[T]he church growth movement has its own ambiguous language and terms; so as to protect those who would deceive us with familiar words and phrases

“I define a ‘worldview’ as the sum-total of answers that a person gives to life’s most important questions. A worldview can have either a powerful,

Apparently the word “worldview” also means “lifestyle” in purpose-driven circles. Think you’ve heard of everything? How about a Tupperware-style purpose-driven party! How about purpose-driven lifestyle

The moment “worldview” enters the modern vocabulary, it is immediately entrapping. This is because this word itself is nebulous. It can easily be defined one

“Activist PPMs [post-modern ministries, ed.] are attempting to wean evangelicals from their addiction to the modern era with its dogmatic truth claims by a process

Herescope was requested to prepare a “thumbnail sketch” — an overview — of what constitutes “transformation.” Below is an outline summary which many will find

The latest fad is potentially the most grievous heresy to arise in the recent history of the Church. It is a repudiation of literacy —

The following article was prepared by Anton Bosch, inspired by reading last week’s Herescope blog posts on “change” and the deceptive process of “transition.” Herescope

Occasionally Herescope will post items from the past as an Oldie But Goodie (OBG). These items from our archives illustrate the heresies of the New

This is the last in the series of posts pertaining to a review of John C. Hillary’s 1990-1991 article “Paradigm Change: More Magic than Logic.”