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KINGDOM OF THE CULTS - INVESTIGATIONS

Line of Fire

Michael Brown

Fivefold Church

Kathryn Krick

Bethel

Bill Johnson

V1 Church

Mike Signorelli

Burn 24/7

Sean Feucht

Hillsong

Phil Dooley

MERCY CULTURE

Landon Schott

Bolz Ministries

Shawn Bolz

MorningStar

Rick Joyner

Altar Global

Jeremiah Johnson

ACC

Wayne Alcorn

Celebration

Randy Hand

World Harvest

Rod Parsley

C3 Church

Phil Pringle

IHOPKC

Mike Bickle

Limitless

Kim Jones

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Conversations that need to happen…

Evangelist redefined: ‘gospel’ists equipping you against cults.

Today, cults have redefined the offices of pastor and evengelist. The Framework presents a case that God made Evangelists to not “evangelise” the world but equip the church (Eph 4:11). But equip the church for what? Instead of using using Apologist, Polemicist and ‘Discernment Ministry’ titles, we propose these are doing the work of the Evangelist.

#EvangelistsEquip

Continuationism = Cessationism?

Simplistically, continuationism is a new doctrine that believes that the spiritual gifts were restored, renewed or revived with the birthing of what was known as the Charismatic Renewal Movement (CRM). We contend that this belief is cessationist due to the fact they admit the gifts ceased until recently renewed. Continuationism can only exist by revising history to suit their argument.

Christian Witchcraft and Paganism?

It’s evident cults like Bethel and leaders like Sean Feucht within the axis of apostasy today are leading people into the occult and paganism. We propose that Simon the Sorcerer, Elymas and the Sons of Sceva (SoS) reflect modern day cults that lead people into pagan syncretism, the Demonslayers being the best example of SoS.

#DemonslayersOfSceva #ArchetypesOfApostasy

Heredex Project

We reference the Heredex a lot in our programs to help audiences know that modern day cults operate from a systematic theology to convince and bind people in. More is coming in this project, however, people have used this visual technique to help colourfully expose the modern-day kingdom of the cults.

Jake M. D. Elliot

J. M. D. Elliot is an investigative researcher for his Hillsong coverage of the #MatterOfHouston trial and his research and reporting at the ‘Royal Commission into institutional responses to child sexual abuse’.

He holds a Bachelor of Theology from the Sydney College of Divinity, a Bachelor in Education from the University of Technology and a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Curtin University. These qualifications have equipped him with a solid foundation for his multifaceted career.

Mr Elliot has worked with media groups across Australia, America, Germany, UK and Asia with his special focus on cults – specifically on their marketing, branding, theological, prophetic and musical manipulation they have on the masses. Additionally, he collaborated as an editor on the book ‘Defining Deception’ by Costi Hinn, exploring the theology of the New Apostolic Reformation and has been an outspoken voice against Progressive Liberal cults.

Jake also made a recent appearance in the Vanity Fair production, ‘The Secrets of Hillsong.’ With his dedication to investigative reseach, he continues to contribute to the discourse on various religious and social issues.

Domestic abuse, CSA, churches and cults

Dr. Walter Martin

In a scandalous interview on the Trinty Broadcasting Network (TBN) in the late 1980s, the late baptist minister, Walter Martin (author of Kingdom of the Cults’) was recorded saying,

“Let’s get the record straight, the cults declared war on the church. We didn’t declare war on them. We are supposed to respond to that but that’s not what you are getting. Instead you’re getting, ‘Shhhh! Don’t say that! That’s not loving!’

Well by that standard neither was Jesus. Because when he met the Pharisees, the Sadducees, the scribes and the Herodians, He barbecued them. […] Christ dealt with it. Paul dealt with it. Uh, we’re not dealing with them. We don’t want to face them.

The people who are telling us not to defend Christianity are the people incapable of doing it. And the danger- the danger is, not only are they incapable of doing it but they hinder those that are capable. They stand in the way of the defense of the gospel.”

It can be observed that incompetent Christian leaders today indeed not just “stand in the way of the defense of the gospel” but also “hinder those that are capable” of defending the gospel.

In our postmodern age of disinformation, disruption and discordance, disqualified men and women are growing in popular demand, responding to the ideals people yearning to be a positive change ito combat modern-day dystopian values. This hunger for unity, community, truth and love have made individuals, families, communities, cities and even nations prime targets for the kingdom of the cults.

Often using a veil of ‘good works’ to undermine people’s values and goodness, the wide variety of their abusive teachings are designed to bolster an elite few at the expense of individusals and entire communities. However, the results of the cults only sow only division, hatred and distrust in different people groups while also diminishing the essential teachings of Christianity.

To combat the rise of the Kingdom of the Modern Cults, we at The Framework are working on the ‘Heredex’ and ‘Recognito’ projects to systematically capture the theology of modern day cults that are spiritually abusing and destroying people, families, communities, cities and even nations.

Below is a visual preview of these cults that have abused people in their cultic teachings that bear no resemblance to the teachings of Jesus and the Christian church.

Spiritual abusers: cults and bad churches

In our postmodern age of disinformation, disruption and discordance, disqualified men and women are growing in popular demand, responding to the ideals of people, yearning to be a positive change to combat modern-day dystopian values.

This hunger for unity, community, truth and love have made individuals, families, communities, cities and even nations prime targets for the kingdom of the cults.

This is one of the biggest projects we are working on at The Framework.

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Mission

Our mission is to provide accurate information about the inner workings of cults and popular so-called churches, creating a safe space for discussion while promoting a deeper understanding of various cult mentalities.

We aim to break the hold of these organisations on people’s lives and encourage open and honest discussion about their impact on individuals and societies.