Directory of Contemporary Worship Musicians - Way of Life Literature

ministries, which promotes the deception that God iscontinuing to give revelation through prophets and apostlestoday. Hamon holds the latter rain miracle-revival heresy thatGod will raise up new apostles who will operate in miracleworkingpower even exceeding that of the first-centuryapostles who will unite the churches and establish thekingdom of God. Hamon claims that the Laughing Revival(Toronto, Pensacola, Lakeland, Holy Trinity Brompton, etc.)and Promise Keepers are part of this restoration process(Hamon, Apostles, Prophets and the Coming Moves of God:God’s End-Time Plans for His Church and Planet Earth, 1997;e Day of the Saints, p. 129). Hamon says, “I refuse to beboxed in. But I may say certain things that you may try to boxme in, but I am not trying to propagate any particulareschatology” (“Battle of the Brides,” New Life Church, Nov.13, 1997). He doesn’t want to be tested by God’s Word.Robert Gay has worked with the Brooklyn TabernacleChoir, Rhema Singers, Nitro Praise, Vicky Winans, andothers.See also “Integrity Music.”Getty, Keith and KristynKeith and Kristyn Getty’s “contemporary hymns” are usedwidely among “traditional, non-contemporary” churches,because they are considered relatively safe.At least eight of their songs are included in Majesty Music’sRejoice Hymns.Twenty-nine of their songs are featured in Hymns Modernand Ancient, published by Heart Publications, a ministry ofSteve Pettit Evangelistic Association and compiled by FredColeman who heads up Bob Jones University’s Department ofChurch Music.Both Crown Baptist College and West Coast BaptistCollege, the two largest independent Baptist Bible colleges,perform Getty material in their services.132