The New Phoenix
Ancient Theologies Appear in Christianity Today
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Separation in the movement began with the family; which was so subtle you would never even suspect what was going on. When my husband,by order of his delegated authority, quit confiding anything to me it shut down our communications which separated us. And yet my husband fully believed he was protecting me. Satan knows he can control the family that he can divide;; and that also goes for friends, and fellow church members. Even though the leaders may believe they are helping the people they are separating, they are being deceived. Are they aware of the walls that are going up between the people? Do they actually understand the division they are creating? Or, are they just following the orders they get from their leaders? A disconnected body cannot function and neither can the body of Christ if it is divided.
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We find a bird called the phoenix, which according to myth is symbolic of death and resurrection. According to Greek mythology, the sun god was the mentor of the phoenix, and around the world there are similar mythologies regarding the phoenix. In The New Phoenix, author Jackie Madison explains how just like the phoenix is resurrected from death, there is a doctrine that has survived several false religions and movements. The religions will die, but the doctrine—which is the spirit of that religion—will rise again. The doctrine she is referring to is the Kingdom Now movement, also known as Dominion theology. Jackie shares her firsthand experience walking on dangerous ground, as she finally learns the truth about this doctrine, the movement, and its leadership. With each resurrection of this theology and doctrine, the followers of the movement proudly announce that God is doing a new thing. But God isn’t doing a new thing. The phoenix is rising again!
About the Author
Jackie wears many hats; she is a wife and mother of three children. She is the proud grandmother of six grandchildren. She is an artist who studied art at Margret Hand School of Art in Gadsden Alabama. She also is a Real Estate Agent, now retired. She is from the south, but she now resides in Maryland with her husband. Although she has enjoyed every hat that was given to her, she is looking forward to exchanging them for a crown someday when she reaches her eternal home.