philip
• The Framing of a Movement: Defining the New Apostolic Reformation | by Evan P. Pietsch and R. Vivian Pietsch
• A Movement's Music: Should We Invite NAR Worship into Our Churches? | by Ray Burns